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What route is administering a drug under tongue?
sublingual
What is the administering route for MMR for a 12 month old?
Usually an injection in the buttocks.
What is the route of insulin from its production to its exit from the cell?
The route of the insulin from its production to its exit from the cell is at the pancreatic cells. This is then secreted in the bloodstream.
What does sub cut mean?
"Sub cut" typically refers to a subcutaneous injection, a method of administering medication or vaccines beneath the skin (subcutaneously). This route allows for slower absorption into the bloodstream compared to intramuscular or intravenous injections. It is commonly used for insulin, vaccines, and certain medications that require gradual release.
What route does glucose take from your small intestine to your arm muscle cells?
glucose travel from small intestine to arms by hepatic portal vein
When administering naloxone the intransal route the emt should administer?
When administering naloxone via the intranasal route, EMTs should aim to deliver one spray (4 mg) into one nostril. If the patient does not respond after 2-3 minutes, a second dose may be administered in the same manner. It's important to monitor the patient's airway and breathing, as naloxone can precipitate withdrawal symptoms in opioid-dependent individuals. Always follow local protocols and guidelines when administering naloxone.
How do you give an injection for diabetes?
Pills (primarily for Type Two Diabetes) and injections (Type One). The daily injections can be replaced by the insertion of an insulin pump which meters an omn demand continuous supply of insulin just like a pancreas. Work on Inhalation Systems for insulin are under development. Modern medical treatments include the replacement of the insulin producing cells by the injection of pancreatic cells into the body either as free living cells or in "cage"
What is a tympanic route?
A tympanic route refers to administering medication through the ear canal, which can bypass the need for oral administration. This method is often used for rapid drug delivery in emergency situations where other routes are not accessible.
What type of insulin is given orally?
Currently there is no form of insulin you can take by swallowing it. The simple reason why is that your stomach acids destroy insulin, so taking it orally would have no effect. This is why diabetics have to inject insulin.Clinical trial studies are underway to test whether Type 1 diabetes can be prevented or delayed by taking oral insulin. In people with Type 1 diabetes, their own immune systems attack the pancreatic cells that produce insulin. The hypothesis is that when insulin is taken orally and digested, it may induce tolerance in the body's own immune system, quieting the immune response.[1][1] NIH, "Study tests oral insulin to prevent type 1 diabetes," NIH News, January 31, 2007 (see link on left sidebar) In addition to the two correct responses above, there is an inhaled form of insulin (Exubera), which became available in the last year. Because it is inhaled and not swallowed, this insulin bypasses the GI tract, and is available immediately for use by the body. UpdateExubra - mentioned above, failed to take a market share so badly (due to cost and dosing difficulties) it was withdrawn from the market in October 2007 (it was launched in the USA in September 2006).
When injected insulin is best absorbed via which route?
The best places are your lower back (at the sides), stomach, upper arms and upper legs.
Are the most important considerations when administering a drug via IV push?
Right patient Right drug Right dose Right route Right time Cleanliness. Aseptic technique.
Which are the most important considerations when administering a drug via IV push?
Right patient Right drug Right dose Right route Right time Cleanliness. Aseptic technique.
