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4 days ago · Select the appropriate route of administration to deliver the medicine . Understand how the blood levels relate to efficacy (PK-PD) or toxicity (TK-TD) in order to select safe doses . Decide on the frequency and duration of dosing in order to sustain medicine at target for disease modification . Predict Human pharmacokinetics
2 days ago · Local Route. Local routes of drug administration involve delivering medications directly to a specific site in the body, often to achieve a localised effect. Common methods include: Topical: Applied to the skin, medications can treat surface conditions like rashes, infections, or pain. Examples include creams, ointments, and patches.
4 days ago · The absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, and action of a drug involve its passage across cell membranes. Mechanisms by which drugs cross membranes and the physicochemical properties of molecules and membranes that influence this transfer are critical to understanding the disposition of drugs in the human body.
2 days ago · PO: (Oral) the patient swallows a tablet or capsule. 2. What is a “IM” route of administration? IM: (Intramuscular) administered via an injection into a muscle. 3. What is a “SQ” route of administration? SQ: (Subcutaneous) administered via injection into the fat tissue beneath the skin. 4. What are the six (6) rights of medication ...
5 days ago · Right Route. Since most medications can be administered by several routes, it's critical to make sure the proper route is used. Medications given by direct IV access will have a more immediate effect on the patient than that same medication given by the intramuscular route, and the dosages may vary depending on the route used.
4 days ago · Wash your hands after you give someone medicine, especially if there are multiple sick people in your home. The 10 rights of medication administration are very important for medication safety. Learn each right in detail and learn medication safety guidelines.
3 days ago · Determining route of fluid administration and intravenous catherization techniques will be reviewed. Following this presentation, the practitioner will be able to identify the proper use intravenous catherization and fluid therapy plans in clinical cases to be administered on farm.
