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Oct 15, 2022 · 1 of 46. Download now. 1. 1 Routes of Drug Administration By: Dr. Faraza Javaid. 2. Pharmacology Derived from two Greek words: Pharmakon (drugs) and Logos (science). It is the study of the actions of drugs on living system. It includes: Biochemical and Physiological effects, Mechanism of action Therapeutic uses Adverse effects of drugs.
Jan 4, 2020 · Routes of Administration. Routes of Administration. Appropriate administration route depends on:. the dosage form in which the drug is available the patient’s age the patient’s condition, e.g. level of consciousness, etc. Oral. the most convenient and most commonly used route of administration. 585 views • 6 slides
Subcutaneous Route (SC) Injection of drugs under the skin. Use for highly soluble, non irritating, small. volume of drug about 1ml or less. Absorption is slower and the drug action is. generally longer with SC injections than with IV. or IM injections. Advantages Slow absorption and distribution. 24.
Sep 18, 2014 · Routes of Administration. Routes of Administration. Appropriate administration route depends on:. the dosage form in which the drug is available the patient’s age the patient’s condition, e.g. level of consciousness, etc. Oral. the most convenient and most commonly used route of administration. 575 views • 6 slides
Dec 21, 2016 · Routes of drug administration. Knowledge of advantage and disadvantage of different routes of administration is of importance in order to choose a route by which a therapeutic agent may be given. Bolus dosing: can cause high peak plasma levels-uncertain absorption from other sites Infusion dosing: avoids fallacy of the bolus administration.
Jan 5, 2019 · 4. • A route of administration in pharmacology and toxicology is the path by which a drug, fluid, poison, or other substance is taken into the body. • Most of the drugs can be administered by different routes. • The choice of appropriate route in a given situation depend both on drug as well as patient related factors. 5.
