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Subject Nurses/Healthcare peeps, can you answer a question, please?

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Original Message Short: Is it legal for a nurse's assistant to bring home vaccinations and administer them at home?

Is it normal for a tetanus shot to leave a red mark for 8-9 weeks?

Specific: My GF's ex is hooking up w/ a nurse's assitant who's brought home flu vaccinations from a remote vaccination event & gave everyone shots. She's done the same with Tetanus. Those are the only two I'm aware of so far.

I'm not completely sure she's a nurse's assistant, but I know she was substitute teaching 2 years ago, and don't think she could be a RN in that timeframe.

My GF's 11 year old still has a red, dime sized mark on his arm from the Tetanus shot that was over 2 months ago.

Is this even legal (I'm in VA if that helps), should I be concerned about that red mark?

Thanks in advance for your expertise and advice!

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