Avoiding PSA nerve blocks is a prudent practice
A) Because infiltrations are always much safer
B) For patients on anticoagulant therapy
C) For patients with diabetes
D) Because they require a high degree of clinical skill to administer without causing hematoma formation

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Patients on anticoagulant therapy are at a higher risk of bleeding complications, making PSA nerve blocks potentially hazardous due to the risk of hematoma formation.

Avoiding PSA Nerve Blocks Is a Prudent Practice