Parenteral Routes of Admin Flashcards

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IV

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intravenous

  • most common
  • direct delivery into circulation
  • major route for toxic/irritating drugs (chemodrugs)
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IM

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intramuscular

  • solution, susp, emulsion
  • injected bolus forms depot releasing drug over period of time
  • common sites: buttocks, lateral thigh, deltoids
  • cannot >5mL
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3
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SC

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subcutaneous (under skin)

-small volume

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4
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ID

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interdermal

-small amour

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5
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Epidural

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injection into epidural space (b/w dura mater and vertebral column)

  • control/relieve chronic pain
  • fewer side effects
  • no preservatives
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6
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IT

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intrathecal

  • injection into CSF
  • volume 140mL
  • no preservatives
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7
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intraarticular

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  • injection into cavity of joint (local action)

- anti-inflammatory action into arthritic joint

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intracardiac

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  • injection directly into heart chamber
  • volume 0.5 to 1 mL
  • heart stimulation
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9
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intraspinal

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-injection into spinal column

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