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IV catheters are commonly used in hospitals and other healthcare settings and can be used for a variety of different purposes, including hydration, blood transfusions, and chemotherapy.

An IV catheter is a small, thin tube that is inserted into the vein. It is used to give fluids and medications to the body. It is also used to draw blood samples. IV catheters are made of different materials, such as plastic, rubber, or metal. They vary in size depending on the age and health of the person. The length of the catheter also depends on the veins that are being used. The majority of IV catheters are inserted into veins in the arm. The cannula, which is the part of the catheter that goes into the vein, is usually inserted into a vein in the hand or wrist. This type of catheter is called a peripheral IV catheter. Central line catheters are also available and are inserted into larger veins, such as those in the chest or neck area. These catheters are not commonly used because they can cause more complications than peripheral IV catheters.

An IV catheter is a small, hollow tube that is inserted into a vein to provide access for intravenous fluids and medications. An IV cannula is a small, flexible tube that is inserted into a vein to provide access for intravenous fluids and medications. The main difference between an IV catheter and an IV cannula is the size of the opening at the tip of the tube. An IV catheter has a larger opening than an IV cannula, which allows for more flow of fluids and medications. In addition, an IV catheter is typically inserted into a larger vein than an IV cannula. This results in less discomfort and bruising when the IV catheter is removed.