A pediatric patient presents with cyanosis. Blood is drawn to check the level of deoxygenated hemoglobin. What is the most likely finding in this patient?

Prior to the administration of oral glucose, a patient's blood glucose level was 49 mg/dL. After administering the oral glucose, the patient is alert and oriented. Which one of the following repeat blood glucose levels would the EMT expect with this clinical presentation?

A) "Low" B) 155 mg/dL C) 30 mg/dL D) "High"

All of the following are nonparenteral methods of medication administration except:

A) rectal suppository B) ophthalmic drops C) IM injection D) transdermal patches