Hypoglycemia Nursing Care Plan

The nursing diagnosis for hypoglycemia is "risk for unstable blood glucose" related to factors such as insulin therapy, inadequate food intake, or excessive physical activity.

Interventions for hypoglycemia include administering fast-acting carbohydrates like glucose tablets or juice, rechecking blood glucose levels after 15 minutes, and adjusting insulin dosage if necessary.

Oral or intravenous glucose administration is the first-line treatment for hypoglycemia. It raises blood glucose levels and rapidly alleviates symptoms.