Answer:hmm The priority nursing action when a patient experiences hypoglycemia is to administer glucose. Hypoglycemia occurs when the blood sugar levels drop too low, and providing the patient with a source of glucose can help raise their blood sugar levels quickly. Administering insulin (option a) would lower blood sugar levels further and is not appropriate in this situation. Monitoring blood pressure (option c) is important in general patient care but is not the priority action when a patient experiences hypoglycemia. Scheduling a follow-up appointment (option d) may be necessary, but it is not the immediate priority when a patient is experiencing hypoglycemia.