Intravenous medication

Intravenous (IV) medication is a method of delivering drugs directly into a person's vein using a thin tube called a catheter. This allows the medication to enter the bloodstream quickly and efficiently, providing fast relief or treatment. IV medication is often used in hospitals for hydration, medications, or nutrients when oral intake isn't possible or effective. It offers precise control over dosage and rapid effect, making it essential for various medical conditions and emergencies. The process is performed by healthcare professionals to ensure safety and proper administration.