Percutaneous routes of medication administration usually have a slow rate of absorption and are difficult to apply.

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Percutaneous routes of medication administration (such as transdermal patches) generally have a slow rate of absorption but are actually easy to apply. Examples of difficult routes of medication administration include intravenous and intramuscular injections.

Percutaneous Routes of Medication Administration Usually Have a Slow Rate