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• Published Subscription Review Article 16 Sep 2026

  Injections: Routes of Administration, Adverse Effects, and Nurses’ Responsibilities

  By Irshada Akhter, Raj Kumar Chaudhary

  Abstract: An injection is the process of employing a device under pressure to force a liquid, gas, or substance into a person, area, or system. In everyday usage, it most frequently refers to using a syringe and needle to inject medication or vaccinations into the body. In order to avoid the digestive system, an injection—often referred to as a "shot" or "jab"—delivers nutrition or fluid drugs straight into the body.

  Published in Journal of Nursing Science & Practice · Vol. 16, Issue 3, 2026 Read article →