The nurse has provided client education about type 2 diabetes mellitus. Which statements made by the client indicate additional teaching is needed?Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply.
A. "The prescriptions that I will be on will help me lose weight."
B. "I can take an oral prescription and will never have to inject myself."
C. "I can increase my body's ability to use the insulin by exercising regularly."
D. "I have several lifestyle changes to make."
E. "I am not at risk for kidney disease like type 1 diabetics."
Answer: E
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