Diagnostic sampling Administration techniques
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| Oral adminisrration | As it states, giving medications via the mouth.
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| orogastric intubation | passing medications via a stomach tube
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| Transdermal adminitration | certain medications applied topically to the skin
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| Aural Adminidraation | medication delivered via the ear
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| Intrarectal administration | delivering medications via the rectum
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| Intranasal administration | delivering medications via the nasal cavity. Valium is better absorbed through this route than inrarectal
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| Intradermal administration | Injections performed to desensitize the skin with a local anesthetic or to perform allergy skin testing
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| subcutaneous administration | SC route offers relatively rapid absorption rates for most injectables, except in the case of obese animals. SQ fluids
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| SC injections should be given in cats | in the most distal a portion of an extremity as possible. The dorsolateral region should be avoided because of injection site related tumors
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| Site recommendations for Feline injections | RF-rhinotracheitis-calici-panleukopenia
RR-Rabies
LR-leukemia
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| Intramuscular administration IM | delivering medications in the muscle mainly lumbosacral musculature lateral to the dorsal spinous processes or rear leg.
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| Intravenous administration | medications delivered directly into the vein if needed for rapid onset
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| IV injections sites | Cat: cephalic, medial saphenous and femoral veins
Dog: cephalic and lateral saphenous
Occasionally jugular in large animals
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| Topical ophthalmic administration | medications administered in the eye. Solutions first before ointments
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