How Might Overdose Reactions Be Avoided

question 19

Multiple Choice

How might overdose reactions be avoided?

• A) Higher gauge needles provide easier access for blood to enter the cartridge during the aspiration.
• B) Proper aspiration will always prevent an intravascular injection.
• C) Injecting the anesthetic slowly is the most important factor in preventing an overdose.
• D) b and c

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