Do you have to do anything dif when you self administer? I am traveling for the next few months and have to inject my subcut. shot by myself for the first time. I have done it to other people and animals in the past but never had to do it to myself. I am a little nervous about doing it wrong.
"According to the CDC, aspiration is not indicated for IM injections of vaccines and immunizations, nor is it required for subcutaneous injections of immunizations, heparin, and insulin. However, it may be indicated for IM injections of medications such as PCN."
I learned that you don't necessarily need to aspirate with Sub Q injections because there are only very thin and tiny capillaries in the subcutaneous fat tissue and therefore won't be affected in any way. You can aspirate if you really feel inclined to but just know that it isn't necessary. Oh and yes, she really does need to mention that the bevel should be up. It's key!!!
I have been a nurse for 30 years and have two insulin dependent children, I have given thousands of injections and have never seen a subq injection given in an upward motion like this in the arm!
Yes it is, depending on the needle length, size of your patient, and amount of adipose tissue. You can administer at a 45 or 90 degree angle depending on those factors.
I gave a filgastrim inj just now and the patient made me feel like I didn't do it well.It kinds show like there was goose bumps over that area,I am pretty scared that it will form an access.What should I do? I told her to apply ice pack to that area.Im scared.
For a local injection, how would you do this for the upper neck? I can pinch together alot of material on the back of my neck to pin into, but arent sure if its eligible to be pinned
What if the surrounding isn't desinfected? And what if the shot is done in the tricep? I am no professional, I got the allergy flu this season, but they didn't do it like this
true, insulin is different as it is a subcutaneous injection, meaning just under the skin (that's why there was pinching of the area and injecting at 45 degrees).
I wish some people would just shut up. Yes she didn't say "aspirate" or "bevel up". Go watch another video as well then to get all the information. Who is telling you to just refer to a single video? Watch this video to gain some info, then go to another video to gather some more info that she may have missed. Gosh.
But if it's a large dose of something, doing it too fast can hurt. I use insulin and if I have lots of insulin to inject, I don't rush it as it can hurt, I try to do it a bit slower like 10-15 seconds.
Great video, but there are some problems with this injection technique! 1-you should always secure the head of the needle with one hand and push the plunger with the other. 2-after injecting the needle in, always push back the plunger to make sure there isn't any blood. If there is withdraw and prepare another syringe, then repeat the procedure. 3- injections should be given at rate of 1ml/10s. Thanks!
In my RN school of nursing class of 2003 this is incorrect technique. You give if on back of arm..the posterior side not lateral and up higher within 3 side finger lengths from shoulder plus you dart it in to minimize pain not slow push..u also have to allow time for alcohol wipe to dry before injection to prevent alcohol entering site and cause burning..absolutely no aspiration or rubbing site after.
I can never figure out where to put the band-aid
Do you have to do anything dif when you self administer? I am traveling for the next few months and have to inject my subcut. shot by myself for the first time. I have done it to other people and animals in the past but never had to do it to myself. I am a little nervous about doing it wrong.
Thanks, appropriate it's B12 as doctors in UK seem unwilling to increase frequency of (the cheap) B12 which makes so much difference to PA sufferers.
I didn’t see aspiration, what if the needle was into blood vessel?
"According to the CDC, aspiration is not indicated for IM injections of vaccines and immunizations, nor is it required for subcutaneous injections of immunizations, heparin, and insulin. However, it may be indicated for IM injections of medications such as PCN."
I learned that you don't necessarily need to aspirate with Sub Q injections because there are only very thin and tiny capillaries in the subcutaneous fat tissue and therefore won't be affected in any way. You can aspirate if you really feel inclined to but just know that it isn't necessary. Oh and yes, she really does need to mention that the bevel should be up. It's key!!!
Very helpful response . Thank you
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I get allergy shots exactly like this and last time a capillary or vein was hit and I felt pretty sick for a couple days
What is Womezon Remedy and how does it work? I hear most people cleanse their fibroid issue naturally with this fibroid remedy.
Hi ...can I do this way with the gonal f injection ?
Please reply !
With me pleasure
And don't forget, if it's insulin or blood thinner, do not rub the injection site.
That's a very important clinical information!
May I ask why. Serious question
@@DoArtTheMovement it may cause the medication to be absorbed too quickly.
Hello there, I want to know if Womezon Remedy, will work for me? I see many people keep on speaking about this fibroid treatment.
Shes not a medical doctor, she would not know!
Great video! Thanks Dr. Darr!
I have been a nurse for 30 years and have two insulin dependent children, I have given thousands of injections and have never seen a subq injection given in an upward motion like this in the arm!
