A child is prescribed to have an intermittent intravenous device placed. What should the nurse consider when providing care to the patient with this device? (Select all that apply.)
A) Is used for continuous fluid infusion
B) It is only used when medication is to be provided
C) A self-sealing rubber stopper closes venous access
D) Veins on the back of the hand are the preferred sites
E) Used to provide a specific amount of fluid to a child
Ans: B, C, D
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