When preparing to initiate a venipuncture for IV fluid and medication administration, the nurse considers which of the following?
a. Select a site that does not severely limit the child's activity.
b. Select a site on the nondominant side.
c. Select the smallest gauge possible that will allow for the prescribed IV fluids.
d. Select the site that is the quickest and easiest for the nurse to access.
ANS: A, B, C
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Correct a, b, and c are correct considerations for the nurse.
Incorrect d is not an appropriate consideration for the nurse.
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