A nurse administering chemotherapy through a peripheral IV notices a red streak at the IV site and the patient reports itching sensation The IV has a robust blood return. What does the nurse suspect? A.Hypersensitivity reaction B.Extravasation C.Flare reaction D.Venous irritation

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