Question 135 · LDEK · Complications of anesthesia
The early local complications of local anesthesia do not include:
- A. pain and oedema.
- B. anemisation of the facial skin.
- C. nerve injury.
- D. paresthesia of the facial nerve.
- E. insufficient anesthetic effect.
Hint
Divide complications into those appearing during or right after the injection and those appearing once the anaesthetic has worn off.
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