Is there any way to give a patient a covid vaccine without them knowing or wanting it? Is this possible? Are they strictly accounted for? Are there specific injection sites? Is there even a way to find out if you were? The person I am asking about was sick and pretty out of it, received multiple injections over the course of a few days, insists one was different than the rest and is scared she was vaccinated by a nurse that kept pushing it. (Despite the fact that she was in the hospital WITH covid and even the doctors said she couldnt get vaxxed until a few months after recovery, if she wanted to.) I'm sure there are hundreds or crazies who would want to vaccinate people against their will but actually having the means is another story. I hope. Any insight?
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Pfizer is only good for 6 hours after being opened and has a weird dilution (compared to other vaccines I have given which is 1 dose 1 vial). I’m not sure about Modena. I refused to give it to anyone in my little ER when I was there so I didn’t get too deep into the details. If they were admitted to the floor, they may not want to risk opening them up and not using it all, but some people are freaking nuts with this covid shit. I would request all the records and look through the medications and the notes. I would hope that they didn’t get the jab. If they were pretty out of it and acting wild they could have gotten sedatives or meds like haldol which can make you feel funny/ cause weird effects if you get too much of it. I would rule that out and then go from there.