When teaching the client about the advantages of using an insulin pump, the nurse should include:
a. that it provides less expensive management for diabetes.
b. that the client will experience moderate weight gain.
c. that it allows the client flexibility in when and what he or she eats.
d. that required training is minimal.
ANS: C
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A Incorrect: It actually is more expensive.
B Incorrect: This is a disadvantage of using an insulin pump.
C Correct: This is an advantage of using an insulin pump.
D Incorrect: It requires at least a full day of training.
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