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The 5 rights Right client,drug, dose, time, route
3 client identifiers Name on band, DOB, MRN
This route is used for TB tests intradermal
IM injection sites Deltoid, Vastus lateralis, dorsogluteal, ventrogluteal
used to administer insulin insulin syringe (dosed in Units)
how to identify what is in your syringe at the bedside place a label on the syringe while in med. room
The Z-track method Used for injections of solutions that may irritate the tissues, such as iron.
Needle position for administering ID TB tests bevel up
what type of injection do you aspirate? Intramuscular
Never aspirate these meds Heparin, Insulin
The preferred IM site Ventrogluteal
Preferred IM site for children Vastus lateralis
Subcutaneous injection sites abdomen, back of arm, upper back
Injections in the abdomen should be one inch away from the navel
Maximum amount of fluid for injection into deltoid site 1cc, other IM sites, 3cc
Needle angle for ID 15 degrees, bevel up
Needle angle for SC Pinch 2"=90 degrees, pinch 1"=45 degrees
Needle angle for IM 90 degrees
Danger of using the Dorsogluteal IM site damage to sciatic nerve
Method used for re-capping clean needles the scoop method
Created by: sjdavids
 

 



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