____ injection is frequently used for the uncooperative patient who is in need of sedation/chemical restraint to prevent harm to himself or others.

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Intramuscular injection is the preferred route for sedation/chemical restraint in uncooperative patients as it provides a rapid onset of action and avoids the risks associated with the other routes of administration. Intravenous injection is not always feasible or safe, subcutaneous injection provides slower onset of action and intraosseous injection is not commonly used for sedation/chemical restraint.

____ Injection Is Frequently Used for the Uncooperative Patient Who