Maintaining the integrity of the vaccine when transferring it from the vial to the syringe depends on careful preparation. When making vaccinations, always use aseptic method and adhere to infection control regulations. Aseptic technique refers to the means of handling, preparing, and storing pharmaceuticals and injectable equipment/supplies (e.g., syringes, needles) to prevent microbial contamination and infection. Prepare vaccinations in a sterile, dedicated pharmaceutical location that is far from the patient being immunised and from anything that could be contaminated. This is done to avoid unintentionally contaminating the vial when it comes into direct or indirect contact with tools or surfaces that might be contaminated.
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