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- 2. Its a use of drug as a treatment for any specific illness or disease.
- 3. Right medication Right dose Right client Right route Right time Right documentation
- 4. 1-age 2-immature liver and kidney function 3-physiological differences
- 5. 1-oral administration 2-mucosal administration 3-Rectal administration 4-skin patch administration 5-IM administration 6-Intravascular administration