Needle Fragment Removal: Hemostat Use

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What is the purpose of using a hemostat in the context described?

  • To minimize damage to soft tissues during needle insertion
  • To grasp and remove the visible proximal end of a needle fragment from soft tissue (correct)
  • To prevent the insertion of needle fragments into soft tissue
  • To secure the needle hub after insertion into soft tissue

What potential harm can a needle fragment cause if it remains in soft tissue?

  • Serious damage to surrounding structures like nerves and blood vessels (correct)
  • No harm as long as the fragment is small
  • Minimal impact on surrounding structures
  • Only temporary discomfort to the patient

Why is it important to remove a needle fragment from soft tissue?

  • To reduce pain for the patient
  • To prevent serious damage to the soft tissues and surrounding structures (correct)
  • To ensure proper healing of the insertion site
  • To avoid infection at the insertion site

What caution should be observed when inserting needles in extremely phobic adults?

<p>Avoiding sudden unexpected movements during insertion (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended approach when inserting a needle into soft tissue?

<p>Avoid inserting the needle to its hub unless essential for injection success (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What precaution is advised when inserting needles in younger, immature children?

<p>Observe extra caution due to potential sudden unexpected movement (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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