In her diabetes education class,Vickie learned that when insulin is injected into the arms or thighs, .

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Injecting insulin into the arms or thighs is more rapidly absorbed because these areas have a greater blood supply and faster absorption rates. This can be helpful for people who need rapid-acting insulin to cover their blood sugar spikes after meals. However, it's important to rotate injection sites to prevent lipohypertrophy (lumps or thickened areas under the skin) and reduce the risk of skin damage.

In Her Diabetes Education Class,Vickie Learned That When Insulin Is