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Diabetes Care Quiz: T2D Nursing Focus

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Diabetes care essentials

by Mishell Monroy Espiritu
1

What is a key presenting symptom of prolonged uncontrolled diabetes in the case study?

2

Which patient detail suggests a higher risk of complications in this case?

3

What is the immediate nursing priority according to the nursing process (PAE) for this patient?

4

The patient’s capillary glucose is 295 mg/dL. What is this most consistent with?

5

Which finding indicates the patient has already developed a complication of diabetes?

6

What long-term goal is emphasized to prevent rehospitalization?

7

Which factor in this patient is a modifiable risk for complications?

8

What is the most appropriate immediate nursing action at admission?

9

Which educational topic has the greatest impact on preventing hospitalizations?

10

What would you monitor to assess pain and tissue status in the affected foot?

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Polyuria and polydipsia are classic symptoms of hyperglycemia and were noted in the patient.

BMI 31 kg/m² indicates obesity, a risk factor for diabetes complications.

A comprehensive, timely assessment identifies problems and guides care.

A glucose level near 300 mg/dL indicates hyperglycemia.

A foot lesion suggests diabetic foot complications needing urgent care.

Education and preventive care reduce readmission risk and complications.

Adherence to treatment can reduce glycemic excursions and complications.

A full, timely assessment guides subsequent care.

Foot care education is crucial to avoiding serious complications.

Monitoring infection signs and perfusion informs wound care decisions.

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