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    This document provides guidance on appropriate sites for hypodermoclysis, which include the scapula, subclavicular chest wall, and anterior aspects of the upper arms and thighs. It also lists sites that should be avoided, such as the waistline, areas of constrictive clothing, large muscles or nerves, boney prominences, irritated or infected areas, and tumors.

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    This document provides guidance on appropriate sites for hypodermoclysis, which include the scapula, subclavicular chest wall, and anterior aspects of the upper arms and thighs. It also lists sites that should be avoided, such as the waistline, areas of constrictive clothing, large muscles or nerves, boney prominences, irritated or infected areas, and tumors.

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    This document provides guidance on appropriate sites for hypodermoclysis, which include the scapula, subclavicular chest wall, and anterior aspects of the upper arms and thighs. It also lists sites that should be avoided, such as the waistline, areas of constrictive clothing, large muscles or nerves, boney prominences, irritated or infected areas, and tumors.

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    Hypodermoclysis Sites

    Appropriate Sites include:


     Scapula
     Subclavicular chest wall
     Anterior aspect of the
    upper arms
     Anterior aspects of the
    thighs.

    Avoid:
     Waistline
     Areas of constrictive
    clothing
     Areas of large underlying
    muscles or nerves
     Boney prominences
     Irritated or infected sites
     Tumors

    References:
    http://extcontent.covenanthealth.ca/Policy/VII-B-315.pdf
    https://myclass.norquest.ca/pluginfile.php/999906/mod_resource/content/1/Saf-T-Intima%20use%20Guide%20%281%29.pdf

    January 29, 2018

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