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Livestock Injection Methods & Placement

4-H Animal Science Anywhere | Michigan 4-H Youth Development | Michigan State University Extension Copyright 2016 Michigan State University Board of Trustees. Michigan State University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity HEALTH ACTIVITYL ivestock Injection Methods & PlacementSkill Level: 4 Intermediate to advancedLife Skills: 4 Communication, critical thinking and decision makingSetting: 4An outdoor or indoor space with a supply station, tables and an easy-to clean floor; seating is optionalTime: 420 25 minutesMaterials: Flipchart or other large paper Markers Pens or pencils (one per participant) Easel or display space Disinfectant wipes or spray Disposable latex or nitrile gloves (one pair per person) (Note: Be sure to provide gloves of various sizes, and if anyone in the group is allergic to latex, provide nitrile gloves.)

kinds of injections: intramuscular or IM and subcutaneous or SC. 2. If you’re going to have the group do the label reading activity, explain that they’ll also learn how to read a medication label and what to do if the label on an injectable medication doesn’t …

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