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There are several ways glucose can be measured, so it starts to get a bit confusing to calculate on the back-end. It's something I've placed as a request ticket, but I don't know when or if this can happen for Ambulance Life at this time. Thank you very much for sharing your feedback!
In reality, they would never be transported to the hospital so exposed and half-naked. Not only for reasons of warmth and comfort, but especially due to the patients' sense of shame and psychological well-being.