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lgomez630 lgomez630
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12 years ago
The source of discomfort associated with injections is usually which of the following?

  a. The needle puncture of the skin    
  b. The length of the needle used in the injection    
  c. The stretching of tissue as it accommodates the volume of the drug    
  d. The sharpness of the needle used in the injection
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12 years ago
I'm guessing the needle puncture of the skin.
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12 years ago
Try letter C.  Good Luck
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12 years ago
I'd go with C.  Needles are usually small and sharp, and length doesn't matter at all.  It's the stuff going in that usually bothers me.
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12 years ago
letter c. the stretching of the tissue.
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12 years ago
D

The doc has explained everything.
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12 years ago
Balboa - it doesn't say anywhere that this is an I-V injection. If it were, then your answer would be correct but if it were an intra-muscular injection then the answer is most definitely c - the stretching of the tissue to accommodate the drug. Needle diameter and speed/pressure of injection also play a part in this factor.
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12 years ago
i aslo agree with those that voted for c. most people flinch with the initial needle poke, but they really complain about it more as the medicine is infiltrated, and the more volume that you inject, it seems the more uncomfortable they are.
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