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I wasn't going to say anything until the fifth time it happened
Dear Inception fandom,
Here are some things that can be put into a human vein:
- cannulae
Trocar needles are used as insertion vehicles for cannulae, yes, and then they are immediately removed and put into a sharps bin or something.
Here are some thing that DO NOT REMAIN IN A VEIN:
- needles, Jesus Christ (do you want all your characters to wake up with massive haematomas?? NO YOU DON'T)
- SYRINGES
Repeat after me, fandom: you do not slide a syringe into your vein. Or anyone else's vein. The anatomical logistics of that are completely fucking baffling.
Okay then.
I'm glad we've sorted that out.
Here are some things that can be put into a human vein:
- cannulae
Trocar needles are used as insertion vehicles for cannulae, yes, and then they are immediately removed and put into a sharps bin or something.
Here are some thing that DO NOT REMAIN IN A VEIN:
- needles, Jesus Christ (do you want all your characters to wake up with massive haematomas?? NO YOU DON'T)
- SYRINGES
Repeat after me, fandom: you do not slide a syringe into your vein. Or anyone else's vein. The anatomical logistics of that are completely fucking baffling.
Okay then.
I'm glad we've sorted that out.