Methods of Drug Administration Flashcards
most common route of drug administration using solid, liquid
or semi liquid forms of drugs,
Oral administration
In laboratory animals oral administration can be
facilitated using an:
oral feeding needle or a French catheter attached to a
syringe.
While in horse oral administration can also be facilitated using a?
stomach tube or a paste preparation
Common site for subcutaneous injection
- loose skin at the dorsal thoracic or neck area
- abdomen
- fold near the forelimbs and the
hind limbs.
In cattle, sheep, goat oral administration can be also facilitated by using a ?
DRENCHING GUN
drug can be introduced directly underneath the skin by injection.
subcutaneous injection
intavenous injection for dogs?
cephalic, saphenous and jugular vein;
iV INJECTIONS for pig?
anterior vena cava;
iv injection for rats?
tail vein
iv injection for chicken?
wing vein
intramascular injection site:
- ham muscle (gluteus)
- neck muscle for large animals (cattle & horse)
drug is injected into the peritoneal cavity where absorption is rapid.
intraperitoneal
This can be facilitated by inserting a rubber tubing attached to a syringe or a French catheter rectally at approximately 2 – 3 inches.
rectal administration