Lecture 6: Basic Injection Techniques by Dr. Tan Quiz

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What should be the orientation of the palm during tissue preparation?

  • Palm up with finger support (correct)
  • Palm down with finger support
  • Palm down without finger support
  • Palm up without finger support

How should the syringe be positioned to achieve the most painless injection?

  • In front of the patient's face
  • In the hand of the patient
  • Out of the sight of the patient (correct)
  • In full sight of the patient

What should be done after inserting the needle into the mucosa?

  • Insert the needle into the muscle
  • Watch the patient and communicate
  • Inject several drops of sterile water
  • Inject several drops of local anesthetic solution (correct)

What is the purpose of making the tissue taut during injection?

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What should be done to prevent false negative aspiration tests?

<p>Rotate the syringe 45 degrees (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of using a larger gauge needle?

<p>To achieve less deflection (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of drying the tissues in anesthetic technique?

<p>To make the topical anesthetic more effective (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of negative aspiration in anesthesia procedure?

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What is the recommended rate of depositing local anesthetic solution?

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What should be done if bright red blood rapidly fills the cartridge during aspiration?

<p>Remove the syringe from the mouth and change the cartridge (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to observe the patient after depositing the local anesthetic solution?

<p>To check for signs of allergic reaction (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done with the injection information after the procedure?

<p>Record the injection on the patient's chart (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Tissue preparation palm orientation

Hold the tissue with palm up, supported by fingers.

Syringe position for injection

Position the syringe out of patient's view for comfort.

Post-needle insertion action

Inject local anesthetic solution in drops after needle entry into the mucosa.

Taut tissue during injection purpose

Taut tissue reduces injection trauma.

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False negative aspiration prevention

Rotate the syringe 45 degrees to prevent false negatives.

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Larger gauge needle purpose

A larger gauge needle minimizes deflection.

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Tissue drying purpose

Drying tissues enhances topical anesthetic effectiveness.

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Negative aspiration significance

Negative aspiration indicates no blood presence.

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Local anesthetic deposit rate

Deposit 1 ml of local anesthetic per minute.

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Rapid red blood aspiration action

Remove the syringe and change the cartridge if bright red blood rapidly fills the cartridge.

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Post-injection patient observation

Monitor the patient for allergic reactions after injection.

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Injection information recording

Record injection details on the patient chart.

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