Type 2 Diabetes, type one is a result of genetic susceptibility. There are 2 forms of diabetes so it has to be type 2.
Exercise and moving in general typically puts force on bones the same way that a car puts force in its suspension. It compacts bones slightly and leads to new tissue (bone) growth, similar to how muscles grow.
Your answer would be, administering a proton pump inhibitor.
<span>Patients taking glucocorticoids are at high risk for gastric erosion and bleeding because these agents are likely to erode the gastric mucosa during treatment. To avoid this serious complication of therapy, the nurse provides effective preventive care in the form of a proton pump inhibitor. In addition, the nurse should monitor the patient's stool for occult blood and the serum hemoglobin for early detection of gastrointestinal bleeding.
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