Your client has a history of diabetes and is now complaining of ...

[ericka1]

Your client has a history of diabetes and is now complaining of vision changes. You suspect:
 
  1. cataracts.
  2. diabetic retinopathy.
  3. macular degeneration.
  4. glaucoma.

Question 2

A client tells the nurse that he knows when he needs his vitamin B12 injection because he has more tingling in his fingers and toes. Which of the following does this information provide to the nurse?
 
  1. The client believes the vitamin B12 injections are helping the peripheral neuropathy.
   2. The vitamin B12 injections are helping the peripheral neuropathy.
   3. The client has poor nutrition, and the vitamin B12 injections are needed.
   4. The client does not like to take vitamins, and having a monthly injection is easier for him.

[randomguy133]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: 2

Answer to Question 2

2. The vitamin B12 injections are helping the peripheral neuropathy.

Rationale:
The client states that he knows when he needs a vitamin B12 injection because there is a change in sensation in his fingers and toes. The nurse should realize that the injections are helping the peripheral neuropathy. The other choices are incorrect either because the nurse does not know what the client thinks about having injections or if the client has poor nutrition or does not like to take vitamins.

[ericka1]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[ryhom]

Great answer, keep it coming