Why Is Rotation of the Site of Administration Important with Insulin

question 44

Multiple Choice

Why is rotation of the site of administration important with insulin?

• A) Irritation and redness may result if the same site is used repeatedly.
• B) Irritation, redness, and growth of fatty deposits may result from repeated use of the same site.
• C) The body will build up scar tissue and reject the insulin.
• D) Bruises and scar tissue will form and the insulin will become ineffective.

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