63. What is the total intake of a client who drinks 100 ml of juice, 75 ml of coffee, and 35 ml of water?
Answer: B
The total intake of the client is 210 ml.
To determine the total intake, we sum the volumes of juice, coffee, and water consumed by the client, which amounts to 100 ml + 75 ml + 35 ml, resulting in a total of 210 ml.
A) 200 ml.
This option is incorrect as it underestimates the total intake. The calculation of 100 ml of juice, 75 ml of coffee, and 35 ml of water sums to 210 ml, not 200 ml.
B) 210 ml.
This option is correct. By adding the volumes of juice (100 ml), coffee (75 ml), and water (35 ml), the client’s total intake is accurately calculated as 210 ml.
C) 240 ml.
This option is incorrect as it overestimates the total intake. The sum of 100 ml, 75 ml, and 35 ml does not reach 240 ml; instead, it totals 210 ml.
D) 370 ml.
This option is incorrect as it significantly overstates the total intake. The correct calculation does not come close to 370 ml, which is far higher than the actual total of 210 ml.
Conclusion
The total intake of 210 ml is derived from accurately summing the amounts of juice, coffee, and water consumed. All other options fail to reflect the correct total, either underestimating or overestimating the intake based on the provided volumes. Thus, option B is the only accurate representation of the client’s total fluid consumption.