Which Route of Drug Administration Is the Slowest Way for a Drug

question 116

Multiple Choice

Which route of drug administration is the slowest way for a drug to reach the cells of the body?

• A) Rectal
• B) Parenteral
• C) Oral
• D) Inhalation

Recognize the legislative aspects of employee benefits in Canada.

Identify the main advantages of using flexible benefit programs for both employers and employees.

Describe various voluntary employee insurance benefits.

Understand the purpose and impact of benefit audits.

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Definitions:

Fetal Shunts

Natural bypass mechanisms in a fetus’s circulatory system that direct blood away from the lungs and liver, which are not fully functional until after birth.

Physiologic Change

Alterations in the body's normal biological functions due to various causes, such as aging, disease, or environmental factors.

Electrolytes

Minerals in the body that have an electric charge, crucial for various bodily functions including nerve signaling and muscle contraction.

Gastrointestinal Tract

The series of hollow organs joined in a long, twisting tube from the mouth to the anus, including the stomach and intestines, that digest food and absorb nutrients and water.