Types of Syringe - This type of syringe is known as Insulin syringe
Volume capacity - The total volume capacity of this syringe is 1 ml, which is divided into 100 units to administer drugs like insulin.
Calibration - 100 units per ml. (1 ml = 100 units)
Route - This is mostly used for the subcutaneous route but you can also use this syringe for the intradermal route.
Question 3 1 pts Answer the following questions regarding the syringe pictured above: Type of syringe:...
Question 2 1 pts Answer the following questions regarding the syringe pictured above: Type of syringe: Volume capacity: mL Calibration: mL One route of administration this syringe is used for (e.g., intradermal, subcutaneous, intramuscular):
Please help? Question 1 1 pts Answer the following questions regarding the syringe pictured above: Type of syringe: Volume capacity: Calibration: mL One route of administration this syringe is used for (e.g., intradermal, subcutaneous, intramuscular):
Name each of the syringes shown, and then identify the characteristics of each. Then circle the appropriate injection route(s) for each. 1. Type of syringe: Volume capacity: Calibration: Typically used for: Intradermal Subcutaneous Intramuscular 2. Type of syringe: Volume capacity: Calibration: Typically used for: Intradermal Subcutaneous Intramuscular 3. Type of syringe: Volume capacity: Calibration: Typically used for: Intradermal Subcutaneous Intramuscular سلسال السرسراسراسلسل 299982888 UNITS
3 ml 2, 1 1 1 I. Insulin Syringe Calibrations 1. Obtain a U-100 insulin syringe. Locate the following calibrations (uni the blank next to each calibration after it has been correctly located. check marki owing calibrations (units) on the spring and place Calibration (units) 100 2. Locate each calibration (listed in the previous question) on the illustration of the insulin syringe by placing an am on the correct calibration line and labeling it with the calibration. UNITS 100 90...
plz, answer all the questions 100% correctly read each question and answer rhe question Its straightforward Question # 2 of 10 A FLAG QUESTION Compatibility information about a drug for sterile compounding can be determined from which of the following resources? (Select all that apply) Answers A-D A Trissel's Handbook on Injectable Drugs B MalcolmX Guide to Parenteral Admixtures C Queen's Handbook on Injectable Drugs D King Guide to Parenteral Admixtures 2 OF 10 QUESTIONS VERSION 3.8.1 Question #3 of...
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832 Chapter 38 Administering Medication G. Intradermal Injections 1. Answer the following regarding performing an ID injection. a. What size needle would be used? b. What is the maximum volume of medication given? c. What is the angle of the needle when administering the medication? d. What must be done to the site while inserting the needle? e. Where are the most common sites?
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