A Guyanese household with a diabetic grandmother and a teenage athlete must plan weekly meals. Which meal planning principle is MOST important for this family?

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Question

A Guyanese household with a diabetic grandmother and a teenage athlete must plan weekly meals. Which meal planning principle is MOST important for this family?

Accepted Answer

Considering the special dietary needs of individuals — Award 1 mark for recognising that dietary modifications for health conditions and activity levels must be prioritised. C is incorrect — identical meals would not address the diabetic's need for controlled carbohydrates or the athlete's higher energy requirements. D is incorrect — imported foods are not necessarily more nutritious. B is incorrect — convenience is secondary to nutritional adequacy.

Answer

Considering the special dietary needs of individuals

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Preparing the same meals for all family members

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Using convenience foods to save time

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Purchasing only imported foods

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