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Nutrition - 35853

A. Liver and onions with mashed potatoes

B. Broiled scallops with brown rice and asparagus

C. Kale salad with a side of fresh fruit

D. Tofu stir-fry with mixed vegetables and quinoa

E. Wheat bagel with low-fat yogurt


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    Nutrition
  • Lesson

    Nutrition

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    Basic Care and Comfort
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    Nutrition and Oral Hydration

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Explanation

Choice C is correct. This meal is low in purines and rich in fiber and antioxidants, which may help reduce inflammation associated with gout.

Choice D is correct. Plant-based proteins like tofu are preferable over red meat or organ meats. Quinoa is a complex carbohydrate with low purine content, making this a gout-friendly option.

Choice E is correct. Whole grains and low-fat dairy are encouraged in gout management. Low-fat dairy may help lower uric acid levels.

Choice A is incorrect. Liver is an organ meat and extremely high in purines, which can trigger gout flares. This choice reflects poor understanding of dietary guidelines for gout.

Choice B is incorrect. Scallops are seafood high in purines. Additionally, asparagus contains moderate purine levels and should be limited in individuals with active gout.

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Last Updated - 25 Aug 2025