Uso de Agujas y Objetos Punzantes

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Protocolo General

  • Las prácticas de cuidado de los animales de la granja podrían requerir el uso de agujas para administrar medicamentos inyectables.
  • El cuidador responsable de suministrar los tratamientos a los animales debe estar bien capacitado en las directrices de uso correcto de las agujas.
  • Los dos tipos de inyección más comunes son:

»   Intramuscular – directamente en el musculo

»   Subcutánea – debajo de la piel

  • Siempre deben usarse agujas del tamaño adecuado (longitud y calibre)
  • Una vez el cerdo haya recibido el tratamiento inyectable, debe ser identificado según los protocolos de la granja y el cuidador debe completar el registro de tratamiento mé

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