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A client with type I diabetes mellitus has been prescribed a glucagon emergency kit for home use. When should the nurse instruct the client and family to administer glucagon?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: This question is identical to Question 25. Glucagon is for severe hypoglycemia (
B), not hyperglycemia (
A), sick days (
C), or ketoacidosis (
D).
Note: Duplicate question; consider removing.

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