Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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Routes of administration types

A

Enteral and Others

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2
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Types of Enteral

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Oral, Sublingual, Rectal

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3
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Others

A

Parenteral (Injection and SC implantation)
Inhalation
Topical

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4
Q

Advantages of oral route

A

Easy
Safe
Economic

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5
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Mention disadvantages of oral route

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  1. Not used in emergency situations
  2. Uncooperative patients (child, infant, psychotics, comatosed
  3. Vomiting or severe diarrhea

Drug itself:

  1. for highly irritant drugs
  2. Poorly absorbable drugs
  3. Some drugs undergo extensive first pass metabolism
    a) by digestive enzymes like insulin
    b) by hepatic microsomal enzymes like nitroglycerine
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6
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Mention the advantages of this route

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a) Easy administration.
b) Rapid onset of action (due to rapid absorption)

c) Good bioavailability: bypassing the gut and hepatic
first pass effect.

d) Proper control of dose: if adverse effects developed
by either spitting or swallowing the rest of the drug.

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7
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Mention the advantages of inhalation route

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Excellent and rapid absorption because
Large SA
Thin porous membrane
Rich blood supply of the alveoli

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8
Q

Mention the disadvantages of inhalation route

A

Inaccurate dose

Drug may irritate pulmonary epithelium

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9
Q

This is

A

Ampoule

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10
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This is

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Vial

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11
Q

ROA of an ampoule and vial are

A

Prentral (I.V or I.M or SC)

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12
Q

Oily preparations are injected by

A

Intra-muscular

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13
Q

Onset of intramuscular is

A

5-10 minutes

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14
Q

Fluid amount of Intramuscular

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less than 5 mL

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15
Q

Common sites of intramuscular injection

A
Deltoid
Dorsal gluteal
Ventro gluteal 
Vastus lateralis
Rectus femoris
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16
Q

Vehicle of intramuscular injection

A

Aqueous, suspension or oily

17
Q

This is

A

intradermal

18
Q

volume of fluid should be

A

less than 0.5 mL

19
Q

Site of intradermal injection

A

Ventral forearm

20
Q

uses of intradermal injection

A

Sensitivity test

Immunization

21
Q

Needle angle of Intradermal

A

15 degrees

22
Q

is massage needed in intradermal

A

no, causes irritation

23
Q

Mention2 specific types of intravenous

A

bolus

infusion

24
Q

needle angle for intravenous

A

30

25
Q

common injection sites of intravenous

A

a- Peripheral veins: dorsum of the hand, cephalic vein, basilic vein, antecubital.

b- Central veins: internal jugular vein, subclavian, femoral.

c- In infants: scalp veins, umbilical vein (first 2 weeks of life).

26
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advantages of intravenous

A

a) Immediate onset (useful in emergencies).
b) 100% bioavailability ( useful in emergencies).
c) High plasma concentration.
d) Useful for irritant drugs.
e) Useful for large volume drugs.

27
Q

why intravenous useful in emergencies

A

DUE TO:

a) 100%bioavailability
b) Immediate onset.
c) High plasma concentration

28
Q

common injection sites for subcutaneous

A
  • Outer arm. - Abdomen - Thigh.

- Buttocks.

29
Q

fluid amount for SC

A

less than 1 mL

30
Q

onset of action for SC

A

10-30 minutes

31
Q

SC delayed by

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a) Vasoconstrictors.
b) Shock
c) Cold application.

32
Q

vehicle for SC

A

Aqueous solution or Suspension.

33
Q

mention 3 drugs can be given by SC

A

Heparin, insulin, adrenaline

34
Q

do u use irritant drugs with SC?

A

no

35
Q

Oily drugs can be injected via

A

IM injection

36
Q

ID used for

A

Vaccine or sensitivity test

37
Q

IV used for

A

administration of large volume of fluids, blood transfusion,
drugs either bolus injection or I.V infusions

38
Q

can IV use irritant drugs?

A

yes

39
Q

can IV use oily drugs

A

no