A Nurse Is Giving a Lecture at a Health Fair

question 26

Multiple Choice

A nurse is giving a lecture at a health fair when a member of the audience asks: "Why do people say you shouldn't eat foods that come from cans that appear to bulge, as if the seal has been broken?" How should the nurse respond?

• A)"It may be a sign that botulism toxins are present in foods that have been improperly processed and sealed."
• B)"Arboviruses may be found in canned foods that appear damaged."
• C)"Clostridium tetani occurs in poorly processed foods or damaged cans."
• D)"Open the can, and if no bubbles, bad odor, or change in color is present, you can eat the contents."

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