The most common fluid to use for SQ fluids is:

TIVMC stores fluids to be used for SQ fluids for

For SQ fluids, ideally you will use a _______ needle

The SQ fluid “hump” will be absorbed by the patient in ( usually):

Never aspirate prior to administering a SQ injection.

Always use jugular venipuncture for head trauma patients.

For venipuncture, a needle gauge smaller than __________ will lyse blood cells.

A condition to avoid jugular venipuncture includes all of the following accept:

If a feline patient is in for a de-claw, a medial saphenous IV catheter is a good choice.

If you are drawing blood to prepare serum to go home to treat a corneal ulcer in a yorkshire terrier, the lateral saphenous is going to be the best vessel to start with.