I.V SET

Description

An IV set, also known as an intravenous set or an infusion set, is a medical device that is used to administer fluids, medication, or blood products into a patient’s veins. The set includes a tube (catheter) that is inserted into a vein, typically in the arm, and a bag or bottle of fluid that is connected to the catheter by tubing. The fluid flows through the tubing and into the patient’s veins, allowing for the administration of medication, hydration, or other treatments.

IV sets come in different sizes, styles, and configurations to accommodate different types of fluids and medications. They can also come with various safety features such as air-eliminating filters, and with different types of needles to use in different situations.

IV sets are commonly used in hospitals and clinics, but can also be used in home care settings and are widely used in administering fluids and medications that are not orally available. They are available for purchase at many medical supply stores and can be ordered online.