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Routes of Drug Administration to Laboratory Animals
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Routes of drug administration to laboratory animals
- 1. Routes of Drug Administration to Laboratory Animals PRESENTED BY PRAVESH VERMA M.PHARM[PHARMACOLOGY] 2nd SEM BBAU,LUCKNOW
- 3. Gavage - into the stomach via a tube or gavage needle
- 4. Rectal (per rectum) - into the rectum via the anus
- 6. IV INJECTION SITES SITESPECIES Jugular vein Cat, sheep, dog, goat, rabbit, horse, cow Cephalic vein (Fore limb) Dog, cat, large primates Saphenous vein (Hind limb) Monkey, dog, guinea pig (difficult) Tail vein Rat, mouse Marginal ear vein Rabbit, pig Alar vein (Wing vein) Bird Femoral vein Monkey, cat
- 7. The route selected for drug administration is governed by the nature of the agent being administered, the animal, the purpose of administration The techniques for each route vary from species to species, but all require a general understanding of local anatomy at the injection site.