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Where should the bevel be located when the needle is being inserted for an injection?Question 8Answera.Angled rightb.Downc.Upd.Angled left

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Where should the bevel be located when the needle is being inserted for an injection?Question 8Answera.Angled rightb.Downc.Upd.Angled left

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The bevel should be located up when the needle is being inserted for an injection. So, the correct answer is c. Up.

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