10 Questions
What is the recommended duration of pressure application after injections in patients on anti-coagulants?
3-5 minutes
According to the CDC and WHO, is aspiration necessary before intramuscular injections?
No, it is not necessary for any intramuscular injections
In which specific cases is aspiration before intramuscular vaccines injection considered an exception?
Dorsal gluteal IM injection only
Which factor affects the rate of absorption of injected medication?
Depth of injection
What is a potential complication associated with injections?
Anaphylactic reaction
What is a disadvantage of injections mentioned in the text?
Requirement of physical restraint for children
Which route of medication delivery involves the GI tract?
Sublingual (SL)
What is the primary advantage of injections over oral medications?
Avoidance of first-pass hepatic metabolism
Which condition is a contraindication for intramuscular (IM) injections?
Thrombocytopenia
Which percutaneous route of medication delivery involves patches and creams?
Transdermal
This quiz covers the guidelines for administering intramuscular injections to patients receiving anticoagulation therapy. Topics include applying pressure after injections, observing for localized reactions and anaphylaxis, and the controversial practice of aspiration before injection.
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