Students General Students
Published Feb 22, 2005
I gave my first injection. It was a Sub-Q lovenox injection. It was pretty neat. Not as hard a I thought. It helped that my instructor was talking to the guy while I gave it.
lil' girl, LPN
512 Posts
Wooooohoooooooooo Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!! Good for you!!!
rkrs6673
234 Posts
CONGRATULATIONS---
mariedoreen
819 Posts
Jill1215
121 Posts
What is ID???? Good job on the injections!
Catys_With_Me
93 Posts
What is ID????
intradermal
AUMnurse2b
20 Posts
Gave my first SQs -- insulin, Novolin R; and my first IM today; plus hung piggyback fluid and gave an IV bolus!
klone, MSN, RN
14,692 Posts
Wow, what semester are you in? It seems unlikely that one would make it past the first semester without giving an injection, but I've never heard of a first semester student hanging IVs.
I am in my second semester of our Upper Division BSN program. We were supposed to give flu shots last semester, but, of course, the flu vaccine was short in our area. I gave an IM on Christmas Day at my home, but this is the first in a clinical environment for both SQ and IM. But, yes, hung fluids this week in clinicals. Hope to begin an IV either this week or next.
Ah, okay! Yes, come to think of it, outside the flu clinic we did, many of us haven't had a chance to give too many injections. You just don't see a WHOLE lot of injectible daily meds in the course of one's clinicals unless the pt. has IDDM.
We just checked off on IVs last week, so I'm also waiting anxiously for my first IV start. We're not allowed to hang any IV meds except maintenance solutions, though, until 3rd semester.
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