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6. List in order the nurse will take.

          4. Check the order.

       5.Verify the correct patient.

          1. Draw up insulin.

      3. Inject insulin.

      2. Document the medication.

7. The best response by the nurse would be

           1. Depending on the type of insulin you receive. it can take

               as long as 2 hours and as short as 15 minutes.

8. The best response by the nurse is

          3. This is one of the antidiabetic agents that work by increasing muscle

              adipose tissue sensitivity to allow more glucose to enter the cell in the

              presence of insulin.

9. Macrovascular complication of diabetic melitus includes

                       1. Stroke. (Cerebrovascular disease).

                       3. Non healing ulcers. (Peripheral vascular disease).