a client newly diagnosed with diabetes has been sent home after in-depth education regarding the diabetes management plan. because the client is newly diagnosed, the nurse included in the plan of care a risk for unstable glucose. what is the most appropriate short-term outcome for this nursing diagnosis in the client? the client will:

Answer

The client will maintain glucose levels within the appropriate range to prevent episodes of hyper- or hypoglycemia.

What are the goals of short-term outcomes for clients with diabetes? A:Short-term goals for clients with diabetes are to stabilize glucose levels, prevent complications, and promote education and self-care.
What interventions are appropriate for stabilizing glucose levels? A:Interventions may include monitoring blood glucose levels, adjusting medication or insulin doses, promoting regular exercise and a healthy diet, and educating the client on signs and symptoms of hyper- or hypoglycemia.
What is the most appropriate short-term outcome for the nursing diagnosis of a newly diagnosed diabetic client with a risk for unstable glucose? A: The most appropriate short-term outcome for this nursing diagnosis is to prevent episodes of hyper- or hypoglycemia by maintaining glucose levels within the appropriate range.