The Most Common Problem in the Patient with Type 2

question 25

Multiple Choice

The most common problem in the patient with type 2 diabetes is a(n)

• A) lack of insulin production.
• B) imbalance between insulin production and use.
• C) overproduction of glucose.
• D) increased uptake of glucose in the cells.

Recognize levels of client readiness and appropriate intervention strategies for each level.

Employ various assessment tools for collecting dietary and eating pattern data during counseling sessions.

Master the skill of transitioning between different phases of counseling based on client readiness and motivation.

Develop the ability to set specific, positively stated goals with clients.

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Definitions:

Intentions

Intentions refer to planned or desired outcomes that guide an individual's actions or decisions.

Blood Pressure

The force exerted by circulating blood on the walls of the body's arteries, a vital sign indicating the health of the cardiovascular system.

Adaptive Response

The ability of an organism, individual, or system to modify or change its behavior in reaction to changes in its environment.

Wellbeing

Wellbeing encompasses the overall health, happiness, and prosperity of individuals, often considered a critical component of workplace productivity and satisfaction.