infúzny

Infúzny refers to a method of administering fluids or medications into the body, typically intravenously, through a needle or catheter inserted into a vein. This technique allows for controlled and gradual delivery, ensuring that the substance enters the bloodstream steadily. Infúzny administration is commonly used in medical settings for various purposes, including rehydration, delivering antibiotics, chemotherapy, pain relief, and nutritional support. The rate of infusion can be adjusted based on the patient's needs and the type of substance being administered. Medical professionals carefully monitor patients receiving infusions to ensure effectiveness and to detect any adverse reactions. The equipment used for an infúzny process usually includes an infusion pump or a gravity-fed drip bag, along with tubing and a catheter or needle. This method offers advantages over oral administration, such as faster absorption, precise dosage control, and the ability to deliver substances that would be broken down by the digestive system. It is a fundamental practice in modern healthcare.