I am just polishing my assignment regarding anaphylaxis and was looking for some clarification or to be advised as to what I may have missed.
The questions says : As adrenaline is the drug of choice for Anaphylaxis, by routes can adrenaline be given and what problems can occur with each of these routes?
Subcutaneous:
Blood supply is poor
Absorption is slow
Intramuscular
Damage to the nerves especially gluteal
Sterile abcesses can occur
Intravenous
Needle dislodgement
damage to surrounding tissue could lead to Necrosis
Circulatory collapse
I'm sure there is more to it than this, any input you may have would be great as you can see I am keeping it simple and as jargon free as possible. Please feel free to e-mail me direct at [email protected]
milenko
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Enrolled Nursing student from Tasmania here,
I am just polishing my assignment regarding anaphylaxis and was looking for some clarification or to be advised as to what I may have missed.
The questions says : As adrenaline is the drug of choice for Anaphylaxis, by routes can adrenaline be given and what problems can occur with each of these routes?
Subcutaneous:
Intramuscular
Intravenous
I'm sure there is more to it than this, any input you may have would be great as you can see I am keeping it simple and as jargon free as possible. Please feel free to e-mail me direct at [email protected]
Thank you in advance.