You arrive at a local grocery store approximately 5 minutes after a 21-year-old female stopped seizing. She is confused and disoriented; she keeps asking you what happened and tells you that she is thirsty. Her brother, who witnessed the seizure, tells you that she takes valproate (Depakote) for her seizures, but has not taken it in a few days. He also tells you that she has diabetes. In addition to administering oxygen, you should:

A. place her in the recovery position and transport her with lights and siren.
B. give her small cups of water to drink and observe for further seizure activity.
C. administer one tube of oral glucose and prepare for immediate transport.
D. monitor her airway and breathing status and assess her blood glucose level.