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BIOL 319 | Integrated Human Anatomy and Physiology I
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Vaccine Procedures Quiz 1. List the four types of vaccines given in the PowerPoint. a. Subcutaneous (SubQ) b. Intramuscular (IM) c. Intravenous (IV) d. Intradermal (ID) 2. Why are subcutaneous injections given? Because there is little blood glow to fatty tissue and the injected medication is generally absorbed more slowly. 3. What are the three reasons for giving an intramuscular shot? a. The amount of medicine to be given b. The kind of medicine to be given c. The medicine needs to be fast acting 4. Why are intravenous injections given? This type of injection allows the medicine to reach the heart quickly, as well as circulate through the body extremely fast. 5. What are intradermal injections usually used for? For conducting skin allergy tests and testing for antibody formation 6. List the five sites of injections for horses that were listed in the PowerPoint. Which one should only be used as a last resort? a. Neck b. Buttocks c. Pectoral Muscles d. Top of the rump=last resort spot e. The middle of the neck in the jugular vein=IV injection 7. Explain the “tenting” method. Lift a fold of skin to make a skin “tent”. Insert the needle through one side of the tent. 8. What are the four basic vaccination rules listed in the PowerPoint? a. Insert the needle perpendicular to the skin and sink the needle into the muscle all the way to the hub. b. Always aspirate before injecting the drug c. Insert the needle quickly and decisively d. Rotate injection sites 9. Which type of vaccination is better off being done by a veterinarian? Intravenous 10. Which horse vaccination location is typically the safest? Why? The neck is a relatively safe place because you are near the shoulder 11. True or False. If you accidently give yourself an animal injection you will be ok. Since it is just a vaccine nothing bad can happen to you. 12. What is the general procedure for giving a cow an IM injection? To remove the needle from the syringe, set the needle into the muscle, attach the syringe, aspirate, and slowly insert the needle.

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