In most cases the major nursing goal in working with a diabetic client is to:
a. teach the client how to inject insulin.
b. assist the client become independent in self-care.
c. monitor the client's diet.
d. help the client avoid insulin reactions.
ANS: B
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A Incorrect: This is a part of self-care.
B Correct: Conscientious self-care can prevent complications.
C Incorrect: This is a part of self-care.
D Incorrect: This is a part of self-care.
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