When administering insulin by subcutaneous injection to a very thin patient,which adjustment in injection technique should you use to reduce the risk for complications?

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A very thin patient has a thinner layer of subcutaneous tissue anywhere in the body compared with a patient of normal weight.Injecting at a 90-degree angle could penetrate through the thin patient's subcutaneous tissue and allow the drug to enter a muscle,which could then be absorbed too rapidly.

When Administering Insulin by Subcutaneous Injection to a Very Thin