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Injection Knowlege Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the standard concentration of insulin in a 1 mL syringe?

a)

U-100

b)

U-200

c)

U-500

d)

U-300

2.

How should intermediate-acting insulin (N or NPH) be mixed?

a)

Shake the bottle

b)

Roll it between your hands

c)

Stir it with a spoon

d)

Leave it to settle

3.

What is the recommended angle for injecting insulin into the skin tissue?

a)

10 - 30º angle

b)

35 - 60º angle

c)

45º angle only

d)

45 or 90º angle

4.

What should you do if insulin leaks from the injection site?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Press the site for a few seconds

c)

Use an alcohol wipe

d)

Inject more insulin

5.

What should you do if you are injecting more than 100 units of insulin in one injection?

a)

Mix it with water

b)

Inject it all at once

c)

Split the dose

d)

Use a larger syringe

6.

What is the correct procedure for injecting insulin?

a)

Inject without pinching the skin

b)

Inject at a 30º angle

c)

Inject slowly and steadily, remove after 1-2 seconds

d)

Inject quickly and remove immediately

7.

What should you do if the insulin is stored in the refrigerator?

a)

Shake it before use

b)

Freeze it

c)

Take it out 30 minutes before the injection

d)

Use it immediately

8.

What should you do if the injection site is bruised or swollen?

a)

Use more insulin

b)

Massage the area before injecting

c)

Choose a different site

d)

Inject in the same spot

9.

How often should you rotate your insulin injection sites?

a)

Never

b)

With each injection

c)

Every week

d)

Every month

10.

Intramuscular injections (IM) are given in one of four sites. These sites or muscle include all of the following EXCEPT the

a)

deltoid

b)

vastus lateralis

c)

ventralgluteal

d)

triceps

11.

What order do you draw up NPH and regular insulin into one syringe?

a)

it doesn't matte what order

b)

regular first then NPH

c)

NPH first then regular

d)

you can't draw them up into one syringe

12.

For an intradermal injection, what angle should the needle be inserted?

a)

90 degrees

b)

45 degrees

c)

10 to 15 degrees

d)

0-5 degrees

13.

What is the name of the nerve that should be avoided when administering a gluteal injection?

a)

Radial nerve

b)

Median nerve

c)

Sciatica

d)

Ulnar nerve

14.

What should you avoid when administering a TB injection?

a)

none of the above

b)

tattoos

c)

freckles

d)

veins

15.

Insulin is considered a critical medication and needs a co-signer before administering it to the patient.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Needle length for IM injections

a)

3/8-5/8 inches

b)

1/2- 5/8 inches

c)

1 - 1 1/2 inches

17.

Gauge of needle for Sub-Q injections

a)

27-30g

b)

23-26g

c)

19-22g

18.

Gauge of needle for IM injections

a)

27-30g

b)

24-26g

c)

20-24g

19.

Sites for ID injections

a)

forearm

b)

deltoid

c)

upper outer arm

d)

front of thigh

e)

rectus femoris

20.

Sites for Sub- Q injections

a)

forearm

b)

lower lateral back

c)

upper outer arm

d)

lower calf

e)

abdomen

21.

Sites for IM injections

a)

bicep

b)

vastus medialis

c)

ventrogluteal

d)

tricep

e)

vastus lateralus

22.

What is the bone landmark for thigh injection?

a)

scapula

b)

greater trochanter

c)

femur

d)

ulnar

23.

What muscle is the injection site for thigh injection?

a)

Deltoid

b)

Transverse Abdominis

c)

pectoralis major

d)

Vastus lateralis

24.

What angle should the needle be at for an IM injection?

a)

75 degree

b)

45 degree

c)

20 degree

d)

90 degree

25.

When giving an intradermal injection, how far do you push the needle in?

a)

till the needle is fully inserted

b)

to the adipose tissue

c)

to the dermis

d)

about half way to get into the epidermis