Difficulty: Medium
Average Score: 75%
Simulated
Passage / Scenario
During a prenatal visit, the nurse is explaining dietary management to a woman diagnosed with pre-gestational diabetes.Which statement by the client reassures the nurse that teaching has been effective?
Correct answer
D
Rationale
The correct answer is D. This statement reassures the nurse that teaching has been effective because it indicates understanding that diet and insulin needs change during pregnancy. This shows awareness of the importance of monitoring and adjusting dietary and insulin intake to ensure optimal health for both the mother and baby.
Choice A is incorrect because simply stating the need for more calories doesn't necessarily reflect an understanding of the specific changes required during pregnancy.
Choice B is incorrect as it suggests relying solely on urine glucose testing, which may not provide a comprehensive picture of diabetes management during pregnancy.
Choice C is incorrect as it overlooks the need for adjustments in diet to accommodate the changing needs of pregnancy.
Choice A is incorrect because simply stating the need for more calories doesn't necessarily reflect an understanding of the specific changes required during pregnancy.
Choice B is incorrect as it suggests relying solely on urine glucose testing, which may not provide a comprehensive picture of diabetes management during pregnancy.
Choice C is incorrect as it overlooks the need for adjustments in diet to accommodate the changing needs of pregnancy.