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Performed Substance Administration Route Of Administration Code
Definition 1
A coded value specifying the physiological path or method of introducing the substance into or onto the subject. (NCI Thesaurus)
Definition 2
A coded value specifying the physiological path or method of introducing the substance into or onto the subject. EXAMPLE(S): oral, intravenous. The approach site might be "mouth", but from a route code perspective, this could include: swallow, oral rinse, oral topical application, chew, oral dissolve, oral inhalation (via intermittent flow or rebreather mask). The effect of the drug could vary depending on the route even if the body site happens to be the same. NOTE(S): Route is more than just approach site. It deals with how the body will actually absorb/receive the drug. (NCI Thesaurus/BRIDG)
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A coded value specifying when this event ended with respect to the sponsor-defined reference period.
