what type of needle is used to administer adenosene?
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He's right on the money! It is used mostly for supraventricular tachycardia.
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i went to a diabetes class a few weeks ago and the wound care specialist that taught our class says the best kind of soaps you can use are the ones like dove and ivory because they have moisterizers in them to keep you skin moisterized and not to use the ones that are deorderant soaps cause they dry ur skin out
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I'm freaked out by needles too but it never hurts even though I always think it will.  I just had to give blood last weekend and it just felt like a very little pinch, no pain at all.  Don't worry about it, just breath deep and look away.  You'll be fine!
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Calm down! Take a deep breath.\n\nThe needle is not big, first point, and you might feel a slight prick, that is all.  You will be asleep really quickly after the injection.\n\nYou will not wake up during the surgery unless you have an extremely bad anaethetist, in which case you can sue him/her for all they are worth!  \n\nHow you feel when you wake up will depend on the surgery you are having.  There is bound to be some discomfort if cutting and stitches are involved.  However, the medical team will minimise this with the appropriate pain medication.\n\nYou will be fine, there is nothing to worry about.  Tell the staff at the hospital that you are really terrified and they may give you some medication to calm you while you wait to be taken into theatre.\n\nThe old pre-med is not used these days much, you are usually in the theatre before you are given the anaesthetic.\n\nAnd why, oh why did you not ask the doctor these things when he/she told you that you were having surgery?
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Take SILICEA in 6X potency hourly, its a Homeopathic remedy and it will bring out the embedded needles out the way they went in, In getting rid of foreign objects out of the body it perform miracles and without any pain , discomfort, side effects or complications. Truly a gem of a remedy in bring out wood splinters, glass shreds bullets and slugs. Read more about it by clicking the link :- http://homeoint.org/books/boericmm/s/sil.htm\n100% cure guaranteed, and please let everyone know that it worked the way I said its going to work and without any side effects or complications and you can decide after being cured whether Homeopathy is Placebo or for real  :-) . Nothing works better trust me !\nTake Care and God Bless you !\n\nP.S\nAnd you can disregard any biased comments about Homeopathy till you have tried and got cured of your suffering exactly the way as I have said above :-)\nTake care
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Could be...but where would u get the needle?
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http://www.friendtofriend.org/drugs/needles.html
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Actually, the sucrose solution (Sweet-Ease) that is commonly used in hospitals realeases endogenous opiates to relieve pain.  It works tremendously well for infants up to 6 months as a pre-med before minor procedures:  IV starts, occ. catheterizations, etc.  I have used this many times for babies in the Peds ICU where I used to work.  \n\nIt is a 24% solution, though, so probably a lot stronger than a dum dum!\n\nEd C., RN, BSN, CCRN
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neosporin with pain killer in it
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Is this maybe what you're looking for?\nhttp://www.needlepointers.com/ShowArticles.aspx?NavID=726
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THE Z-TRACK METHOD of I.M. injection prevents leakage of irritating and discoloring medications (such as iron dextran) into the subcutaneous tissue. It also may be used in elderly patients who have decreased muscle mass. Lateral displacement of the skin during the injection helps seal the drug in the muscle. \n\nWhen preparing to give a medication using this method, make sure the needle you're using is long enough to reach the muscle. As a rule, you'll need to use a 2-inch needle for a 200-lb (91-kg) patient, and a 1 1/4-inch to 1 1/2-inch needle for a 100-lb (45-kg) patient. \n\nGather the equipment you'll need, verify the order on the patient's medication administration record (MAR) by checking it against the prescriber's order, wash your hands, and follow these steps: \n\n* Attach one needle to the syringe and draw up the prescribed medication. Remove the first needle and attach the second to prevent tracking the medication through the subcutaneous tissue as you insert the needle. \n\n* Confirm the patient's identity, explain the procedure, and provide privacy. \n\n* Place the patient in the lateral position, exposing the gluteal muscle to be used as the injection site. \n\n* Put on gloves and displace the skin laterally by pulling it away from the injection site. (See Figure 1.) \n\n* Clean an area on the upper outer quadrant of the patient's buttocks with an alcohol pad and let it dry. \n\n* Insert the needle into the muscle at a 90-degree angle and aspirate for blood return. (See Figure 2.) If none appears, inject the drug slowly. If blood appears, withdraw the needle and start the procedure over with a new syringe and needle at a different site. \n\n* Wait 10 seconds, withdraw the needle slowly, and release the displaced skin and subcutaneous tissue to seal the needle track. (See Figure 3.) Don't massage the site or let the patient wear a tightfitting garment over it because that could force the medication into subcutaneous tissue. Encourage him to walk or move about in bed to facilitate absorption of the drug from the injection site. \n\n* Discard the needle and syringe in an appropriate sharps container. \n\n* Remove and discard your gloves. \n\nPractice pointers \n\n* Never inject more than 5 ml of solution into a single site. If the patient needs repeated injections, alternate gluteal sites. \n\n* Intramuscular injections can cause elevated serum enzyme levels. If measuring enzyme levels is important, suggest that the prescriber switch to LV. administration and adjust dosages accordingly.\n\n* Document the injection: Record the medication, dosage, date, time, and site on the patient's MAR. Include the patient's response to the injected drug.
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Here in Florida (and I am assuming that this is more then likely nationwide) you can go to any fire station and they will give you a needles box (like the kind you see in doctor's offices) and also will collect and dispose of full needle boxes.
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hi dear ashkan. that is a needle.
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Go to a beauticians and they will 'suck' the blood out of them with a very fine needle. Absolutely painless.
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More to the point, to allow complete injection of the drug- When giving injections intraperatoneally or intramuscularly(in the gut or butt) we take a tiny bit of air into the syringe so that there isnt any drug left over-to make sure you have your full dose.  This isnt done in IV injection because of the (low) risk of air embolism blocking a vessel.\nBut, the first answerer was correct as well, and they got here first...
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I pierced a candle with the needle and carefully placed the needle on water surface. It floated well. \n\nThis due to the surface tension effect.\n\nNext I did with another needle without wax coating. This time it floated once in many trials.\n\n\nNext I placed the needle on a piece of blotting paper and placed it on the surface of water. The blotting paper in few seconds went inside leaving the needle floating.
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why does the needle have to be sterilized for a lethal injection???