Which of the Following Should Not Cause a Hematoma

question 24

Multiple Choice

Which of the following should not cause a hematoma?

• A) If the needle goes through the vein
• B) If the needle is only partially in the vein
• C) If the needle is in the middle of the lumen of the vein
• D) If not enough pressure is applied to the puncture site after the procedure is completed

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