CRNE questions confusion

[Jessiee]

Hey guys...help please

Q:- Maximum amount of fluid that can safely be injected intramuscularly in an infant is:

A 0.5 cc

B 1 cc

Help me out please..

[NotReady4PrimeTime, RN]

Have you thought of looking up these answers in a text book?

[JustBeachyNurse, LPN]

Have you thought of looking up these answers in a text book?

Why not just add to your other two threads? Again what do you think? What do your texts & references tell you ?

[Jessiee]

I made different titles so I can get answers quickly as dere r js 2 days left fo CRNE...n m really worried...moreover I have read 0.5 cc in one and 1 cc in another...so dts y I put it over here..

[JustBeachyNurse, LPN]

I made different titles so I can get answers quickly as dere r js 2 days left fo CRNE...n m really worried...moreover I have read 0.5 cc in one and 1 cc in another...so dts y I put it over here..

I have no idea what you wrote. Text speak is difficult to decipher. Cramming is ineffective for tests such as the CRNE, CRPNE, NCLEX and other critical thinking exams. You can cram for memorization tests such as a spelling test

[Jessiee]

Thanks for your suggestions...just beachy nurse....

[Carpediem1012, BSN, RN]

Our policy is no more than one ml in the vastus lateralis for infants

[NotReady4PrimeTime, RN]

I made different titles so I can get answers quickly as dere r js 2 days left fo CRNE...n m really worried...moreover I have read 0.5 cc in one and 1 cc in another...so dts y I put it over here..

Text speak is not only difficult to decipher, it is also not permitted on this site. Our Terms of Service insist on proper professional English only.

Having multiple threads on basically the same topic - "tell me the answers to the CRNE prep questions so I don't have to look it up" - does not result in faster responses. It's actually spamming the forum. Why did you wait to the last minute to start studying?