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What does SL mean on a medicine kardex?
Sub lingual - as in under the tongue
What is an example of sublingual tablet?
the examples of sub-lingual tablets are glyceryl trinitrate.
What is SL administration?
When referring to medication administration "S.L." represents Sub-Lingual or under the tongue. Some specialized medicines are formulated to dissolve rapidly and be absorbed through the membrane in the mouth. The most common sub-lingual medication is nitroglycerin.
Which salivary glands produce the most viscous saliva with lots of mucus?
sub-lingual gland
Which is the protein present in sub lingual and sub maxillary secretion?
The two glands secrete enzymes, which help initiate the chemical breakdown of food.Enzymes are proteins.
What is the root word and suffix and prefix of sublingual?
The root word for sublingual is lingual. Its has a prefix of sub-. There is no suffix.
Sub-lingual tablets why its better in relieving angina attacks then traditional tablets?
It will enter the ciculatory system quicker and bypass digestive breakdown.
What is the prefix of lingual?
It could be multi lingual. It means a person who can use different or a lot of languages
What is shelf life expiration of Nitroglycerin Sub lingual tablets?
Thirity days once bottle is opened.
What does sublingual mean?
Sublingual refers to a method of administering medication by placing it under the tongue, where it is absorbed directly into the bloodstream. This route bypasses the digestive system and can lead to faster onset of action compared to swallowing a pill.
Which area of the body receives oxygen and nutrients through the lingual artery?
Lingual artery
What are the 3 parts of salivary gland?
The three main parts of the salivary gland are the parotid gland, the submandibular gland, and the sublingual gland. Each of these glands plays a role in producing and secreting saliva into the mouth to aid in digestion.
