IVkatetri
IVkatetri, commonly known as an intravenous catheter, is a flexible tube inserted into a vein to provide venous access for delivering fluids, medications, nutrition, or for taking blood samples. It enables rapid administration of therapies and ongoing monitoring of a patient’s status.
There are several types of IV catheters. Peripheral venous catheters are short tubes placed in a hand
Insertion is performed by trained healthcare professionals under sterile conditions, often with local anesthesia. The choice
Complications can include infection at the insertion site or bloodstream, phlebitis, infiltration or extravasation, catheter occlusion,