Injections

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What are the four different routes of administration?
Intravenous, Intramuscular, Intradermal and Subcutaneous
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What are the angles of administration?
Vein - 25° , Muscle - 90° , Dermis - 10/15° , Subcutaneous - 45°
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Why we choose injection administration?
Alt. to oral (nil by mouth, swallowing difficulties) , Faster speed of absorption, Local effect e.g. local anaesthetic
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What is Insuflon?
port designed for individuals who need regular subcutaneous injections
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How long can insuflon remain in place?
72 hours
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Can they remain in for longer?
Yes, ONLY if examination shows no sign of irritation or deterioration
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What is ANTT?
Antiseptic Non Touch Technique
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Why do we have ANTT?
Prevents microbial contamination of wounds or invasive devices.
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How do we do this?
Ensuring only uncontaminated equipment come into contact with them.
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What are some examples of when we should use this?
cannulation, venepuncture, catheterisation, wound care
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List some techniques and considerations
Dart like reduces pain, Rotate sites, Skin folding/pinching can make it easier, Assess for side effects.
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