Which term describes what is observed at the injection site if an intradermal injection is administered correctly?

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A correct intradermal injection will result in the formation of a small bubble or bleb under the skin, which is the intended site of medication absorption. There may be some mild inflammation and induration (hardening of the skin) as well, but the presence of a bleb is the most significant indicator of correct placement. A wheel refers to a raised, reddened area that can occur with some subcutaneous injections.

Which Term Describes What Is Observed at the Injection Site