What is the best artery for injection for the human foot?

[Harry Hates Golf]

Sometimes things just don't go easy in this life.  In fact, most of the time, thing simply don't work out as plan, or at all.  That's why old people are so tired when they are in their late seventies and beyond.  It isn't the age.  It's all the years of tap dancing and dodging all the fiascoes.

Now, when it is late at night, and your scrubs are scented with sweat, chemical fumes, and cigarette smoke, you can really start to feel exhausted.  And when you yank up that last person, all you pray for is that ever eluding "One-Point Injection".  The caratiod, the jugular, inject, drain, sew, and go home.  As simple as a first grader's math problem.  Oh well, we can always wish, can't we.

As I said, it is an ever eluding "One-Point Injection".  Doesn't happen that often, not to someone who is thorough in what they do.  Usually it is a multi-point injection.  And when it is a multi-point injection, the one area that is usually overlooked is the foot.  And overlooking the foot on a person can be bad, not just because of the bacterial growth that occurs with cell death (cessation of circulation, etc.), but also because of fungus that is usually located on the foot.  This is why when injection is not going to the foot, the prudent person must inject the foot directly.  Problem is, there are 3 main arteries for a human foot.

1. Anterior Tibial Artery

2. Posterior Tibial Artery

3. Dorsalis Pedis Artery

So are question is, which artery would be the best choice for direct injection?  All listed arteries have to advantages and disadvantages, and sometime it boils down to a personal choice.  Nonetheless, knowing that all the individual members of TGC Tours are prudent, responsible people, I ask you:  What is the best artery for injection for the human foot?

Your feedback regarding this matter will be greatly appreciated, with discussions to my students regarding these findings from TGC Tours will occur a couple of weeks from now.

Eanie-Meanie-Minee-Moe....

[scarpacci]

I have no idea what you are talking about and I have no idea what I am talking about, but if I were thrown into a life and death foot situation that needed immediate action I would choose to make the injection into the Dorsalis Pedis Artery.  My reasons being the central location would allow what ever I'm injecting to reach more of the minor arteries.  I also feel like the Dorsalis Pedis is the most easily accessible of the three and nearly guarantees a successful injection.

Source: I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

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This little piggy went "weee, weee, weee" all the way home.

So to me this is like cutting wires on a bomb. You got the red, the blue, and the green wires.  Never cut the blue wire.  Then you're left with Christmas themed wires.  Santa wears red and red meat is good. So cut the green wire because money.

[Harry Hates Golf]

Feb 29, 2016 21:45:21 GMT -5 scarpacci said:

I have no idea what you are talking about and I have no idea what I am talking about, but if I were thrown into a life and death foot situation that needed immediate action I would choose to make the injection into the Dorsalis Pedis Artery.  My reasons being the central location would allow what ever I'm injecting to reach more of the minor arteries.  I also feel like the Dorsalis Pedis is the most easily accessible of the three and nearly guarantees a successful injection.

Source: I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

I usually have no idea what I am talking about or writing, but the Southern Comfort in my gullet usually make me seek discourse with others about various topics.  It is always cool when a person has no idea about what is being talked about.  A person is left with purely on his/her wits, education, and a developing talent of improvistation.  In other words, it makes a person think, which is something we need to have more of on the Internet (and other areas).

You have an excellent theory regarding the Dorsalis Pedis.  Your supporting thoughts will definitely be taken well by my students, some of which still avoid the Dorsalis Pedis.  Perhaps the concept that you presented, that the artery is at a central location, will show another benefit for using the Dorsalis Pedis, and therefore they will attempt to use that particular point of injection more (when needed).  Students usually avoid this artery because of how easily it succumbs to atherosclerosis, as well as how fragile the artery is even in a healthy state.  Your point will definitely be brought to there attention.

Well done.  Thank you.

And by the way, I have always enjoyed the complementary breakfast at the Holiday Inn Express.  I have even gone to them when I wasn't stay at the hotel (okay, so I lied....can you blame me?).


NOTE TO ALL READERS:  SCARPACCI, MEMBER OF TGC TOURS, HAS RECEIVED MORTRADIO'S SEAL OF APPROVAL, ON THIS DATE, MARCH 01, 2016.

[Harry Hates Golf]

Mar 1, 2016 0:48:16 GMT -5 @swaeromotion said:

This little piggy went "weee, weee, weee" all the way home.

So to me this is like cutting wires on a bomb. You got the red, the blue, and the green wires.  Never cut the blue wire.  Then you're left with Christmas themed wires.  Santa wears red and red meat is good. So cut the green wire because money.

The bomb squad analogy is excellent.  I immediately did a shot of Southern Comfort (which should be sipped slowly) in a moment of prideful cheer over your theory.  After I made my notations summerizing your comment, I became more aware of the many levels of psychological theory you had touched upon with your purposely simple statement.  Of course, you are right regarding the colors and how they strike our hidden memories in our conciousness.  Blue is peaceful and neutral, and therefore taken for granted that it does no harm.  Red may at times symbolize danger, but only when dealing with wordings.  As for the color itself, it is usually associated with happiness (as pointed out excellently by you).  Yes, Santa wears red, and Santa always makes everyone happy (didn't even the Grinch eventually become Santa?".  And green is always know for prosperity, and therefore people are usually drawn to it, or believe that green color themes will lead them to wealth.  It was the English philospher, Thomas Hobbes, who said "Bury me in the darken earth and I will bear it no ill, for above me will be the color green, in abundance".

Thank you, and well done.  Good job.

Because of your efforts, MORTradio has decided to officially forgive Aerosmith (along with Alice Cooper) for being in the movie "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band".

NOTE TO ALL READERS: SWAEROMOTION, MEMBER OF TGC TOURS, HAS RECEIVED MORTRADIO'S SEAL OF APPROVAL, ON THIS DATE, MARCH 01, 2016.