Studying to be a nurse? Then follow along in this nursing how to video to learn how to administer an intramuscular injection in the ventrogluteal region. The ventrogluteal region simply means near or on the hip. Watch this IM ventrogluteal injection demonstration by a second year nursing student.
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3 Comments
I am a lab instructor it is refressing to see good videos other than UTube to tell my students to go to.
I am a 2 semester nursing student, and we just learned how to give meds in the lab last week. It just happens that tonight, my husband (who is not a nurse) have to give me an IM injection (HCG for fertility). I was terrified, but your video eased my anxiety.
The youtube video was horrible (and it was all wrong!) It contradicted what I've learned in class (ie: video said it's ok to have bubbles, didn't aspirate, pinch the skin instead of tauting it) It was ALL WRONG!
The problem with "non youtube" videos, is that it's been 4 years now, and the video no longer works. If it were on youtube, we could still actually watch it. Refreshing? Apparently not.
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