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How to Prepare and Give Subcutaneous Injections
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The need to know how to properly prepare and administer an injection of medicine to a patient is invaluable. As with all procedures, you want to make sure to identify the patient correctly, explain the procedure to the patient, have freshly washed hands and organized equipment. For example, if you are administering insulin, you will want to have a 1cc syringe on hand. Also be sure to double check the label on the medicine bottle and the expiration date. Wipe down the top of the bottle with an alcohol swab and prepare your syringe. Be sure to know the precise amount the doctor has prescribed and only fill the syringe that far. Once you have your medication measured out and ready, don your disposable gloves to stay safe while administering the medication to your patient. Choose your site for the injection -- insulin can be injected in the arm, the belly or the thigh -- and clean/prep the area. At a 45 degree angle, insert the needle and push the stopper to inject the medication slowly. Do not inject the medication quickly or it can cause discomfort for the patient. For patients who are quite large or who have large muscles, it can be difficult to get the syringe to pierce the skin at a 45 degree angle. If this happens, try it at a 90 degree angle. After the syringe is empty, clean and gently massage the area and then apply a bandage or band-aid if necessary.
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GOOD JOB, IM SO LUCKY TO WATCH YOUR VIDEO SINCE IM A NEW GRADUATE.ITS A GOOD THING THAT THERE IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU THAT TAKE THEIR TIME TO TAUGHT US HOW IS THE PROCEDURE DONE.JUST IGNORED THE PEOPLE THAT ALL THEY DO ITS CRITICIZE.IT DOES NOT MATTER THE PRONUNCIATION AS LONG AS THEY UNDERSTAND, BY THE WAY I PRONUNCED IT AS INSULINA SINCE IM SPANISH SPEAKING. ANY PROBLEM WITH ANYONE LET ME KNOW.BECAUSE THERE WILL BE IF SOMEONE LAUGHT AT ME.
Excellent video. Thanks very much.
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Great video. Did you check for bubbles
Thank you. Very helpful. Your accent was no problem. Please don't listen to some of the horrible comments about it. Thanks again xx
useful tips for student as a nursing aide. nxt month im going to study this subcutaneous insulin injection.
I likeeeee (: very clear instructions (:
Haters gonna hate.
Indonesians pronounce the alphabet S as SH. That's why she pronounced it as InSHulin.
as you inject ,stay in with the needle and count to 10 -15 and retract the needle
Are you really supposed to rub tho? Doesn't that cause bruising?
Jennifer Bibi yes it caus3 brusing, it shouldn't be rubed
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You don't aspirate for a subc injection.
even no massaging
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no rings are allowed!
King fahad hospital ?
Inshulin???
Don’t message what she talking about
You don't aspirate a sub Q
Actually, you have a choice to aspirate. The point is to ensure that you're not in a vessel. It does no harm to the procedure. In fact it used to be a mandatory step in subQ when Americans had a lower average percent of body fat than now. Now it's less likely that you'll hit a vessel in a subQ injection. At the same time, the Z track method of IM injections wasn't always in play. It all depeneds on the measures needed to be taken to administer the medication.
Oh ok. Good to know thank you
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should not wipe with alcohol before injection. use tissue.
Insholin
Will you please pronounce it properly the word "INSULIN"? It sounds like INSYULIN or INSHULIN! MY wife as a Pharmacist laughing at you! LoL!