Unlicensed assistive personnel

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The nurse receives a call from the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) who notifies them a diabetic client is weak, tired, shaking, and has a rapid pulse. As the nurse enters the client's room, they see the UAP gently shaking the client and calling their name, but the client does not reply.?

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