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6. Rec!

Reply to uppityperson (Original post)

Sun Sep 4, 2016, 03:32 PM

Sep 2016

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In case you are worried about getting a shot in the proper location [View all] uppityperson Sep 2016 OP

This is excellent information, my dear uppityperson! CaliforniaPeggy Sep 2016 #1

Thanks. We old nurses are just no fun as far as drama goes uppityperson Sep 2016 #2

You got that right! We experienced enough drama in the workplace! CaliforniaPeggy Sep 2016 #3

"Old" (and new) nurses are to be treasured. They have seen everything and they know japple Sep 2016 #9

The diagrams reminded me of nursing school etherealtruth Sep 2016 #4

as a retired Radiologic Technologist, Nurses flippin' rock. irisblue Sep 2016 #5

Rec! progressoid Sep 2016 #6

Ouch!! SCantiGOP Sep 2016 #7

The really well trained people are murielm99 Sep 2016 #8

When in an army hospital the nurse would smack butt cheek. alfredo Sep 2016 #11

That was the penicillin and not the needle or the nurse TNNurse Sep 2016 #12

Yeah, penicillin did hurt. I got at least four injections, two in each cheek. alfredo Sep 2016 #16

When my Army nurse came to give me my penicillin shot, she dropped the syringe pinboy3niner Sep 2016 #20

The person makes a difference. SusanCalvin Sep 2016 #10

I gave every injection as if it were into myself or a loved one. TNNurse Sep 2016 #13

Maybe hubby's procedure normally hurts somewhat, then. SusanCalvin Sep 2016 #14

well TNNurse Sep 2016 #15

They had trouble with my hand, but found a vein in my forearm. (Chemo) alfredo Sep 2016 #18

I got a port for my chemo, they could only use one arm for IVs.... TNNurse Sep 2016 #21

I tried giving blood only once because of the experience. SusanCalvin Sep 2016 #19

A couple weeks ago I got a shot in my ear canal. It hurt, but not as bad as the one on my nose. alfredo Sep 2016 #17

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