Very well skilled nurses and medical assistantscan make a difference where there if an injection is going to be super uncomfortable or really quick I like myself as a patient I really don't like needlesI'm not afraid of them but I do get a little anxious and have tendency to tense up so I really have to work hard to hold still I get it done though.
Which charter college campus is this? First of all the hands should never switch and the patient or the person act as a patient should sit down. Not professional at all
The book advices to hold syringe like you would a dart, but I think she was too rough, I know I wouldn't do it like she did. It was ok to be her first time, but I don't think she used common sense.
MA's go through lab training and clinical training just as a nurse does. Nurses are further educated and trained, but MA's are capable of doing almost as much as a nurse. My major is MA right now then I'm going back to school in about 2 years to be a physician's assistant. How are you an RN if you don't know about an MA?....
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