Most children who develop type 2 diabetes are treated using diet, exercise, and
a. family therapy.
b. exogenous insulin.
c. behavior modification.
d. oral hypoglycemic agents.
D
Most children who develop type 2 diabetes require oral hypoglycemic agents in addition to diet and exercise to achieve metabolic control. Exogenous insulin is used less often. Family therapy may help the family learn healthier coping mechanisms. Behavior modification may help patients adopt healthier food and exercise habits.
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