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Chapter 21: Problem 23

The client has an order for furosemide (Lasix) to be taken every morning. Which food contains the most potassium? A. One-half cup of mashed potatoes B. One-fourth cup of sweet potatoes C. One baked potato D. One cup of french-fried potatoes

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A. One-half cup of mashed potatoes B. One-fourth cup of sweet potatoes C. One baked potato D. One cup of french-fried potatoes Answer: C. One baked potato

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01

List down the potassium content of each type of potato in a given serving size

Research or refer to a nutrition guide to find the potassium content in the provided options: A. One-half cup of mashed potatoes B. One-fourth cup of sweet potatoes C. One baked potato D. One cup of french-fried potatoes
02

Compare the potassium content

Compare the potassium content of each potato option (per serving size) and determine which one contains the most potassium.
03

Select the correct answer

Based on the comparison made in step 2, identify the option with the highest potassium content and choose it as the correct answer.

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