Methods of DRUG ADMINISTRATION Flashcards
given by mouth
ORAL
takes 30-60 minutes of absorption
given by injection from needle, syringe can be through IV tubing
PARENTERAL ADMINISTRATION
injected beneath the skin in the subcutaneous layer the OUTER SURFACE of the arm
SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTION
injected WITHIN the layers of the skin, used to detect TB
INTRA-DERMAL INJECTION
injected into MUSCLE, arm or buttock
INTRA-MUSCULAR INJECTION
injected DIRECTLY into a VEIN
INTRA-VENOUS INJECTION
injected for use of SPINAL ANESTHESIA
INTRA-THECAL INJECTION
injected into the BODY CAVITY
INTRA-CAVITARY INJECTION
injected into the HEART
INTRA-CARDIAC INJECTION
injected into a JOINT
INTRA-CAPSULAR/ARTICULAR INJECTION
a tablet is placed under the tongue
SUB-LINGUAL ADMINISTRATION
administered through enemas if patient cannot swallow
RECTAL ADMINISTRATION
liquid drug inhaled as find droplets
INHALATION ADMINISTRATION
cream or ointment for external use
DERMAL APPLICATION
drugs in the form of sterile liquids are applied by drops
MUCOSAL MEM-BRANE APPLICATION