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Assesment for Buccal Medication Administration - Wisconsin
Assesment for Buccal Medication Administration is a legal document that was released by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction - a government authority operating within Wisconsin.
FAQ
Q: What is buccal medication administration?
A: Buccal medication administration is a method of delivering medication by placing it between the cheek and gum.
Q: Why would buccal medication administration be used?
A: Buccal medication administration is used when a medication needs to be absorbed quickly into the bloodstream.
Q: Are there any medications that are commonly administered buccally?
A: Yes, some commonly administered medications via buccal route include nitroglycerin for chest pain, antiemetics for nausea, and hormone replacement therapy.
Q: What are the advantages of buccal medication administration?
A: Advantages of buccal medication administration include rapid absorption, avoiding first-pass metabolism in the liver, and ease of use.
Q: Are there any side effects or complications associated with buccal medication administration?
A: Possible side effects of buccal medication administration include local irritation, taste disturbances, or numbness/tingling of the mouth.
Form Details:
- Released on August 11, 2015;
- The latest edition currently provided by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction;
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