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TODAY’S TEST QUESTION:
CORRECT ANSWER:
D) Abdomen SQ tissue
MORE INFO ON ANSWER:
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Make sure that sites are rotated however.
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Injected in the same place can cause a buildup of fat under the skin this decreasing the absorption rate of the insulin.
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Injecting in the SQ tissue of the abdomen helps speed the absorption rate of the insulin.
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Some areas will not absorb as quickly.
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Another good site is the back of the arm.
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Sometimes providers will order IV insulin in certain emergent situations-generally this rapidly lowers the the glucose.
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It is not suitable or recommended for continuous use though (increased risk for thrombosis or infection)- diapedia.org
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