The nurse requests a meal tray for a client who follows Mormon beliefs and who is on a clear liquid diet following abdominal surgery. Which menu item(s) should the nurse request for this client? (Select all that apply).

Choice A rationale: Orange juice contains pulp and is not considered a clear liquid. A clear liquid diet is restricted to fat-free liquids and those that are transparent at room temperature. Choice B rationale: Apple juice is a transparent liquid that remains liquid at room temperature. It provides carbohydrates and fluid without leaving residue in the gastrointestinal tract, fitting the clear liquid requirement. Choice C rationale: Hot chocolate contains dairy or cocoa solids, making it an opaque liquid. It is excluded from a clear liquid diet and also contains caffeine, which Mormons typically avoid. Choice D rationale: Chicken broth is a clear, fat-free liquid that provides electrolytes and hydration. It is an essential component of a clear liquid diet and does not violate any Mormon dietary restrictions. Choice E rationale: Black coffee is a caffeinated beverage. The Word of Wisdom in Mormon belief prohibits the consumption of "hot drinks," specifically interpreted as coffee and tea, regardless of the diet type.