Choose the correct answer: A young adult with an 3-year hist…

Choose the correct answer: A young adult with an 3-year history of type 2 diabetes treated with metformin and semaglutide (Ozempic) reports a desire to attempt pregnancy in the near future.  Recent retinal and nephropathy screenings have been normal. The primary care nurse practitioner informs the patient that medication adjustments including a transition to insulin will be required and that which of the following A1C preconception targets is required to optimize future maternal and fetal pregnancy outcomes?

Select the correct answer: A 56-year-old adult who is taking…

Select the correct answer: A 56-year-old adult who is taking metformin and sitagliptin (Januvia) was started on 10 units of bedtime insulin glargine (Lantus) 3 days ago for persistent fasting glucose elevations The patient’s  A1c was 8.8% two weeks ago The patient contact the primary care nurse practitioner to report fasting glucoses of 220 mg/dL.  What action on the part of the primary care nurser pactitioner is appropriate?