When the nurse is instructing a client with type 1 diabetes about risks and precautions related to exercise, which of the following information should be included?
a. Monitor blood glucose after exercise.
b. High-intensity aerobics is beneficial.
c. Monitor blood glucose before exercise.
d. Carry concentrated carbohydrates (e.g., sugar packets, hard candy).
D
The client should be instructed to carry a concentrated form of carbohydrates (e.g., sugar, hard candy) and to wear a medical alert bracelet.
The client should monitor blood glucose levels immediately before and after exercise.
The client should perform low- to moderate-intensity exercises. High-intensity aerobics are not recommended.
The client should monitor blood glucose levels immediately before and after exercise.
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