The phrase "administer solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to providing or applying solutions, often in medical, technical, or problem-solving scenarios.
Example: "The nurse will administer solutions to the patient to ensure proper hydration."
Alternatives: "provide solutions" or "deliver solutions".
Instead, healthcare workers there might try to use smaller intravenous lines or administer solutions orally.
Eleven trials had clearly adequate allocation concealment, using pharmacy to prepare and administer solutions [ 20, 62], sequential identical containers [ 19, 65, 70], using both these methods [ 72], a web-based randomisation system [ 71, 73] or sealed, opaque envelopes [ 64, 66, 68].
Drug lipophilicity is known to have a major influence on in vivo drug absorption from intramuscularly and subcutaneously administered solutions.
The embryos were administered solutions of NP-Pt injected in ovo at concentrations from 1 to 20 μg/ml.
Parenterally administered solutions with unphysiologically high chloride content may contribute to hyperchloremic acidosis.
Also, the person who performed the data analysis was blinded to the administered solutions.
Additionally, the average time from accident to hospital and the volume of administered solutions were not reported in this study [ 14].
In order to achieve an effective blinded injection a 19 gauge 1.5 inch needle and a 10 ml syringe were used to prevent the physician identifying the difference in viscosity of the administered solutions.
The administered solution was drawn up off-site and administered by an unblinded co-worker (a laboratory staff member).
However, no significant difference (P > 0.05) was seen in pharmacological action (AAC/dose) between the pulmonary sCT solution (25 μg kg−1) and iv (5 μg kg−1) administered solution of this drug (Table 7).
Our search strategy combined terms for subcutaneous fluid infusion (hypodermoclysis, clysis, fluid therapy, infusion, subcutaneous injection) with terms for the administered solution (dextrose, glucose), and terms to restrict the search to elderly participants (aged) (Table 3).
