What are the advantages and disadvantages of intramuscular and intravenous routes of drug administration? Advantages and disadvantages of intramusc...
What are the advantages and disadvantages of intramuscular and intravenous routes of drug administration?
Advantages and disadvantages of intramuscular route
Advantages and disadvantages of intravenous route
Intramuscular route allows for fast drug absorption and sustained release preparations, while intravenous route has immediate absorption and precise dosing.
Intramuscular route is painful, does not support large volumes, and has risks of nerve trauma, accidental injection into veins or arteries, and abscesses, while intravenous route has risks of infection, anaphylactic reactions, and local side effects such as phlebitis.
Intramuscular route is less expensive and does not require trained personnel, while intravenous route requires trained personnel, sterile materials, and has a higher cost.
Advantages and disadvantages of intramuscular route
Advantages and disadvantages of intravenous route
Intramuscular route allows for fast drug absorption and sustained release preparations, while intravenous route has immediate absorption and precise dosing.
Intramuscular route is painful, does not support large volumes, and has risks of nerve trauma, accidental injection into veins or arteries, and abscesses, while intravenous route has risks of infection, anaphylactic reactions, and local side effects such as phlebitis.
Intramuscular route is less expensive and does not require trained personnel, while intravenous route requires trained personnel, sterile materials, and has a higher cost.
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As vantagens da administração intramuscular incluem uma absorção rápida do medicamento e preparações de liberação sustentada, enquanto a administração intravenosa tem absorção imediata e dosagem precisa. A administração intramuscular é menos cara e não requer pessoal treinado, enquanto a administração intravenosa requer pessoal treinado, materiais estéreis e tem um custo mais alto. As desvantagens da administração intramuscular incluem dor, não suporta grandes volumes e tem riscos de trauma nervoso, injeção acidental em veias ou artérias e abscessos, enquanto a administração intravenosa tem riscos de infecção, reações anafiláticas e efeitos colaterais locais, como flebite.
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