Select the type of tissue that matches this description, binds together parts of the body: includes

A. How to give themselves insulin: Patients with prediabetes do not require insulin; insulin is usually prescribed for individuals with advanced diabetes.

B. How to take an oral diabetic medication: Prediabetes is usually managed with lifestyle changes, not medication, unless blood sugar levels progress to diabetes.

C. Ways to increase physical activity: Increased physical activity can improve insulin sensitivity and help prevent progression to diabetes.

D. Healthy eating habits: A balanced diet with controlled carbohydrate intake can help maintain normal blood glucose levels and prevent diabetes.

E. How to store the container with the insulin: Since insulin is not needed for prediabetes, teaching about insulin storage is unnecessary.

A. Connective: Connective tissue provides support and structure (e.g., tendons, cartilage) but is not muscle tissue.

B. Cardiac: Cardiac muscle, found in the heart, is involuntary and contracts rhythmically without conscious control.

C. Skeletal: Skeletal muscle is the only voluntary muscle tissue, meaning it is consciously controlled. It allows movement of the body by attaching to bones via tendons.

D. Smooth: Smooth muscle, found in internal organs (e.g., intestines, blood vessels), is involuntary and controlled by the autonomic nervous system.