Some drugs, like antibiotics, can be administered several different ways. In which way will this change the action of the drug?

The route of administration affects how a drug enters the bloodstream and how quickly or completely it is absorbed. For example, a drug taken by mouth must pass through the digestive system, while an injected drug enters by a different pathway. The route does not change the drug’s receptor; it mainly changes its absorption.

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