Practice Question
When the patient asked the nurse how long it would take to "get over" the diabetes, the nurse explained that she will have this disease throughout her life. Diabetes mellitus is considered a/an:
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Correct Answer:
chronic disease
Rationale:
♦ Diabetes mellitus is a lifelong condition requiring continuous management.
♦ It is not curable but can be controlled with medications and lifestyle changes.
♦ It involves metabolic dysregulation, particularly with insulin production or function.
♦ The course of diabetes is long-term and may lead to complications without management.
♦ Chronic illnesses like this need patient education and follow-up.
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- Category: LPN Nursing Exam(s)
- Subcategory: LPN ATI Exams
- Domain: Fundamentals of Nursing
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