Question

1. blood sugar that is below _ mg/dl is considered too low, and the caregiver should take steps to help the person increase their blood sugar levels.

Explanation:

According to medical standards, a blood sugar level below 70 mg/dl is considered hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), and caregivers should take measures to raise it. Levels like 120 mg/dl (post - meal normal), 100 mg/dl (fasting normal), and 80 mg/dl (still within a relatively normal range in some contexts) do not trigger the same immediate intervention as 70 mg/dl.

Answer:

D. 70