Question 32 of 46
Click on the correct answer to the following
question:
In the previous question, the reason the presence of a
vasoconstrictor caused a burning sensation is because:
- the vasoconstrictor increased the pH of
the solution in the cartridge
- the vasoconstrictor lowered the pH of
the solution in the cartridge
- the vasoconstrictor rendered the
solution in the cartridge neutral
- the vasoconstrictor lowered the pH of
the tissues surrounding the injection site