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Timestamp 07:00: Blood glucose (BG) is 380 mg/dL. Provider orders 0.1 mL (10 units) of regular insulin subcutaneous. Timestamp 09:00: BG is 190 mg/dL. Client is resting quietly. Timestamp 10:30: Client found diaphoretic and irritable. BG is 48 mg/dL.

Review the clinical trend. Which findings and actions are required immediately? Select all that apply.

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