#administer

• To administer — To manage, direct, govern, or organize the assets, business, or activity of an institution, commercial company, or private individual; also, in a medical context, to give, apply, or introduce a medicine or treatment into a patient's organism; in a legal or penal sense, to mete out a punishment or administer a proof.
• Administered — Managed, directed, controlled, or organized by an authority or a manager; also, in a medical context, describes a treatment or therapeutic substance that has already been introduced into a patient's organism. As a participle, it represents the completed state of the verb 'administra'.
• Administered — Feminine form of the term 'administrat'; managed, directed, or controlled by an authority, an administrator, or a system; also, in a medical context, describes a therapeutic substance or dose that has already been introduced or applied into a patient's organism.
• To self-administer — To administer a medication, substance, or medical treatment to oneself, without the direct intervention or supervision of a medical professional; also, to lead, manage, or govern oneself independently, through one's own efforts and internal resources, applied to a community, institution, or territorial entity.
• Self-administered — Having been administered by oneself; said of a medical treatment, substance, or vaccine injected or ingested directly by the patient, without professional assistance. In an institutional or territorial context, it denotes an entity, region, association, or community that leads and manages itself, possessing structural autonomy.