Ch 21 Pharm. Oral & Topical Meds.

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Give some examples of the direct application of topical liquids p. 529	eyedrops gargling swabbing the throat
Give some examples of inserting a topical drug into a body cavity p. 529	rectal or vaginal suppositories vaginal creams foams
Give some examples of the instillation of topical fluid into a a body cavity when fluid is retained p. 529	ear drops nose drops bladder / rectal instillation
Give some examples of the irrigation of a body cavity with a topical medication when fluid is not retained p. 529	flushing eye, ear, vagina, bladder or rectum with medicated fluid
Give some examples of spraying a topical medication p. 529	instillation into nose or throat or under the tongue
Give two examples of the inhalation of a topical medicated aerosol spray p. 529	metered dose inhaler small-volume nebulizer
Give some examples of the direct application of a topical medication to skin or mucosa p. 529	lotion, ointment, cream, powder, foam, spray, patch & disk
Give an example of a topical medication administered sublingually p. 529	med. placed under the tongue and allowed to dissolve
What is the purpose of the inhalation of dry powder medication? p. 529	To distribute medication in powder form throughout the tracheobronchial airway by the use of a dry powder inhaler (DPI)
Explain how topical medication is administered via buccal route p. 529	medication is placed between the upper or lower molar teeth and cheek area and allowed to dissolve

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