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A patient bursts into tears when the primary care NP diagnoses diabetes. The NP should:

A patient bursts into tears when the primary care NP diagnoses diabetes. The NP should:

a. ask the patient about past experiences with anyone who has this diagnosis.
b. reassure the patient that the medications and blood tests will become routine.
c. call in a social worker to assist the patient to obtain equipment and supplies.
d. refer the patient to a diabetes educator to provide teaching about the disease.

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