Which term describes edema at the IV site and a significant slowing or complete stoppage of the intravenous flow that may be caused by a dislodging of the IV needle from the vein?
A. thrombophlebitis
B. local infiltration
C. phlebitis
D. pyrogenic reaction
Answer: B
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