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Question 1 of 5

Click to mark whether the client statement indicates understanding or no understanding of the education given.

OptionsUnderstandingNo understanding
Making these changes will also help me avoid other chronic health conditions. (Understanding)
If I have symptoms like increased thirst and urination, I should come in and get my blood sugar checked. (Understanding)
If my fasting blood sugar is less than 100 mg/dL (5.6 mmol/L) next time, I can go back to my usual eating habits. (No understanding)
I can never eat sugar again. (No understanding)
If I make the changes we talked about, I will not get type 2 diabetes. (No understanding)
Understanding: A,B; No understanding: C,D,E

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Rationale: Understanding statements reflect benefits of lifestyle changes and symptom monitoring. Misunderstandings include assuming normal glucose allows poor habits, banning all sugar, or believing changes eliminate diabetes risk entirely.

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