Abt switch
The Abt switch is a kind of railway switch used on funiculars (inclined cable railways) that doesn't have any moving parts. It allows two cars to pass each other going uphill/downhill while sharing the same tracks. While most train switches rely on physically moving a section of track so the train goes one way or the other, the abt switch doesn't move at all. Instead each carriage has a grooved wheel which makes it turn left or right at a junction by sticking to the track on one side.
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Thats what I do at work and for myself. I always draw more than I need and push up the remainder and any bubbles out the needle and measure out exactly with the needle amd syringe full after. For myself only (I dont do this at work unless its prefilled) I do use a bubble at the very top of the injection to push ALLL the E in. I wouldnt recommend it necessarily because if you do it wrong you are creating subq emphysema but also... really I dont think its a big deal and just a bit of mindfulness during the injection would catch it.
I think you'll be feeling the low dose antidepressant soon~ a few weeks of crying way more than youre used to and I think in the next week or the week following you'll notice things aren't quite as hard as they used to be and things dont hurt as much (they still might but more easilt).