7.The administration of medication via enternal route is completely inexpensive.
It is safe because error cannot happen unlike other route if administration. If given via mouth it will reach the gastrointestinal tract.The major drawback of this route is the absorption.
The absorption rate differs from other route of administration.
Side effects are common or possible in any type of medication
administration
Ans:Highly variable absorption
8.Drugs which has a very long half life is generally recommended once a day in order to prevent overdosage.
Given it more than once a day can lead to drug toxicity.
Ans :Daily
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