Intramuscular
A)Effects are limited to a particular area of the body
B)Medications that are inhaled
C)Injecting a small amount of medication into the skin's dermal layer called a "wheal"
D)Injected deep into large muscles
E)Any route other than via the gastrointestinal tract

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Intramuscular injections are administered deep into large muscles, allowing the medication to be absorbed into the bloodstream more quickly than some other methods, such as subcutaneous injections. This method is not limited to a particular area, does not involve inhalation, does not involve injecting into the skin's dermal layer, and is specific to injection rather than encompassing all non-oral routes.