Complete nursing diagnosis statement

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Complete the nursing diagnosis statement by selecting the correct etiology and evidence associated with the nursing diagnosis. Unstable blood glucose related to [ Select effects of insulin administration, inflammation, type II diabetes mellitus) ] as evidenced by [ Select blood glucoses less than 70 with complaints of shakiness, elevated white blood cells count cell count and wound to R great toe, increased blood glucose ] .

Reference no: EM133706394

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