Summary of "Subcutaneous administering of bimekizumab in a prefilled pen"
The video discusses the subcutaneous administration of Bimekizumab using a pre-filled pen, a medication utilized in rheumatology and dermatology for conditions such as psoriatic arthritis and axial spondyloarthritis.
Key Scientific Concepts and Procedures:
- medication Information:
- Bimekizumab is used for treating specific diseases in rheumatology and dermatology.
- Each pre-filled pen contains a single dose of 1 ml, equivalent to 160 mg of Bimekizumab.
- Storage Requirements:
- Store the pen in the refrigerator at 2 to 8 degrees Celsius (35.6º to 46.4º F).
- Can be stored at room temperature for up to 25 days when necessary.
- Preparation for injection:
- Remove the pen from the refrigerator 30 minutes prior to use to allow it to warm up.
- Gather necessary items: pen, alcohol swab, and disposal container.
- Wash hands before proceeding.
- injection Procedure:
- Select an injection site (abdomen, front of thighs, or back of arm).
- Rotate injection sites and avoid areas with psoriasis symptoms (red, thickened, raised, or scaly).
- Clean the injection site thoroughly and do not touch it again.
- Prepare the pen by removing the cap and holding it correctly.
- For abdominal injections, pinch the skin to create a fold.
- Inject at a 90-degree angle, pressing firmly until the safety guard is fully depressed.
- Listen for two clicks: the first indicates the needle is inserted, and the second confirms the medication has been fully injected.
- A small drop of blood may appear post-injection; apply slight pressure if necessary but do not rub the site.
- Disposal:
- Dispose of the used pen in a designated waste container or return it to the pharmacy in its box when picking up a new pen.
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