Report content e Question 25 Which information would the nurse include in the teaching plan about vascular complications associated with diabetes mellitus? Macroangiopathy does not occur in type 1 diabetes mellitus but rather in type 2 diabetics who have severe disease. Microangiopathy is specific to diabetes mellitus and commonly affects the capillary membranes of the eyes, kidneys, nerves, and skin. Renal damage resulting from changes in large-and medium-sized blood vessels can be prevented by careful glucose control. Macroangiopathy causes slowed gastric emptying and the sexual impotency experienced by a majority of patients with diabetes mellitus. Confident Not Sure
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