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Place the steps for loading and unloading a Tubex injector in the correct order.

Place the steps for loading and unloading a Tubex injector in the correct order.

a. Turn ribbed collar to open position until it stops.
b. Turn ribbed collar to close arrow.
c. Inject medication.
d. Insert sterile cartridge-needle unit.
e. Put on gloves.
f. Thread plunger rod into plunger of cartridge.
g. Verify physician's order.
h. Perform medical asepsis hand wash.
i. Disengage plunger rod.
j. Dispose of used equipment properly.

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Thank you, thank you, thank you!

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