Question of the Week | July 14, 2020
RJ is 15 years old and starting on basal-bolus insulin. The diabetes specialist reviews the signs of hypoglycemia and provides information on glucagon rescue medications.
Which of the following statements is most accurate?
- A glucagon is an injectable form of glucose.
- Injectable glucagon rescue medications are to be injected subcutaneously only.
- Nasal glucagon must be inhaled to increase glucose levels.
- Premixed glucagon liquid solution is approved for children two years and older.
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