No Scooping No Re-sheathing in Subcutaneous Injection OSCE Skill

OSCE new changes in Subcutaneous Inj and IM Inj no scooping and no re-sheathing. How to avoid these common errors?
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[@macykemy9142]

Thank you for the updates..

[@victoriasuberu9688]

Thank you for your videos, please does that mean we have to prepare the medication by the patient bedside since we can not recap the needle?

[@dianaabraham7535]

In S/C injection as per marking criteria, release the grasped skin before injecting medication.

[@anavsood1837]

Do not need release the grasped skin while administration.

[@janeeldeeb6240]

Yes.. that’s in the new marking criteria .. always follow the marking criteria that the test centre gave ..

[@baliraadams553]

Pease i was taught that you use two pair of gloves in subcuteous injection which means now you only need one pair of gloves?

[@Sha-tv5qq]

What to do dear, if you are not supposed to prepare the medication infront of the patient

[@KennedyPome-wx2iw]

Good job sir, did you just say subcutaneous injection 💉 needle position is 90° as opposed to 45° or I'm the one getting it wrong?

[@berthaMichaels4948]

Sir,does this mean you can show your examiner how many units you have drown without a cap on the needle?

[@gilbertmartis5547]

Yes that’s right

[@aanbivlogs3645]

does this apply to IM lnjection , basically on IM we have to change the needle from drawing needle to safety needle so in that case do we change the needle without resheathing ?? pleas reply

[@gilbertmartis5547]

Please check IM Inj video on HST Learning

[@aniejames4299]

What about second ID check?

[@gilbertmartis5547]

You can do that when you come with the medication

[@zoemiracle]

Sir can u please put a video for nasopharyngeal suction

[@gilbertmartis5547]

It’s on our HST Learning platform

[@zoemiracle]

@@gilbertmartis5547 thanks sir

[@myladiyil......]

When will be the 2nd check by examiner?

[@gilbertmartis5547]

2nd ID check you can do just before administering medication

[@sharnakaygray721]

Sc is 90°??? Not 45°

[@gilbertmartis5547]

It is 90• as it’s an insulin needle
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[@sharnakaygray721]

@@gilbertmartis5547 thank you