Multiple Choice
A client with a history of urinary tract infections asks if probiotic dietary supplements can prevent the infections. Which response should the nurse make to this client?
A) "Probiotic dietary supplements have not been proven beneficial for UTI treatment."
B) "Yogurt and fermented dairy products have been shown to be more useful for treating UTIs."
C) "Cranberry juice has shown more efficacy than probiotic dietary supplements for treating UTIs."
D) "Raisins have been shown to be as beneficial as dried cranberries and probiotic dietary supplements in treating UTIs."
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