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The nurse is interviewing a client admitted for uncontrolled diabetes after binging on alcohol for the past 2 weeks. The client states, "I am worried about how I am going to pay my bills for my family while I am hospitalized." Which statement by the nurse would best elicit information from the client?
-"you are worried about paying your bills?"
-Don't worry; your bills will get paid eventually"
-"When was the last time you were admitted for hyperglycemia?"
-"You really shouldn't be drinking alcohol because of your Dx of diabetes"

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Hi !

Which statement by the nurse would best elicit information from the client?

-"you are worried about paying your bills?"

-"you are worried about paying your bills?" is the statement by the nurse would best elicit information from the client.

  • If the patient is worried about his bills in such a critical condition that means the person has poor financial condition.

What is diabetes?

  • Diabetes is a chronic health condition that affects how body turns food into energy.
  • Body breaks down most of the food  eat into sugar (glucose) and releases it into bloodstream.
  • When  blood sugar goes up, it signals pancreas to release insulin.

What is the affect of alcohol in diabetes?

  • Heavy drinking, particularly in diabetics can cause the accumulation of certain acids in the blood that may result in severe health consequences.
  • Alcohol consumption can worsen diabetes related medical complications, such as disturbances in fat metabolism, nerve damage, and eye disease.

Hence, A option is correct.

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