Question

when intravenous administration is not available, how should essential medications be given parenterally? via subcutaneous injection through intramuscular injections by intradermal injection using a secondary iv infusion question 75 role_responsibilities_and_general_duties_of_the_pharmacy_technician when should you direct a call from a patient to the pharmacist? asking about over - the - counter medication availability checking if a prescription is ready for pickup requesting a medication refill

Explanation:

Parenteral administration means giving medications not by mouth. When IV is not an option, intramuscular injection is a common parenteral route as it allows for relatively rapid absorption and can handle larger - volume medications compared to subcutaneous and intradermal injections. Secondary IV infusion requires an IV setup which is not available here.

Answer:

Through intramuscular injections