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Subcutaneous Injections And Device Management

February 9, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Subcutaneous Injections And Device Management

Question 1. Enumerate the sites of subcutaneous injections.
Answer.

The sites of subcutaneous injection are:

  • Posterior aspect of arm
  • Anterior aspect of forearm
  • Anterior abdominal wall
  • Anterior aspect of thigh

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Question 2. What is pannicular carnosus? Enumerate the muscles that represent panniculus carnosus in humans.
Answer.

The pannicular carnosus is a thin sheet of striated muscle present in the superficial fascia of lower animals. Its fibres are inserted into the skin.

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The following muscles in the human body represent the pannicular carious:

  • Muscles of the scalp
  • Muscles of the facial expression
  • Platysma (in neck)
  • Subareolar muscle (of breast)
  • Palmaris brevis (in hand)
  • Dartos muscle (of scrotum)
  • Corrugator cutis ani (around the anal orifice)

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