1). A patient with diabetes is prescribed a new oral antidiabetic medication. The nurse is responsible for patient education. What key information should the nurse provide regarding medication administration, potential side effects, and lifestyle modifications to support optimal diabetes management?

1). A patient with diabetes is prescribed a new oral antidiabetic medication. The nurse is responsible for patient education. What key information should the nurse provide regarding medication administration, potential side effects, and lifestyle modifications to support optimal diabetes management?

Health Safety And Nutrition F/Young Child

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305144767

Author:MAROTZ

Publisher:MAROTZ

Chapter4: Caring For Children With Special Medical Conditions

Section: Chapter Questions

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