What is the term for the condition where the bevel of the needle is not fully in the vein, resulting in leakage between the skin and the vein?
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The question is asking for the specific medical term that describes a condition related to a needle and vein interaction, specifically where the needle bevel is not fully in the vein, causing leakage. It provides multiple-choice options to select the correct term.
Answer
Hematoma
The final answer is hematoma.
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The final answer is hematoma.
More Information
A hematoma forms when blood leaks into the tissue surrounding the puncture site, often due to the needle's bevel not being fully inserted into the vein.
Tips
A common mistake is failing to insert the needle properly, leading to blood leakage. Ensure the bevel is fully inside the vein to avoid this.
Sources
- How to Troubleshoot a Difficult Venipuncture: 14 Steps - wikiHow - wikihow.com
- [PDF] exercise 2: venipuncture using vacuum blood - phlebotomy geeks - phlebotomygeeks.yolasite.com
- Bevel Needle - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics - sciencedirect.com
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