A nurse is preparing care for a newly admitted client with diabetes. Which information would be critical for the nurse to assess? Select all that apply.
A. Medical history
B. Current lab results
C. Medication allergies
D. Use of dietary supplements
E. Number of previous hospitalizations
Ans:
A. Medical history
B. Current lab results
C. Medication allergies
D. Use of dietary supplements
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