During my clinicals in nursing school (when I was nieve) I accidentally gave a IM above the gluteal line which is the crack of the orifice about one inch above the line. I ended up doing this about six times. When I came back the next week the various clients (LTCF) asked that I give it again and since then I had regular customers who asked for me to give the injection. I checked with my nursing instructor and she said it was ok as there were no nerves in the area. Is this ok? I aspirate as usual but most people repeatedly ask me to give their injections in this area. It seems like there is muscle in the region.
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During my clinicals in nursing school (when I was nieve) I accidentally gave a IM above the gluteal line which is the crack of the orifice about one inch above the line. I ended up doing this about six times. When I came back the next week the various clients (LTCF) asked that I give it again and since then I had regular customers who asked for me to give the injection. I checked with my nursing instructor and she said it was ok as there were no nerves in the area. Is this ok? I aspirate as usual but most people repeatedly ask me to give their injections in this area. It seems like there is muscle in the region.