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  1. IM Injection, Hitting Bone?

    etep1209 replied to etep1209's topic in General Nursing
    Thanks folks for the reply... The problem was that I did not pull back when I hit the bone...all I did was aspirate and then inject the medication. My mother didn't twitch or anything... I'm scared it might have a negative effect on her...

  2. IM Injection, Hitting Bone?

    etep1209 posted a topic in General Nursing
    I was giving my mother an IM injection for the Flu Vaccine at the hospital, I did the injection and felt that I hit a bone or something. I did aspirate and received no blood return and went ahead and inject the medication. The injection was a little high up, not where I received mine. Is hitting the bone bad or something... will it cause any negative effects. I asked her if there was pain afterwards and she said not really?

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