This case study analyzes the case of a 33-year-old patient, Mr. Brett Howard, diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, who exhibits poor adherence to insulin therapy and suffers from complications including peripheral neuropathy and a foot infection. The assignment details the patient's medical history, including previous hospitalizations and co-existing conditions like anxiety, depression, and substance use. The student outlines the responsibilities of patient care, including monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and conducting assessments. The analysis highlights the patient's physical and mental state, the need for nurse-patient communication, and the importance of addressing complications like increased blood pressure and potential infection spread. The case study emphasizes the impact of lifestyle factors such as alcohol consumption and proposes an action plan to improve nursing relationships and patient care, including the use of insulin pumps for better diabetes management. References to relevant medical literature are also provided.