Topical medication definition
Topical medication means any medication applied to the outer skin, including transdermal medications and eye, ear and nose drops. Topical medication may also include vaginal or rectal suppositories.
Topical medication means a medication, such as a topical anti-infective, that is applied to a certain area of the skin and that only affects the area to which it is applied.
Topical medication means a salve, lotion, ointment, cream, shampoo or solution applied locally to a body part.
Examples of Topical medication in a sentence
Standard nursing knowledge of by mouth and sublingual administration of medications, Intramuscular and Subcutaneous injections, peripheral I.V. infusions (if certified), Topical medication administration, etc.
Standard nursing knowledge of by mouth and sublingual administration of medications, Intramuscular and Subcutaneous injections, I.V. push, I.V. infusions, PICC Lines, Central Lines, Topical medication administration, etc.
More Definitions of Topical medication
Topical medication means a local application of a prescribed salve, lotion, ointment, cream or solution to a bodily part.
Topical medication means any prescribed medication that is applied to intact skin.
Topical medication means any prescribed medication that is applied to the outer skin and eye, ear, or nose medication. Topical medication may include a transdermal medication or vaginal or rectal suppositories.