A client with clotting disorder has an order to continue Lovenox (enoxaparin) injections after discharge. The nurse should teach the client that Lovenox injections should: A. Be injected into the deltoid muscle B. Be injected in the abdomen C. Aspirate after the injection D. Clear the air from the syringe before injections

We are given a client with clotting disorder and an order to continue Lovenox injections after discharge from the hospital. We need to teach the client the proper way to administer Lovenox injections.

Option A. Be injected into the deltoid muscle: Lovenox injections are actually not injected into the deltoid muscle, which eliminates this option. Option B. Be injected in the abdomen: This is a possible option, as Lovenox injections are typically given in the fatty tissue around the abdomen. So, we consider this option. Option C. Aspirate after the injection: Aspiration is not recommended during subcutaneous injections like Lovenox injections because it can cause tissue damage, eliminating this option. Option D. Clear the air from the syringe before injections: While it's generally a good practice to clear the air from the syringe, Lovenox prefilled syringes come with an air bubble that shouldn't be removed to ensure proper dosing. This eliminates this option.

After evaluating all the options, the correct answer is: B. Be injected in the abdomen