When teaching the client with gout about dietary control the nurse should inform the client to avoid Which of the following?

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Uric acid has a low solubility; it tends to precipitate and form deposits at various sites where blood flow is least active, including cartilaginous tissue such as the ears. Urate deposits will not form at the chin, buttocks, and abdomen because the blood flow is ample, and it is not cartilaginous tissue.