Buccal medications may have systemic effects when absorbed in saliva and swallowed.

Name: Buccal medications may have systemic effects when absorbed in saliva and swallowed.
Brand: Quizplus
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When buccal medications are absorbed in saliva and swallowed, they can enter the bloodstream and have systemic effects on the body. This is because the medication is absorbed through the mucous membranes in the mouth and throat and into the bloodstream, rather than through the digestive system.

Buccal Medications May Have Systemic Effects When Absorbed in Saliva