List a potential nursing intervention for each issue

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Question: A client is to be discharged in 2 days. The client is a 76-year-old woman with arthritis and a significant visual impairment. The client has Type 1 diabetes and receives insulin injections and requires frequent blood glucose monitoring. The client lives alone. List the 5 key issues/problems to be addressed in the case management of this client. List a potential nursing intervention for each issue/problem

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