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    Intradermal injection is a type of injection that deposits medication or vaccines in the dermis layer of skin rather than deeper tissues. It uses a small needle and syringe to slowly insert a drug just below the skin's surface, forming a raised bleb. This injection technique is commonly used for tuberculosis and brucellosis testing as well as vaccinations. Care must be taken to avoid areas prone to injury when performing the shallow, parallel insertion of the needle.

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    Intradermal injection is a type of injection that deposits medication or vaccines in the dermis layer of skin rather than deeper tissues. It uses a small needle and syringe to slowly insert a drug just below the skin's surface, forming a raised bleb. This injection technique is commonly used for tuberculosis and brucellosis testing as well as vaccinations. Care must be taken to avoid areas prone to injury when performing the shallow, parallel insertion of the needle.

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    Intradermal injection is a type of injection that deposits medication or vaccines in the dermis layer of skin rather than deeper tissues. It uses a small needle and syringe to slowly insert a drug just below the skin's surface, forming a raised bleb. This injection technique is commonly used for tuberculosis and brucellosis testing as well as vaccinations. Care must be taken to avoid areas prone to injury when performing the shallow, parallel insertion of the needle.

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    Intradermal injection

    Intradermal injection is a type of injection that does not go under the dermis and is usually used for
    vaccination. This type of injection also helps to find out if you have allergies. This examination is done
    through a sensitivity test to allergens when diagnosing diseases such as tuberculosis and brucellosis.

    Performing this procedure requires a syringe of a maximum of 1 milliliter, a slow release drug and a
    short needle up to 1.5 centimeters. In intradermal injection, the area of skin selected is not an area that
    is prone to injury or infection (for example in deltoid). Stretch the skin with the thumb and forefinger,
    slowly insert the needle about 2 mm below and almost parallel to the surface of the skin. A pale lump
    that shows the surface of the hair follicles on the skin where the injection is given is the mark given
    correctly.

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