One of the differences in using the Z-track method of IM medication administration and the usual IM injection is that the Z-track method:
a. takes more time
b. does not have the site rubbed or wiped after administration
c. is more painful
d. requires a larger needle and syringe
B
The dorsogluteal in the site of choice when administering a medication using the Z-track method. The Z-track method prevents the medication from traveling back up the needle track. It does not require the site to be rubbed or wiped after administration.
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