Question

in addition to drug treatment, identify dietary or lifestyle changes the patient can make to help control her diabetes.
change
eat healthy
remain seated for long periods of time
indulge in whatever foods you like on special occasions
exercise regularly
maintain a healthy weight
schedule yearly physicals and regular eye exams
take special care of your teeth and feet
wear tight shoes

Explanation:

To determine which changes help control diabetes:

• Eat healthy: A balanced diet with controlled carbs/sugars helps regulate blood sugar. So "Helps".
• Remain seated for long periods: Sedentary lifestyle raises blood sugar. So "Does Not Help".
• Indulge in any foods on special occasions: Uncontrolled eating spikes blood sugar. So "Does Not Help".
• Exercise regularly: Increases insulin sensitivity, lowers blood sugar. So "Helps".
• Maintain a healthy weight: Reduces insulin resistance. So "Helps".
• Schedule yearly physicals and regular eye exams: Monitors health, catches complications. So "Helps".
• Take special care of teeth and feet: Diabetes increases infection risk; care prevents issues. So "Helps".
• Wear tight shoes: Can cause foot injuries (diabetes affects circulation/nerves). So "Does Not Help".

Answer:

• Eat healthy: Helps
• Remain seated for long periods of time: Does Not Help
• Indulge in whatever foods you like on special occasions: Does Not Help
• Exercise regularly: Helps
• Maintain a healthy weight: Helps
• Schedule yearly physicals and regular eye exams: Helps
• Take special care of your teeth and feet: Helps
• Wear tight shoes: Does Not Help