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A nurse is bunching (pinching) the tissue of a client when administering a subcutaneous injection. What is the reason for bunching when injecting subcutaneously?
 
  A) To prevent needle-stick injuries
  B) To ensure the accuracy of landmarking
  C) To facilitate blood circulation at injection site
  D) To avoid instilling medication within the muscle
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