Intravenous -

Extra length that allows the patient more movement and provides additional ports for injecting medication.

Healthcare professionals at Great Ormond Street Hospital and the NCBI prefer IV administration for: Intravenous

A clear chamber where you can visually monitor the flow rate and prevent air from entering the tubing. Extra length that allows the patient more movement

Intravenous (IV) therapy is a medical method that delivers fluids, medications, and nutrients directly into the bloodstream through a vein. Because it bypasses the digestive system, it is the fastest way to distribute substances throughout the body. Anatomy of an IV Set Because it bypasses the digestive system, it is

A manual wheel used to compress the tubing to increase, decrease, or stop the fluid flow.

A screw-on mechanism that ensures a leak-proof connection between the tubing and the catheter. Why IVs are Used