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Routes of medication administration

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ORAL ROUTE

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Oral medication: P.O. - sip before pills

Sublingual medication : S.L. - no drink after

Buccal medication - mucous membranes - do not dink or swallow liquid after.

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Oral Medication - P.O.

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Requires healthy oral cavity, able to swallow, and functioning of gastro-intestinal system.

Side effects: oral medication may cause stomach irritations and the drug may be affected by absorption rate.

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Sublingual medications - S.L.

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Absorb readily once placed under tongue.

Warning: do not swallow or drink liquids after.

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Buccal Medication

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Acts locally and systemically. Solid Medication is placed against the mucous membrane.

Warning: do not swallow or drink liquid after.

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Otic administration

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Medication are administered into the ear. Drops

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Ophthalmic

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Medication are administered into the Eye. Drops

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Nasal

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Medication are administered into the nose. Spray or drops

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Parenteral Route

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Subcutaneous (SQ)

Intradermal (ID)

Intramuscular (IM)

Intravenous (IV)

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Subcutaneous

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SQ : injection of medication into the subcutaneous tissues

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Intradermal

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ID : injection of medication into the Dermis tissue

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Intramuscular

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IM : injection of medication into a muscle

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Intravenous

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IV : injection of medication into the vein

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Topical administration of drugs

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Application of medication to skin or mucous membranes Locally and systemic effect can occur from topical application.

Transdermal Patch

insertion of drug into body cavity. Rectal medication

instillation of fluid into body cavity ( ear drops)

irrigation : cleansing of body cavity (flush eye)