Question 8 of 20
Click on the correct answer to the following
question:
If a
hematoma appears after the posterior superior alveolar injection
(PSA), it is most likely due to:
- anesthetic agent injected too
quickly
- the lack of a vasoconstrictor in the
anesthetic agent
- needle inserted too far posteriorly into
the pterygoid plexus of veins
- a 25 gauge needle was used in place of a
27 gauge needle