Intradermal injections are used for which of the following?

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Intradermal injections are commonly used for allergy or TB tests as they allow for a small amount of the substance to be injected just beneath the skin, allowing for a localized reaction to occur. Insulin is typically administered via subcutaneous injections, heparin is usually given via subcutaneous or intravenous injections, penicillin is typically given via intramuscular injections, and there is no known vitamin with the abbreviation "B₁₂".

Intradermal Injections Are Used for Which of the Following