Question # 42

Which action is appropriate when a peripheral intravenous catheter insertion attempt results in a hematoma?

Options:

A.

Apply direct pressure, elevate the extremity, and select a new site preferably on the opposite arm

B.

Immediately apply a warm compress and continue attempts at the same site

C.

Leave the catheter in place and flush forcefully to disperse the hematoma

D.

Ignore the hematoma if the patient reports no pain

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