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Perfectly placed IV cannula.
Intravenous (IV) cannulation is a procedure where a slender tube (cannula) is gently inserted into a vein to establish venous access. This access is crucial for drawing blood samples and administering fluids, medications, nutrition, chemotherapy, and blood products. It's generally wise to choose the smallest catheter size that can effectively deliver treatment, minimizing the risk of vessel damage and phlebitis. In urgent situations or when quick large-volume infusion is anticipated, opt for the largest-gauge, shortest catheter that suits the chosen vein.

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