Question

in which of the following locations can insulin be injected?
abdomen
wrist
upper chest
upper back

Explanation:

Insulin is typically injected into areas with a good blood - supply and a layer of fat. The abdomen and upper chest are common injection sites as they have suitable fat layers and good blood flow. The wrist has little fat and many blood vessels and nerves, and the upper back is not a typical site due to difficulty in self - injection and lack of ideal fat distribution.

Answer:

A. Abdomen, C. Upper chest