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What are the differences between penicillin G and penicillin V, including their administration routes, absorption rates and effectiveness for treating various bacterial infections and when is each type preferred in clinical settings?
Penicillin G is typically given intravenously and is effective against severe infections due to its rapid absorption. Penicillin V is taken orally, better absorbed when ingested, and used for mild to moderate infections.