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A client who is newly diagnosed with type I diabetes is admitted for control and self-care to include doing finger sticks for glucose monitoring and self-administration of insulin.

The nurse should identify which of the following as the first task when developing this client's teaching plan?
a. Assembling the equipment to demonstrate injection techniques
b. Preparing a realistic teaching goal for the client
c. Assessing the client to determine how much he understands about diabetes
d. Identifying how much insulin the client will be taking

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