What tools are used for lv medication
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The tools used for intravenous (IV) medication administration typically include:
- IV Catheter: A small, flexible tube inserted into a vein.
- IV Tubing: Connects the IV bag to the catheter, allowing fluid and medication to flow.
- IV Bag: Contains the IV fluid and/or medication.
- Infusion Pump: An electronic device that controls the rate and volume of fluid delivered, ensuring accurate dosing.
- Syringes: Used for drawing up and injecting smaller amounts of medication into the IV line or port.
- Alcohol Swabs/Antiseptic Wipes: For cleaning the injection site and ports to prevent infection.
- Gloves: To maintain aseptic technique and protect the healthcare provider.
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