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  • September 4, 2024
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Advanced Nursing Skills Test 2
questions with correct answers.
Routes for Parenteral Administration ANS - -Intradermal
-Subcutaneous
-Intramuscular

Intradermal (ID) ANS - -Used mainly for TB/PPD skin or allergy testing
-3/8-5/8 inches in length
-25-27 gauge
-Inserted at a 5-15 degree angle
-Forms a skin bleb

Maximum dose for tuberculin skin test ANS - 0.1 mL

Subcutaneous (Subcut or sub-q) Definition ANS - Injects medication in adipose (fatty) tissue
beneath skin layers into subcutaneous fat

Usual sites for Subcutaneous injections ANS - -Upper outer portion of the arm
-Anterior surface of the thigh
-The abdomen

Subcutaneous Injection ANS - -25-27 gauge needle
-3/8, 5/8, or 1/2 inch long
-A 1 mL, 3 mL, or insulin syringe usually used
-A 45 or 90 degree angle used

Intramuscular (IM) Injections ANS - -Injected at a 90 degree angle
-Needle usually 22-23 gauge
-Usually 1-3 inches in length
-Volume up to 3 mL for ventrogluteal and vastus lateralis
-Deltoid site up to 1 mL

IM Injection Sites ANS - -Deltoid
-Ventrogluteal
-Vastus Lateralis
Dorsogluteal NOT recommended

3 mL Syringe ANS - Popular because large enough for subcutaneous and IM injections

U-100 Syringe ANS - -Used with u-100 strength insulin
-Calibrated in units

Tuberculin Syringe ANS - -1 mL in size

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