3. "What are you doing differently?". For the purpose of controlling blood glucose, interventions are created by evaluating the diabetes client's routine or any adjustments the client may have made.
Diabetes patients should have A1C levels around 7, and a reading of 9.4 indicates poor control over the previous three months. Although it is true, telling the client that this is bad ignores any potential regimen-related issues the client may be experiencing and comes off as a reprimand. A review of the client's regimen is necessary before decisions about drugs are made, even though it may be true that the client needs additional insulin.
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