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Orderly and clear summary of chapter 4 what is discussed during the medical pharmacology lectures. It is a summary from the book "Medical pharmacology which is written by the professors". With this summary you will save a lot of time. I passed this course with a 8. Good luck :)

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Medical pharmacology – Chapter 4 – modes of administration of
drugs

Administration of drugs lead to effects
1. Systemic effect; require circulation system to transport the drug
a. Intravascular administration: after systemic administration, resorption of
the drug into the circulation is required
2. Local effect; do not require circulation system to transport the drug

Mode of administration:
1. Enteral administration: involve the digestive tract
2. Parenteral administration: do not involve the digestive tract

Main route of drug administration
 Per os, by mouth
o Oral (swallowed)
o Sublingual (under the tongue)
o Buccal (in the check pouch)
 Injection
o IV; intravenous
o IM; intramuscular
o SC; subcutaneous
o IA; intraarterial
o Intrathecal; into subarachnoid space
 Pulmonary
 Rectal
 Topical

Drugs from gastrointestinal tract (mouth, stomach, intestine, rectum), skin and lungs
– epithelium barrier – interstitium – capillary (with subcutaneous and intramuscular
site)– tissues and organs

Enteral administration
Most common route is oral administration (per os, p.o.).

The stomach
 pH 1-2 which is beneficial for resorption of acidic drugs
 total resorption-surface is smaller than in the small intestine. So resorption
from small intestine is quantitatively more important
 resorption from stomach is unpredictable (e.g. depending on nature of
ingested food (fat or carbohydrate rich) or affected by physical activity)
administration on empty stomach with lot of water guarantees fast passage of
the compound to small intestine = fast resorption

The small intestine
 total resorption-surface is big
 duodenal pH is 4-5 more distally in the small intestine the pH becomes pH
neutral to slightly alkaline
 passage of substances takes hours this is favourable for resorption

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