TREATING DIABETES IN ELDERLY P.

Treating diabetes in elderly patient. Independent nurse, in Vénissieux, France. Patient care presenting an alteration ofmobility (motor handicap) following a cerebral vascular acc ident. Insulin injection. (c) Aubert

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