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IV Set Procedure: From Priming to Flow Control for Safe and Accurate Infusion

An IV set typically consists of a cannula, drip chamber, flow regulator, tubing, and intravenous needle, forming a closed sterile pathway. Its usage follows strict standardized procedures: First, connect the cannula to the IV bag, invert the drip chamber and fill it with fluid to thoroughly expel air; Then close the regulator, perform the venipuncture, and secure the needle. After confirming blood return and proper placement, slowly open the regulator and precisely set the infusion rate according to medical orders. Throughout the infusion, continuously monitor the stability of the drip rate and the puncture site for any abnormalities, addressing any issues promptly to ensure fluids and medications are delivered safely, accurately, and continuously into the patient's body.