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How to inject stuff in WRI

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the most common thing appears to be that if you access the basically the carpool row whether you do it through the proximal or the distal cover row basically you get into the mid carpal joint anywhere that flows throughout all the carpal bones the injection sites like on the angle of insertion for the radiocarpal joint and the distal radioulnar joint I think from the distal radial when I remember you have the styloid process of the ulna you come like proximal to it and then a little lateral and then there should be like kind of a dip and you go just straight in mm-hmm yeah and then I donamp;#39;t remember the the radiocarpal one so so when youamp;#39;re palpating right so to start on your third metacarpal palpate back until you feel the depression what bones are you gonna have in that depression capitate capitate and then when you go and thatamp;#39;s in is that in the proximal or the distal carpal row distal right so then when you go a bit further proximal what do you come up to tr

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Some medications that can be injected subcutaneously are growth hormone, insulin, epinephrine, and other substances. Subcutaneous injections are not given if the skin is burned, hardened,inflamed, swollen, or damaged by a previous injection.
Within 7 to 10 days, further evidence of vascular compromise may become evident. Pulselessness, pain, cyanosis, paresthesias, pallor, and paralysis may indicate the onset of compartment syndrome. Eventually, tissue necrosis, gangrene, and permanent functional deficits develop (Figure 2 and Table 1).
On the one hand, if the line is not promptly removed, the patient may suffer a blood-clot, neurologic deficits, and stroke. Immediate removal of the line, on the other hand, can result in uncontrolled bleeding, among other problems. Either way, the risks to the patient are high.
You always want to inject into a vein and never into an artery. Veins are blood vessels that carry blood from the extremities of the body back to the heart and lungs where it becomes re-oxygenated. Veins have no pulse, and the blood they carry is a deep, dark red because it is low in oxygen.
In veins blood flows at a relatively low pressure compared to oxygenated blood being pumped through arteries at a higher pressure. So, if the artery is punctured with a needle this will lead to a lot of blood loss. So injections are mainly administered through the vein rather than an artery.
An injection into a vein is called an intravenous injection (IV). You have the injection through a small tube (cannula) put into a vein in one of your arms.

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