Which method of intravenous fluid administration is more appropriate for replacement of electrolytes in a patient who is dehydrated?

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Continuous intravenous fluid administration is the most appropriate method for replacement of electrolytes in a patient who is dehydrated as it provides a steady and controlled delivery of fluids and electrolytes to ensure proper hydration and electrolyte balance. Intermittent administration may lead to fluctuations in electrolyte levels and KVO is typically only used to maintain venous access. Intravenous push may be appropriate for medications or urgent interventions, but not for electrolyte replacement in a dehydrated patient.

Which Method of Intravenous Fluid Administration Is More Appropriate for Replacement