Where is the proper location for delivering the Epipen injection on a child experiencing anaphylaxis? A The upper arm B The stomach C The outer thigh D The shoulder

C, upper thigh

Explanation: if you put it in the stomach, you have a high chance of puncturing an organ, the shoulder and arm would probably take a while to deliver the medicine to where it needs to go, the thigh is a sure place where you won't accidentally puncture an organ and make more problems, and it's a good open area of skin.

c the outer thigh

Explanation:

i know this because i am allergenic to oranges and i have to know how to used a Epipen for safety

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