Routes of Drug Administration Flashcards
What are 3 Broad categories of Parenteral Drugs?
- Injectables
- Inhalants
- Topicals
What are 4 types of Injectables?
- Solutions
- Emulsions
- Oil Suspensions
- Pellet
What are 2 types of Inhalants?
- Volatilized (gaseous)
- Nebulized (mist)
What are 10 Types of Topicals?
- Aerosol
- Cream
- Gel
- Liniment
- Lotion
- Ointment
- Paste
- Powder
- Tincture
- Transdermal
Enteral Drugs can be solid or liquid and must be released from the dose form and transported across the GI tract. Why must it pass through the liver?
It enters the blood through the portal system
What are 6 causes of Drug Toxicity?
- Overdose
- Relative Overdose
- Adverse Effects (side effects)
- Accidental Exposure
- Drug Interactions
- Incorrect Treatment (misdiagnosis)
What are 3 things that can cause an overdose?
Too frequent
Too high
Too long
What are 3 things that can cause a Relative overdose?
Individual variation
Impaired metabolism
Improper route
4 Ways to Respond to Drug Toxicity
- Removal of Offending Drug
- Enhancing Drug Removal by the Animal
- Antidote
- Symptomatic Care
Activated charcoal _______________ a drug to prevent the body from ________________ it.
Adsorbs to prevent Absorption