What is the primary danger when performing a dermal puncture?
A. Infection can occur.
B. Puncturing the increased nerve endings resulting in permanent damage.
C. The amount of interstitial fluid in dermal punctures resulting in inaccurate results.
D. Accidental contact with bone.
Answer (2)
The primary danger when performing a dermal puncture includes the risk of infection, nerve damage, and inaccurate results due to the presence of interstitial fluid. Proper technique and hygiene are crucial to minimize these risks. ;
The primary danger when performing a dermal puncture is the risk of infection. Other concerns include potential nerve damage and inaccurate results due to interstitial fluid contamination. Proper technique and hygiene are necessary to minimize these risks.
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