Dr John Campbell
Dr John Campbell
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Pharmacology

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January 6, 2011

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Oral medications

Advantages

Easy to administer

Convenient

Economical

Safe (overdose usually treatable

Self-administration

Painless

Controlled release possible

Most easily absorbed

Disadvantages

Can cause nausea/vomiting

Drugs may be unstable in GI, destroyed by enzymes e.g insulin

Erratic absorption for poorly soluble drugs

Food can affect absorption

Patient needs to be co-operative

Drugs subject to first-pass liver metabolism

Slow onset of action

Insufficient blood levels may be obtained

Some are irritant on GI lining e.g. aspirin

Problem of absorption in 'shock'

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Advantages EasyConvenient Economical SafeSelf-administration Painless ControlledDisadvantages Can

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