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✔ bloodstreamlungsmucous membranes

A
bloodstream
B
lungs
C
mucous membranes
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What is a therapeutic effect?

A
the negative impact that a drug or treatment has on the body
B
the side effect that a person experiences after taking a drug
C
the positive impact that a drug or treatment has on the body
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systemic✔ local

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systemic
B
local
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What are some examples of parenteral administration? Check all that apply.A patient gets a medicinal solution injected into the skin.A patient receives a shot in the thigh muscle.A patient chews on a pill.A patient applies a transdermal patch to the arm.

A
A patient gets a medicinal solution injected into the skin.
B
A patient receives a shot in the thigh muscle.
C
A patient chews on a pill.
D
A patient applies a transdermal patch to the arm.
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A patient is prescribed a medication for nasal congestion that is administered nasally.What instructions for taking the medication can the patient expect to read?

A
“Insert the suppository into the nose.”
B
“Use the nebulizer to inhale medication into the nose.”
C
“Spray the medication up into the nose.”
D
“Rub the medication on the nose.”
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What should the pharmacy technician do?

A
guess the route of administration that is likely the most effective
B
communicate with the pharmacist to report the missing information and gain clarification
C
prepare the antibiotic for all types of administration routes
D
ask the patient what route of administration the patient would prefer
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Based on this answer, what kind of drugs will the pharmacy technician prepare?

A
pills that dissolve under the tongue
B
tablets that dissolve between the cheek and lower teeth
C
liquids that are swallowed in the mouth
D
suppositories that are inserted into a body cavity
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A patient goes to the pharmacy to pick up a prescription for fifty tablets to be taken sublingually.What instructions for taking the medication can the patient expect?

A
“Press the tablet between the cheek and teeth.”
B
“Swallow the tablet whole with water.”
C
“Place the tablet beneath the tongue.”
D
“Rub the tablet on the skin.”
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Why did the physician choose to prescribe the patient’s nutrients through parenteral administration instead of through oral administration?

A
because the chemotherapy drugs are injectable
B
because the patient has a skin irritation
C
because the patient was vomiting
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Why is inhalation an appropriate route of administration for a condition such as asthma?

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Inhaled drugs are delivered directly to the lungs, which are affected by an asthma attack.
B
Inhaled drugs offer the lowest possible dosing of a drug.
C
Inhaled drugs bypass the lungs to enter the bloodstream more quickly.
D
Inhaled drugs can provide the oxygen the child can’t get during an asthma attack.
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The child in the asthma inhalers case study needs to use an inhaler. What type of instructions can the child’s parents expect to read on the inhaler label?

A
“Place the tip of the inhaler into the nose.”
B
“Place the inhaler into the mouth.”
C
“Place the inhaler onto the chest, over the lungs.”
D
“Place the inhaler into the skin, puncturing it.”
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