What should be administered to someone experiencing hypoglycaemia?

The appropriate treatment for someone experiencing hypoglycaemia is to provide a quick source of glucose to raise their blood sugar levels. Glucogel is a concentrated carbohydrate gel that can rapidly elevate blood glucose levels when administered. Oxygen is not typically a direct treatment for hypoglycaemia, as the condition specifically arises from low blood sugar rather than respiratory issues.

Glucogel, due to its immediate absorption and quick action, makes it a preferred choice in emergency situations. This ensures that the individual can quickly stabilize their blood glucose levels and prevent further complications that can arise from prolonged hypoglycaemia.

While food items and glucose tablets can also be effective in raising blood sugar, they may not act as quickly as glucogel in acute situations. Similarly, administering insulin is counterproductive in cases of hypoglycaemia. Therefore, glucogel combined with a source of oxygen does not align properly with the need to treat the problem at hand effectively.