Answers Medical Terminology - EL3620 APharmacology Terms

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capsulecaplet✔ suppositoryX lotion

capsule

caplet

✔ suppository

X lotion

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Subcutaneous administration is the administration of a drug beneath the .:skin

Topical administration is the administration of a drug to the skin or mucous membranes, such as the .:eyes and ears

Transdermal administration is the administration of a drug in form.:patch

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A gastrostomy is a surgically implanted tube from the to the outside of the body.:stomach

A jejunostomy is a surgically implanted tube from the to the outside of the body.:small intestine

An endotracheal tube passes from the to the outside of the body.:windpipe

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✔ small intestineX large intestinetracheabladder

✔ small intestine

X large intestine

trachea

bladder

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X ear✔ windpipeX heartlungs

X ear

✔ windpipe

X heart

lungs

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A patch is a drug embedded in a solid patch.:transdermal

A is a drug that has more separation of particles.:X liquid

A is a finely ground drug.:powder

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✔ gasX liquidsolidointment

✔ gas

X liquid

solid

ointment

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capsulecaplet✔ suppositoryX lotion

capsule

caplet

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✔ powdergasliquidcream

✔ powder

gas

liquid

cream

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Parenteral administration is the injection of a drug into .:broken skin

Intramuscular administration is the the injection of a drug into a .:large muscle

Intradermal administration is the injection of a drug in between the and dermis.:epidermis

Intravenous administration is the injection of a drug into a .:vein

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The hypodermis is the layer of beneath the dermis.:connective tissue

The dermis is the layer of skin just below the .:epidermis

The epidermis is the layer of the skin.:outermost

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Buccal administration is placing the drug .:between the cheek and lower teeth

Inhalation is taking in a drug in liquid, powder, or gas form through .:breathing in

administration is placing a drug in the mouth and swallowing.:Oral

Sublingual administration is placing the drug .:under the tongue

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A bead is a small, object that dissolves gradually to release the drug slowly.:round

A wafer is a that dissolves gradually to release the drug slowly.:thin disk

A pellet is a small, object that dissolves gradually to release the drug slowly.:bullet-shaped

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An ointment is a thick, semisolid mixture of a drug in a base of about .:80% oil and 20% water

A liquid is a drug dissolved in a liquid base such as water or .:alcohol

A lotion is a thick, liquid mixture of a drug in a base.:water

A cream is a thick, semisolid mixture of drug in a base of about .:50% oil and 50% water

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Vaginal administration delivers drugs into the .:vagina

Nasal administration involves spraying a into the nasal cavity.:liquid

Rectal administration delivers drugs through insertion into the .:rectum

Nasogastric administration delivers a drug to the .:stomach

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