G Give a real-life example of each therapeutic delivery system and briefly describe what it does or why it is administered with that delivery method (For example: acetaminophen pills are taken via oral delivery as an analgesic for the body to absorb and act on the nervous system to decrease sensitivity to pain) (10 pts): a. Intravenous (IV) injection. Subcutaneous injections. Local injectiond. Targeted delivery - Cell therapye. Targeted delivery - Viral vectors (Hint: look at applications in pre-clinical and/or clinical trials)Give a real-life example of each therapeutic delivery system and briefly describe what it does or why it is administered with that delivery method (For example: acetaminophen pills are taken via oral delivery as an analgesic for the body to absorb and act on the nervous system to decrease sensitivity to pain) (10 pts): a. Intravenous (IV) injection. Subcutaneous injectionc. Local injectiond. Targeted delivery - Cell therapye. Targeted delivery - Viral vectors (Hint: look at applications in pre-clinical and/or clinical trials)

examples of drug administration:

orally, amoxicillin which is an antibiotic.

Intramuscular can be adrenaline or glucocorticoids.

Endovenously we can take nutritional supplements as an example in patients who suffer hospitalizations.

Explanation:

It is important to highlight that the intramuscular and intravenous routes have a much faster effect than oral administration, since it generates blood peaks of the drug that is injected, therefore, effects, adverse effects, faster metabolizations and in less time that is why they are usually used in urgent therapeutic situations.

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