bubbles;You don't want these in your syringe
insulin;This goes into the syringe
spots;Always take your insulin in different
mix;When you take two kinds of insulin you learn to
humalog;The fast insulin that looks like water
units;Insulin is measured in these
pinch;Do this to your fat when you give your insulin
syringe;You pull your insulin into this
pinch;When you take your insulin you might feel a little
straight;The direction you should aim the needle when you give your insulin
Fat;Insulin should be given into this
Muscle;Don't give insulin into this tissue
Push;When you give insulin, you will need to do this to the plunger on the syringe.
Help;Sometimes you might need to ask for this when its time to take your insulin.
New;The spot you put insulin should always be this.
Safely;Throw needles away in this way.
Stick;Don't let your dirty needle do this to someone.
Sharps;Needles and lancets are called this
Tummy;One place where you can take insulin
Arm;One more place where you can take insulin
Leg;Another place where you can take insulin
Hip;A place where you can take insulin
Roll;Do this to your cloudy insulin to mix it up.
Down;If you take too much insulin, blood sugar might go this way.
Up;If you don't take enough insulin, blood sugar might go this way.
Right;It is important to take this amount of insulin
Wrong;If you have an air bubble in the syringe it could give you this dose.
Check;If you pull up your own insulin, you should have an adult do this to it.