A route of drug administration is a way in which the drug gains access to the body. Routes that bypass the gastrointestinal tract are called:
A) parenteral.
B) percutaneous.
C) enteral.
D) aseptic.
Answer: A
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A) potassium. B) magnesium. C) sodium. D) all needed ions.
The prefix dys- means ________
Fill in the blank with correct word.
Which of the following are variations in types of insulin?
A. Time of onset B. Peak effectiveness C. Maximal duration D. All of the above