Subcutaneous Injection Mastery

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Quiz on SQ injection basics and technique.

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Froggy Jumps Subcutaneous Injection MasteryOnline version Quiz on SQ injection basics and technique. by Hamit Khosa 1 1.What is the primary purpose of administering a medication subcutaneously? a To achieve rapid absorption into the bloodstream b To allow slow, sustained absorption into systemic circulation c To bypass the skin barrier completely 2 Which area is commonly used for subcutaneous injections? a Buttock b Deltoid muscle c Abdomen 3 Which product is commonly administered subcutaneously? a Oral tablets b Insulin c Intravenous saline 4 What should you do before withdrawing the needle after a SQ injection? a Massage vigorously b Pinch again repeatedly c Apply gentle pressure at the site 5 Which complication is least likely with proper SQ technique? a Infection at the injection site b Bruising c Lipodystrophy 6 Which needle size and length are most appropriate for a subcutaneous injection? a 22–25 gauge, ⅜ to ⅝ inch b 16–18 gauge, 2 inch c 20–22 gauge, 1 inch 7 What is the recommended angle of insertion for a subcutaneous injection when using the pinch method? a 45 degrees b 15 degrees c 90 degrees 8 When teaching a patient about insulin administration, which instruction is most accurate? a Rotate injection sites systematically within the same anatomic area b Always rotate injection sites between different anatomic areas daily. c Warm insulin in the microwave before use 9 Which is an expected outcome following a properly administered subcutaneous injection? a Patient reports burning and swelling at the site b Medication is absorbed within seconds c Patient achieves the desired medication effect without adverse reaction 10 Before administering a subcutaneous injection, what is the most important nursing action to ensure patient safety? a Check the patient’s identification and verify the medication on the MAR b Ask the patient if they’ve received the medication before. c Verify the medication’s colour and clarity only.

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Subcutaneous Injection MasteryOnline version

by Hamit Khosa

1.What is the primary purpose of administering a medication subcutaneously?

Which area is commonly used for subcutaneous injections?

Which product is commonly administered subcutaneously?

What should you do before withdrawing the needle after a SQ injection?

Which complication is least likely with proper SQ technique?

Which needle size and length are most appropriate for a subcutaneous injection?

What is the recommended angle of insertion for a subcutaneous injection when using the pinch method?

When teaching a patient about insulin administration, which instruction is most accurate?

Which is an expected outcome following a properly administered subcutaneous injection?

Before administering a subcutaneous injection, what is the most important nursing action to ensure patient safety?