Which of the following parenteral routes of administration are outside the unlicensed medical assistant's scope of practice?

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Parenteral routes that are outside the medical assistant's scope of practice include:
Intravenous, Intrathecal, or intraspinal, injections are used for spinal anesthesia and to administer certain medications into the spinal column. Intra-articular injections are used to administer corticosteroids into joints. Intralesional medications are injected directly into a lesion, such as an anticancer drug that is administered into a cancerous tumor.

Which of the Following Parenteral Routes of Administration Are Outside