An IV is properly established when the IV catheter is placed into the:

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An IV is properly established when the IV catheter is placed into a vein, which allows for the administration of medications and fluids directly into the bloodstream. Arteries are not commonly used for IV access as they are deeper and have more muscle tissue surrounding them, making them more difficult to access and increasing the risk of complications. Capillaries are too small for IV access and venule refers to a small vein, which could potentially be used for IV access but larger veins are preferred.

An IV Is Properly Established When the IV Catheter Is