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によって Juan Longoria 15年前.

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Routes of Drug Administration

There are various routes available for administering drugs, each with specific applications and benefits. Oral administration is the most common, economical, and convenient method. Rectal and topical routes cater to specific needs, such as local treatments or when oral administration is not feasible.

Teaching and Learning Methods

Karin Muñoz Lopezにより

test

Hải Trịnh Tiếnにより

Central Tendencies (Extra Copy)

Imani Hooperにより

Tema Central xd

Shayli Mishelly Flores Urbanoにより

Routes of Drug Administration

Charting

injection site (if administered parenterally)

time of administration

date of administration

drug administration route

drug dose

drug name

5 Routes of Drug Administration

Right route

Right time

Right amount

Right drug

Right patient

Chest Tubes and Lines

Pulmonary Arterial Lines (Swan-Ganz)

estimates LVEDP

incorporate small electrode

Central Venous Lines (Catheters)

subclavian most common

into large veins

Endotracheal Tubes (Intubation)

during respiratory problems

Drug Routes and Methods

Parenteral

injection

intraarterial

intravenous

extravasation alert

IV prcedure

venipuncture

IV equipment

butterfly set most common

directly in vein

intramuscular

vastus lateralis

mid-deltoid

ventrogluteal

dorsogluteal

subcutaneous

just above muscle tissue

beneath layers of skin

intradermal

tests for allergic reation

upper layers of skin

Rectal

Topical

skin/mucous membrane

antihistamine

anisthetic

cleansing

emollient

antiseptic/bacteriostatic

astringent

Routes of Drug Administration

Teaching and Learning Methods

test

Central Tendencies (Extra Copy)

Tema Central xd

Routes of Drug Administration

Charting

injection site (if administered parenterally)

time of administration

date of administration

drug administration route

drug dose

drug name

5 Routes of Drug Administration

Right route

Right time

Right amount

Right drug

Right patient

Chest Tubes and Lines

Pulmonary Arterial Lines (Swan-Ganz)

estimates LVEDP

incorporate small electrode

Central Venous Lines (Catheters)

subclavian most common

into large veins

Endotracheal Tubes (Intubation)

during respiratory problems

Drug Routes and Methods

Parenteral

injection

Rectal

Topical

skin/mucous membrane

Sublinguinal/Buccal

in mouth

under tongue

Oral

most convenient

most economical

safest

preferred & most commom

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