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2 years ago

How would a clinician actually apply epithelial absorption techniques

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Bond [772]2 years ago

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A clinician actually apply epithelial absorption techniques through the following below:

Oral meds.
Inhalation
Injections

<h3>What is Epithelial absorption?</h3>

This is referred to as the process which is responsible for the absorption of various types of nutrients from the intestinal lumen and transporting them across the epithelium by various organs in the body such as the kidney etc to the blood vessels such as capillaries.

The various ways in which a a clinician would actually apply the epithelial absorption techniques is through oral meds like in the case of water and electrolytes and also in the case injections via insulin shots etc.

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