NMC OSCE IM Injection update

Welcome to our comprehensive NMC OSCE IM (Intramuscular) Injection section!
In this informative and practical guide, we'll walk you through the key steps to perform a successful IM injection, ensuring you meet the NMC OSCE standards.
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By the end of this tutorial, you'll be well-prepared to perform IM injections confidently and competently in your clinical setting and ace your NMC OSCE examination.
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[@vineethkumar4447]

Validate the prescription before preparing the medication

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It is always better to validate the prescription before preparing the medication. If you forget, make sure to validate the prescription before administering the medication.

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It would have been nice if you could zoom the meds preparation video

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[@vineethkumar4447]

Scene saftey and privacy at the beginning please

[@nursingjobsuk801]

Yes, you should ensure scene safety at the beginning, but you can provide privacy at any point before a procedure. If you are exposing the patient, make sure to maintain their privacy. It is not mandatory to provide privacy from the beginning. (However, if you feel that you may forget to ensure privacy, you can provide it at the beginning after informing the patient.)

[@vineethkumar4447]

Inject in 10 seconds not 30 seconds

[@nursingjobsuk801]

Yes, it is 1 ml in 10 seconds. If it is 2 ml, it should be in 20 seconds. If it is 0.5 ml, you will be able to give it in 5 seconds.

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