A medication route other than the alimentary canal is known as

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The medication routes mentioned in options A, B, and D are all routes other than the alimentary canal. Intravenous administration involves injecting medication directly into a vein, while intramuscular administration involves injecting medication into a muscle and subcutaneous administration involves injecting medication into the tissue layer between the skin and muscle. Rectal administration, mentioned in option C, still involves the alimentary canal as the medication is inserted into the rectum, which is part of the digestive system.

A Medication Route Other Than the Alimentary Canal Is Known