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Subcutaneous Injections
A method of administering medication under the skin but above the muscle, commonly used for vaccines and insulin.
Upper Buttock
Refers to the upper portion of the buttock area, often considered for injections or assessing muscle development.
Killed Pathogen Vaccine
A type of vaccine made from a virus or bacteria that has been killed or inactivated, stimulating the immune system to respond without causing the disease.
Tetanus
An acute bacterial infection caused by Clostridium tetani, characterized by muscle stiffness and spasms, particularly of the jaw and other major muscles.
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