IPS1 - [Sterile Dosage Forms] - Parenteral Routes Of Administration

Proverbs 16:3

Epidural

Space around the spine

Intraarticular

Joint

Epidural

Frequently used for administration of analgesic & anesthetics during CHILDBIRTH

Intrasynovial

Joint Fluid

Intraarticular

For CORTICOSTEROID treatment

● Intraspinal

● Intrathecal

Spine

Intraspinal

Spinal column

Intrathecal

Spinal Fluid

Intraspinal

For LOCAL anesthetics

Intrathecal

For CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC agents

Intraarterial

Artery

Intraarterial

For RADIOPAQUE materials, THROMBOLYTIC agents and some ANTINEOPLASTIC agents

Intracardiac

Heart

Intracardiac

For emergency administration of EPINEPHRINE

Intravenous, IV

Veins

Intravenous, IV

100% bioavailability

Intravenous, IV

Angle: 25°

Intramuscular, IM

Muscle

Intramuscular, IM

For prolonged or delayed absorption

Intramuscular, IM

Angle: 90°

Intradermal, ID; Intracutaneous

Skin

Intradermal, ID; Intracutaneous

For skin test

Intradermal, ID; Intracutaneous

Angle: 10° to 15°

Subcutaneous, SC; sub-Q, SQ; hypodermic

Beneath the skin

Subcutaneous, SC; sub-Q, SQ; hypodermic

Primary route for INSULIN administration

Subcutaneous, SC; sub-Q, SQ; hypodermic

Angle: 45°

10° to 15°

[ANGLE OF INJECTION]

Intradermal, ID; Intracutaneous

25°

[ANGLE OF INJECTION]

Intravenous, IV

45°

[ANGLE OF INJECTION]

Subcutaneous, SC; sub-Q, SQ; hypodermic

90°

[ANGLE OF INJECTION]

Intramuscular, IM