My test about injections is in 36 hours.. And I have a problem with what my teacher told us versus what the manual says.
I am European, so I might not know the correct terms for all the parts of the syringe, so please bear with me...
We were told, if we were right handed, to hold the needle with our right hand to put it trough the skin, than take over with our left hand to hold it steady, and use our right hand to (in dutch it is aspireren, check if we aren't in a vein, and inject), hold a little cloth between the pink and ting finger of our left hand, and when we are done injecting, take the cloth with our right hand, push it to the skin, and pull the needle out with our left hand.
IN the manual it says to push it in with right, take over in the left, and then to take over again, so we can take the needle out with our right hand.
THis might sound confused, silly and rambling, but how do you do it????
