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What is the primary purpose of cannulation in the pre-hospital setting
Which of the following veins are more likely to be used for peripheral cannulation in the pre-hospital setting
What is a common recommended angle of insertion when preforming cannulation
Generally, which cannula gauge size is recommended for trauma situations of for rapid fluid/blood product administration
In normal settings, how should you look to secure a cannula once placed correctly
Within the UK Hospital setting, what is the recommended time frame for changing/re-siting a cannula
One of the complications of IV cannulation is phlebitis, this is
Which of the following factors can make cannulation more difficult
When cannulating older patients, which additional considerations should you keep in mind
Which of the following are signs of correct IV cannulation placement