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For example, could you inject 2ccs in one glute? 3ccs?
How about in your quad? or delt?
How about in your quad? or delt?
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Maximum cc's do you inject per site at one time?
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snagglepuss
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wow! 3ccs in a quad and 2 in a delt? that's more than I expected. thx.
SuperDawgy
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3ml on glutes
2-3ml on quads
1ml on delts
It depends on how much mass you have in the above muscle groups. I don't recommend 2ml in the shoulders unless you have enough mass to accomodate the injection.
2-3ml on quads
1ml on delts
It depends on how much mass you have in the above muscle groups. I don't recommend 2ml in the shoulders unless you have enough mass to accomodate the injection.
IwouldSlamU
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done 5ccs into quads and ass
BigJoshRn
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Per most nursing books you can administer the following:
Deltoid - up to 2cc
Dorsal Gluteal - up to "5" cc - this muscle is the "ass" remeber to only inject to outer upper quadrant
Ventral Gluteal - up to 5cc - "this is easier to find on someone else and then locating it on yourself" - this muscle is located by placing the palm on trochanter with thumb toward the anterior, insert needle in center of V made by index finger placed over anterior superior iliac spine and middle finger on iliac crest toward buttock.
Vastsus Lateralis - up to 3cc - this is the outer muscle on the "Quads"
I know these sound like a lot of volume, but if you utilize the Z-Track method you can make it work.
The Z-track technique involves displacing the skin and subcutaneous layer in relation to the underlying muscle so that the needle track is sealed off when the needle is withdrawn, thus minimizing reflux. Basically you can pull the skin and even the muscle over a litle bit, inject, then release...this is the Z-track method.
Deltoid - up to 2cc
Dorsal Gluteal - up to "5" cc - this muscle is the "ass" remeber to only inject to outer upper quadrant
Ventral Gluteal - up to 5cc - "this is easier to find on someone else and then locating it on yourself" - this muscle is located by placing the palm on trochanter with thumb toward the anterior, insert needle in center of V made by index finger placed over anterior superior iliac spine and middle finger on iliac crest toward buttock.
Vastsus Lateralis - up to 3cc - this is the outer muscle on the "Quads"
I know these sound like a lot of volume, but if you utilize the Z-Track method you can make it work.
The Z-track technique involves displacing the skin and subcutaneous layer in relation to the underlying muscle so that the needle track is sealed off when the needle is withdrawn, thus minimizing reflux. Basically you can pull the skin and even the muscle over a litle bit, inject, then release...this is the Z-track method.
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