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A nurse is instructing a patient diagnosed with hyperkalemia about which foods to avoid. Which of the following statements by the patient indicates a need for further instruction?

A."I should avoid eating a lot of bananas."B."I guess I can't eat all the tomatoes I want this summer."C."I can still use my salt substitute instead of real salt."D."No more avocado salads for me."

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