This is the right technique!
No it’s not!! I showed this to my ICU fellow nurses and they agreed!
@@aungele3 What is the precise concern with this technique then?
Yes it is, depending on the needle length, size of your patient, and amount of adipose tissue. You can administer at a 45 or 90 degree angle depending on those factors.
@@juliero6695 What is the precise concern with this technique then?
Why everytime i give sc on arm its always hard like skin is really hard to peirce
Do you take out the syringe fast or slow after the infection is complete?
Fast beacuse its hurts if you do it slow
Awesome !!!
Very thank you for help
I gave a filgastrim inj just now and the patient made me feel like I didn't do it well.It kinds show like there was goose bumps over that area,I am pretty scared that it will form an access.What should I do?
I told her to apply ice pack to that area.Im scared.
Bro what…are you a doctor?
How intramuscular injection on triceps. Please demonstrate it in simple way
How would you inject subcutaneously on your foot? Thanks.
I watched the video and it looks easy watching it, but in school we done it differently im going to try the videos way
I watched the video
it is very useful thanks
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That's my old lab instructor!
thanks ☺
Is it not necessary to let air out before injecting ...
For a local injection, how would you do this for the upper neck? I can pinch together alot of material on the back of my neck to pin into, but arent sure if its eligible to be pinned
fuck that ahaha i could never pin my neck
She did say 45 degree, thank you for sharing, and great hair by the way!
Thank you.
Diddle- since it is in the fat there NO CHANCE of getting the veins.
What if the surrounding isn't desinfected? And what if the shot is done in the tricep? I am no professional, I got the allergy flu this season, but they didn't do it like this
flu shot is an intramuscular injection, mostly in the deltoid muscle of your arm.
true, insulin is different as it is a subcutaneous injection, meaning just under the skin (that's why there was pinching of the area and injecting at 45 degrees).
Thankyou ma'am
I wish some people would just shut up. Yes she didn't say "aspirate" or "bevel up". Go watch another video as well then to get all the information. Who is telling you to just refer to a single video? Watch this video to gain some info, then go to another video to gather some more info that she may have missed. Gosh.
45 degree angle
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My clinical teacher told me not to inject slowly due to it causing pain 🤷♀️
Ugh, mine too
But if it's a large dose of something, doing it too fast can hurt. I use insulin and if I have lots of insulin to inject, I don't rush it as it can hurt, I try to do it a bit slower like 10-15 seconds.
Good job
Is it me that notice that the needle should go by 45 angle and should the bebble up and she forgot to aspirate
good job
Gosh!!! Looks terrifying!! 🤐
Great video, but there are some problems with this injection technique!
1-you should always secure the head of the needle with one hand and push the plunger with the other.
2-after injecting the needle in, always push back the plunger to make sure there isn't any blood. If there is withdraw and prepare another syringe, then repeat the procedure.
3- injections should be given at rate of 1ml/10s.
Thanks!
How do you pinch the skin if you're using two hands to hold the needle
But Whyy u don’t aspirate????
Tq
O My Gosh Im super Afraid of blood and sharp. hpw to make this lose
do we asperate ?
With subcutaneous injection you do not need to aspirate
yea,,she dint let aspire,,,,
Easy as pie
You don't need to apply pressure as you withdraw the needle. That hurts! You won't bleed to death.
45 degree or 90, degree?
Either is correct though normally do 45 degrees on children or where there's less fat to inject into
45 degree
45
Late response but if you can grasp 2” its 90 degrees and if you can only get 1” you do 45 degrees
@@darlastarling1541 what do you mean by grasp 2" or 1"? Grasp what? 😊
she swabbed a different area from the area she actually injected into. how funnay.
I don't think she did - watch it again
45 degree or 90???
45 for subcutaneous and 90 for IM
You can do either or.
Depends on the size of the needle if the needle is large 45 if it is small 90
Anyone else watching this to try get over there fear of needles?
no this is greit:P
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In my RN school of nursing class of 2003 this is incorrect technique. You give if on back of arm..the posterior side not lateral and up higher within 3 side finger lengths from shoulder plus you dart it in to minimize pain not slow push..u also have to allow time for alcohol wipe to dry before injection to prevent alcohol entering site and cause burning..absolutely no aspiration or rubbing site after.
It's correct 😛 I'm a nurse too
Asperation is an old concept and only for IM
hmm... i was taught different in school...
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The problem is my arm is so skinny that there is nothing but skin and muscle
BlueFlu
When imjecting in the neck do you go in the left or right
Help neck injection
aspiration
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Didn't aspirate!
Or say bevel up
you don't need to if it's a s.c inj.