874K views · 617 reactions | Yes, we know… this injection is a hot mess.  But do you think you can catch all the mistakes? From technique to safety — there are many errors in this clip.  Comment below with what you spot and check the comments for a list of all the errors! #NCLEXMastery #NursingStudentLife #LungSounds #FutureRN #StudySmart #nclexquestions #nclexprep #nclexmastery #nclexhelp #nclex #nursingschool #nursingstudent #nursing | Nursing and NCLEX Mastery | Facebook

A wrong intramuscular (IM) injection can, in rare but serious cases, lead to paralysis or nerve damage. Here's a breakdown of how this can happen: 1. Nerve Injury Injecting into or too close to a major nerve — particularly: Sciatic nerve in the buttock (gluteal region) Radial nerve in the deltoid region Femoral or lateral femoral cutaneous nerves in the thigh Result: Immediate sharp pain, weakness, numbness, or even long-term paralysis in the affected area. 2. Incorrect Site Selection Using the

428K views · 1K reactions | A lot of goof ups are happening during administering COVID vaccine & you know what is the result of it? Recent global studies suggest that wrong injection techniques used to administer Covid-19 vaccines may be a reason behind incidences of blood clots being reported post vaccination. Watch to find out more. #Newsmo #vaccination #injection #bloodclots #covidvaccine #coronavirus | Milan Sharma | India Today | Facebook