Getting to the Head of the Bed

i always used to place these, me, being right handed, from the right side of the patient. Nowadays i will more likely do the right fem and eye jay from the same side. Eye jays are a little weird because they are sort of at a weird diagonal angle where your hand position becomes very irrelevant. I think it's worth it for me to avoid having to reach over. My back always hurts these days. Is just a little more convenient to be close. Again, most ejas are really big and really superficial. If you know what you're doing, they're just not that hard to hit. One final procedure will be intibation. And in this case