Which of the following procedures represents the correct response following a positive aspiration when a small wormlike thread enters the cartridge?
A) Withdraw the syringe and reinject
B) Reposition the syringe away from the area of the positive aspiration, and deposit solution following a negative aspiration
C) Withdraw the syringe, change the cartridge, clear the needle of blood and reinject
D) Rotate the syringe a quarter turn, reaspirate and continue to deposit solution
B
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