Correct Answer - C Ans. is 'c' i.e., Superolateral
I )Upper arm (Deltoid) 5 cm distal to the acromion or 4 cm proximal to the insertion of deltoid. This is to prevent injury to circumflex humeral nerve.
II Gluteal region Upper outer (superolateral) quadrant. This is to avoid damage to superior and inferior gluteal vessels and sciatic nerve.
III Thigh (lateral aspect) (vastus lateralis) Infant :- Upper lateral quadrant of thigh below GT Adult :- Middle third of lateral aspect.
Correct Answer - C Ans. is 'c' i.e., Superolateral
I )Upper arm (Deltoid) 5 cm distal to the acromion or 4 cm proximal to the insertion of deltoid. This is to prevent injury to circumflex humeral nerve.
II Gluteal region Upper outer (superolateral) quadrant. This is to avoid damage to superior and inferior gluteal vessels and sciatic nerve.
III Thigh (lateral aspect) (vastus lateralis) Infant :- Upper lateral quadrant of thigh below GT Adult :- Middle third of lateral aspect.
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