Injections Flashcards

1
Q

How to minimise discomfort

A

Slow bolus

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2
Q

Benefits of low pressure injections

A

Reduce risk of vascular occlusion

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3
Q

Large bore needles

A

Increase likelihood of positive flashback

Accomodate lower extrusion pressire

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4
Q

Higher G-prime filler

A

27G needle due to extrusion force needed

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5
Q

Lower G-prime filler

A

30G needle

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6
Q

Anatomical Layers

A
  1. Skin
  2. Superficial fat
  3. Muscles/SMAS
  4. Deep fat
  5. Periosteum
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7
Q

Visual cue for needle depth

A

Intra-dermal - grey of the needle can be seen

Deep dermal - shape of the needle can be seen

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8
Q

Techniques for placing filler

A

Linear threads
Blanching
Bolus
Fanning
Cross hatching
Serial puncture

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9
Q

Bolus technique common layer

A

Layer 4 - deep fat

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10
Q

Linear thread common layer

A

anterograde of retrograde

Layer 2 - superficical fat
Layer 4 - deep fat

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11
Q

Blanching

A

Multiple small papules with fine bore needle

Tenting skin with needle

Low G prime filler

Perioral, perioribital lines, neck & declolletage, hands & feet

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12
Q

Advantages of fanning

A

Spread product through a single entry point

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13
Q

Advantages of cross hatching

A

Fiill proad areas

Physical support & stability for tissues

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14
Q

Needle Pros

A

Easier to learn to use

Precise placement of prescise volumes

Easier to assess depth through tenting

Low dead space

Cheaper

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15
Q

Needle cons

A

Bruising

Higher risk of intravascular injection

More entry points required to spread product

Rigid and limited by length

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16
Q

Cannula Pros

A

Flexible

Blunt - Lower risk to critical structures

Single entry point, can spread product

17
Q

Cannula Cons

A

More expensive

Increased risk of infection

Increased dead space

Less accuracy and control

18
Q

At what gauge do cannulas become sharp

A

above 25G

19
Q

Recommended areas for cannula

A

Deep mid face

Superficial temporal fascia

Nasolabial folds

Near angular artery

20
Q

Safe injection rate

A

2 minutes/0.3ml

21
Q

Needlestick injury management

A
  1. Encourage bleeding
  2. Wash wound with soap and water 2 minutes
  3. Fresh waterprood dressing
  4. Inform line manager
  5. Record incident
  6. Risk assessment for further blood test