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    This document is a pre-test for a pharmacology laboratory module. It contains a table with two columns - column A describes different routes of drug administration and column B lists various drug administration routes. Students are asked to match each description in column A with the correct route in column B, though this is only a pre-test for their current knowledge and will not be graded. The purpose is to assess their baseline understanding of drug administration routes before beginning the module.

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    This document is a pre-test for a pharmacology laboratory module. It contains a table with two columns - column A describes different routes of drug administration and column B lists various drug administration routes. Students are asked to match each description in column A with the correct route in column B, though this is only a pre-test for their current knowledge and will not be graded. The purpose is to assess their baseline understanding of drug administration routes before beginning the module.

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    This document is a pre-test for a pharmacology laboratory module. It contains a table with two columns - column A describes different routes of drug administration and column B lists various drug administration routes. Students are asked to match each description in column A with the correct route in column B, though this is only a pre-test for their current knowledge and will not be graded. The purpose is to assess their baseline understanding of drug administration routes before beginning the module.

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    Saint Louis University School of Nursing

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    This document is a pre-test for a pharmacology laboratory module. It contains a table with two columns - column A describes different routes of drug administration and column B lists various drug administration routes. Students are asked to match each description in column A with the correct route in column B, though this is only a pre-test for their current knowledge and will not be graded. The purpose is to assess their baseline understanding of drug administration routes before beginning the module.

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    Saint Louis University

    School of Nursing
    1 Semester 2020-2021
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    Name: Joan Kyle P. Felix Section and Group: F2

    Pharmacology Laboratory
    Module 3 SAQ: Pre-Test

    Instructions: Connect the dots to match Column A with Column B. Remember, THIS IS A
    PRETEST, IT WILL NOT BE GRADED. Answer based only on what you currently know. As you
    move along the module, you will be able to find the correct answers.

    COLUMN A: Description COLUMN B: Route


    drug is swallowed ● ▪ buccal route
    ▪ dermatologic route
    drug is placed under the tongue ●
    ▪ inhalation
    drug is held in the mouth against the
    ▪ intraarterial route
    mucous membrane of the cheek ●
    ▪ intradermal route
    drug is administered below the dermis
    ▪ intramuscular route
    ●
    ▪ intraosseous route
    drug is administered into a bundle of
    ▪ intraperitoneal route
    fascicles ●
    ▪ intrapleural route
    drug is administered into blood vessels
    ▪ intravenous route
    that bring blood back to the heart ●
    ▪ nasal route
    drug is administered into a bone ●
    ▪ ophthalmic route
    drug is administered in between the 2 ▪ oral route
    membranes covering the lungs ●
    ▪ otic route
    drug is applied on the skin ● ▪ subcutaneous route
    ▪ sublingual route
    drug is applied on the eye ●
    ▪ transdermal route
    drug is administered into the respiratory
    tract using air, oxygen or vapor ●

    drug is absorbed across the skin into


    the bloodstream ●

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