What is a benefit of using a transdermal patch as opposed to taking a pill orally? (Select all that apply.)
a. Very fast absorption.
b. Easy application, with no discomfort or undesirable taste.
c. Effectiveness for long periods of time: hours for some drugs and days for others.
d. Consistent blood level of the drug.
e. There are few indications for the use of a dermal patch.
b. Easy application, with no discomfort or undesirable taste.
c. Effectiveness for long periods of time: hours for some drugs and days for others.
d. Consistent blood level of the drug.
FEEDBACK:
a. Medication is not absorbed quickly through the dermal route.
b. A transdermal patch has an easy application, with no discomfort or undesirable taste
c. A transdermal patch is effective for long periods of time: hours for some drugs and days for others.
d. A transdermal patch provides a consistent blood level of the drug
e. There are many different indications for the use of dermal patches including but not limited to pain, hormone replacement, and smoking deterrents.
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