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PEDIATRIC PHARMACOTHERAPY A Monthly Newsletter for Health Care Professionals from the University of Virginia Children's Hospital Volume 19 Number 3March 2013Alternative Forms of Oral Drug Delivery

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How to fill out alternative forms of oral:

1. Start by gathering the necessary materials: alternative forms of oral, such as tablets or liquids, as prescribed by your healthcare provider.
2. Read and carefully follow the instructions provided with the alternative form of oral that you are using. This may include information on dosage, timing, and any special instructions or precautions to be aware of.
3. Measure or take the prescribed amount of the alternative form of oral using the appropriate measuring tool, such as a dropper or spoon, if required.
4. Administer the alternative form of oral as instructed. This may involve swallowing tablets with a glass of water or taking liquid medication by carefully measuring the dosage and either drinking it directly or mixing it with another liquid as directed.
5. Remember to take the alternative form of oral at the prescribed times and for the duration specified by your healthcare provider. Do not skip doses or stop taking the medication without consulting your healthcare provider first.

Who needs alternative forms of oral:

1. Individuals with difficulty swallowing: Alternative forms of oral may be prescribed for individuals who have trouble swallowing conventional tablets or capsules. These alternative forms, such as liquids or dissolvable tablets, can be easier to swallow and ensure proper medication administration.
2. Children: Young children may have difficulty swallowing large tablets or capsules, and alternative forms of oral medication, such as liquids or chewable tablets, may be more suitable for their age and developmental stage.
3. Individuals with specific medical conditions: Certain medical conditions may necessitate the use of alternative forms of oral medication. For example, individuals with gastrointestinal issues that affect absorption may require alternative forms, such as liquids or sublingual tablets, to ensure proper absorption of the medication.

It is important to consult with your healthcare provider to determine if alternative forms of oral medication are appropriate for your specific needs. They can provide guidance on the most suitable form and dosage for your condition.

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