Adult ESL ELL Advanced Quiz
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INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION (SPEAKING & LISTENING)
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A patient with type 2 diabetes meets with her endocrinologist to discuss switching from oral medication to insulin injections. The doctor says: 'Your blood sugar control has been suboptimal on oral medication. Insulin would give us tighter control, but it requires daily self-injection and careful monitoring to avoid hypoglycemia — low blood sugar — which can cause dizziness, confusion, and in severe cases, loss of consciousness. The benefit is that insulin significantly reduces the risk of long-term complications like nerve damage and kidney disease. However, starting insulin is a significant lifestyle change, and patient adherence is a real concern.' The patient is a nurse who works 12-hour night shifts.
Given the patient's professional context, which question would most effectively surface a potential complication in the doctor's recommendation that has not yet been explicitly addressed?
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