Match the following conditions with the appropriate descriptor.
-An error that can be prevented by avoiding inserting a needle up to the hub or bending a needle

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Needle breakage is most commonly caused by excessive force or bending of the needle, and can be prevented by avoiding these actions.

Answer: A and E
 Hematomas and post-injection lesions are both conditions that can be caused by improper injection technique, such as inserting a needle too deep or using too large of a needle. Both can be prevented by proper injection technique and avoiding inserting the needle too far or at too sharp of an angle.

Answer: B
 Paresthesia is a condition that can occur when a nerve is accidentally touched or pierced during injection, and can be prevented by careful needle placement and avoiding sensitive areas.

Answer: D
 Epithelial desquamation, or shedding of the skin, is not typically caused by needle insertion or injection and is more likely to be caused by chemical irritation or injury.

Match the Following Conditions with the Appropriate Descriptor