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Anna stood quietly outside the treatment room, taking a slow breath. Only a few weeks earlier, she had been practicing injections in the nursing laboratory. Now she was in the hospital, wearing her clinical uniform, carrying a notebook in one pocket and a penlight in the other. Everything felt different. The sounds of monitors echoed through the hallway. Nurses moved from one patient to another with calm confidence. The treatment room, once imagined only in lectures, was now a real place where every action mattered. A registered nurse greeted her with a warm smile. "Ready?" "I think so," Anna replied with a small smile. The nurse placed a sterile syringe on the preparation table. "Before we even think about giving an injection, let's talk about how we handle it." Anna nodded. The nurse opened the sterile package carefully. "Every syringe and needle is meant to remain sterile until it is used. Once sterility is lost, it should no longer be used for...