How to Mix Insulin. Purpose of mixing insulin: To prevent having to give the patient two separate injections (hence better for the patient). Most commonly ordered insulin that are mixed: NPH (intermediate-acting) and Regular insulin (short-acting). Never mix Insulin Glargine âLantusâ with any other type of insulin.
Once the blood clot forms in a vein of the arm, it is common for patients to experience swelling in the affected part of the arm or the entire arm.This swelling stems from the inflammation of the vein that contains the blood clot.edness or Warmth. Many patients notice a warm spot near the area where the blood clot has formed. It may feel like a warm sensation or the area may actually feel warm to the touch. In addition, the area may appear red and inflamed.
If you have recently had a blood clot in a leg or arm, you may experience: 1  Swelling of the affected leg or arm. 2  Leg pain or tenderness that may only occur when you are standing or walking. 3  Increased warmth in the swollen or painful area of the affected leg or arm.  Redness or discoloration of your skin.