PREVIEW
Hereisastructuredpreviewofthepharmacologynotes
acrossthepagesprovided:
Topic:
IntroductiontoRoutesofAdministration
CoreConcepts:
Theselectedroutedetermineshowadrugisabsorbed
andwhetheritmustcrosscellmembranes.
EnteralRoute:InvolvesOralandRectaladministration.
ParenteralRoute(Injections): IncludesIntradermal(intothe
dermis)andSubcutaneous(intofattytissue).
Topic:
EnteralandOralRoutes
CoreConcepts:
Parenteralbreakdowncontinued:IM(intomuscles)and
IV(directlyintoveins).Otherroutesincludeinhaled,
topical,buccal,andsublingual.
EnteralRoute:
PlacingthedrugintoanypartoftheGastrointestinal
Tract(GIT).
OralRoute:
, Swallowingthedrugthroughthemouth.
Advantages: Mostcommon,safe,convenient,painless,
economical;nosterilizationrequired.
Disadvantages: Sloweronsetofaction;polardrugsarenot
absorbed;drugscanbedestroyedbydigestivejuices.
Topic:
OralTidbits,Rectal,andSublingual/BuccalRoutes
CoreConcepts:
Tidbit: Oraldrugsundergodegradationintheliverbefore
reachingsystemiccirculation(First-passeffect).
ContraindicationsforOral: Unconscious,uncooperative,or
vomitingpatients.
RectalRoute:
Focusesonsuppositoriesorenemas.Usefulforvomiting
patientsorgastric-irritantdrugs.
Tidbit: Bypasses50\%offirst-passmetabolismvia
externalhemorrhoidalvessels.
Sublingual:
Placedunderthetongue.Buccal:Crushed/placed
betweencheekandgums.
Advantages: Quickonsetduetohighvascularity;actioncan
beterminatedbyspittingoutthedrug
Hereisastructuredpreviewofthepharmacologynotes
acrossthepagesprovided:
Topic:
IntroductiontoRoutesofAdministration
CoreConcepts:
Theselectedroutedetermineshowadrugisabsorbed
andwhetheritmustcrosscellmembranes.
EnteralRoute:InvolvesOralandRectaladministration.
ParenteralRoute(Injections): IncludesIntradermal(intothe
dermis)andSubcutaneous(intofattytissue).
Topic:
EnteralandOralRoutes
CoreConcepts:
Parenteralbreakdowncontinued:IM(intomuscles)and
IV(directlyintoveins).Otherroutesincludeinhaled,
topical,buccal,andsublingual.
EnteralRoute:
PlacingthedrugintoanypartoftheGastrointestinal
Tract(GIT).
OralRoute:
, Swallowingthedrugthroughthemouth.
Advantages: Mostcommon,safe,convenient,painless,
economical;nosterilizationrequired.
Disadvantages: Sloweronsetofaction;polardrugsarenot
absorbed;drugscanbedestroyedbydigestivejuices.
Topic:
OralTidbits,Rectal,andSublingual/BuccalRoutes
CoreConcepts:
Tidbit: Oraldrugsundergodegradationintheliverbefore
reachingsystemiccirculation(First-passeffect).
ContraindicationsforOral: Unconscious,uncooperative,or
vomitingpatients.
RectalRoute:
Focusesonsuppositoriesorenemas.Usefulforvomiting
patientsorgastric-irritantdrugs.
Tidbit: Bypasses50\%offirst-passmetabolismvia
externalhemorrhoidalvessels.
Sublingual:
Placedunderthetongue.Buccal:Crushed/placed
betweencheekandgums.
Advantages: Quickonsetduetohighvascularity;actioncan
beterminatedbyspittingoutthedrug