They were observed and evaluated their practice of safe injection on patients from February 2016 to September 2016. Results: 100% of students followed the injection procedure using sterile needles; 97% of students used trolleys for injection; 50% of students used the injection trays; 90% of students used a box for sharp objects near the injection site; 26% of students washed their hand and used disinfectant for their hands before they prepare medication; 26% of students washed their hand and used disinfectant for their hands before they give subcutaneous injection; 41% of students wear gloves before giving intravenous injection, fluid transfusion, and blood transfusion; 78% of needles used for taking medication were sterile. 100% of injections were followed the prescription, 96% of them were followed the right time; the right position of injections were at 97%; 89% of injections had the right angle from the skin; and the right depth of injections were at 88%; 90% of injections had tested pisyons before injecting; Steps of inserting needles and taking them out quicky and administering medication slowly were followed at 91% of injections; 74% of students did not use their two hands to close the covers of the needles; 99% of contaminated needles and syringes were kept separate in safe box.