The sales rep reported that while the pa was injecting orthovisc to the patient's knee, the syringe broke close to the plunger and cut her hand.
The sales rep confirmed that a 20 gauge needle size was used.
The pa needed to have stitches.
Anika reached out to the patient and received the following update on august 18, 2016: called out and the patient was not there.
However the receptionist sent me to her manager.
He explained that the syringe was not broken before injection and the box is in perfect condition.
He gave the syringe and box to the sales rep to return to us.
(b)(6) was pushing down on the syringe to administer it to the patient when the upper lip of the glass syringe popped off-cutting her index and middle finger.
Her index finger needed 2 stitches at urgent care.
Her middle finger had a small cut that did not require stitches.
She has no loss of sensation in any fingers and she told him that her pain level was 0.
(b)(6) is back to work today.
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