An intravenous bolus is generally administered to the:

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An intravenous bolus is typically administered into large, accessible veins to ensure rapid distribution of the medication or fluid. The cephalic and basilic veins, located in the arms, and the antecubital fossa, the front of the elbow where these veins are often accessible, are common sites for such administration. The vastus lateralis, mentioned in option B, is a muscle in the thigh and not a typical site for intravenous bolus administration.

An Intravenous Bolus Is Generally Administered to The