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ABSTRACT:
The aim of this article is to provide an introduction to the administration of injectable medications. As veterinary nurses, one of our major roles in patient care is administering medicines under the veterinary surgeon's direction. For medications to have the desired effect, we need to make sure that they reach the site that they need to act on and are given in the correct concentration via the correct route.
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Claire Shellim
Claire Shellim RVN DipAVN[Surg]
Claire qualified as a VN in 2000 and has worked in first opinion, charity and referral practice. She gained her Diploma in Advanced Surgical Nursing in 2006 and has a keen interest in surgical nursing and anaesthesia. Claire is an assistant examiner for the RCVS and is currently on maternity leave after having her first baby.