KROK 1 2007 – Question 136 · KROK (Medicine) · Pharmacology
A 36 y.o. man has a craniocerebral trauma. Objectively: diminished breath sounds, thready pulse, no reflexes. What way of pyracetam introduction will be the most appropriate in this case?
- A. Rectal
- B. Peroral
- C. Intravenous
- D. Inhalation
- E. Subcutaneous
Hint
Consider a patient with depressed breathing, a thready pulse and no reflexes: which route bypasses absorption barriers and gives the fastest, most predictable effect?
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