Explain What Is The Difference Between Intradermal And Intravenous?

1.	Explain What Is The Difference Between Intradermal And Intravenous?
Answer» Intradermal: Intradermal is the method of INJECTING drugs within the dermis layer of the SKIN. Intravenous: Intravenous is the method of administering the DRUG or fluid DIRECTLY into the veins Intradermal: Intradermal is the method of injecting drugs within the dermis layer of the skin. Intravenous: Intravenous is the method of administering the drug or fluid directly into the veins

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Intradermal: Intradermal is the method of INJECTING drugs within the dermis layer of the SKIN.

Intravenous: Intravenous is the method of administering the DRUG or fluid DIRECTLY into the veins

Intradermal: Intradermal is the method of injecting drugs within the dermis layer of the skin.

Intravenous: Intravenous is the method of administering the drug or fluid directly into the veins

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