Which of the following is NOT an advantage of parenteral drug administration?
a. Rapid onset of action
b. Can be given to unconscious and nauseated patients
c. Absorbed dosage and action is more predictable
d. Low potential for infection
d
Rationale: a. Rapid onset of action is an advantage of parenteral administration.
b. Both are an advantage of parenteral administration.
c. This is an advantage of parenteral administration.
d. Low potential for infection is an advantage of enteral medications.
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