Chapter 8: Parenteral Routes- Intramuscular

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    Chapter 8: Parenteral Routes- Intramuscular

    Medical assistants administer injectable drugs via the parenteral route using intramuscular (IM), subcutaneous (SC), or intradermal (ID) routes. Proper injection techniques, equipment handling, and infection control measures are crucial to prevent complications and ensure patient safety. This route can be painful for the patient and is associated with a higher risk of injury to the patient when compared to other routes of administration. Do not attempt any parenteral administration unless you are confident that you have mastered the proper techniques for safe administration.


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