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  1. US Navy 081203-N-3674H-278 Ensign Christopher Waldrop receives saline solution via intravenous therapy

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    Description: (Dec. 3, 2008) Ensign Christopher Waldrop receives saline solution via intravenous therapy.
    Keywords: IV site, arm, IV line

  2. Taking off the trocar in IV cannulation

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    Description: One finger keeps the intravenous cannula fixed and another presses the vein while taking of the trocar. Reclaimer: The picture is taken in a training situation and may not totally refer to an actual situation. The picture may contain faults in IV cannulation, and the picture itself does not necessarily describe the proper IV cannulation. The author does not take any responsibility if any medical prosedure is failed or done in an improper manner.
    Keywords: IV site, arm, IV line

  3. Placement of intravenous cannula

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    Description: Peripheral IV cannula
    Keywords: IV site, arm, IV line

  4. Medical Evacuation training

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    Description: medic inserts a needle and catheter to start an intravenous fluid push
    Keywords: IV site, arm, IV line, needle

  5. Intravenous access at hand vein with two connections

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    Description: Peripheral iv line, connected to a three-way stop cock
    Keywords: IV site, arm, IV line

  6. Stasis ulcer of leg

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    Description: Example of the healing process of a chronic venous stasis ulcer of the lower leg under therapy with wIRA. 88 year-old woman with an infected (lightly malodorous) crustaceous ulcer, which had persisted for 13 months and had a conservative dermatological therapy including local antisepsis, systemic antibiotic, and non-adhesive wound dressing up to 10 inches in diameter. Chronic venous insufficiency with marked stasis-related edema of the lower legs and extensive stasis dermatitis, diabetes mellitus type II (orally treated), slightly overweight, and decreased amount of daily motion. Under irradiation with wIRA (+ VIS) 30 minutes once daily, compression therapy, local antisepsis, non-adhesive wound dressing and the possibility of ending the systemic antibiotic therap
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  7. ICU IV

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    Description: Neutron(TM) Catheter Patency Device
    Keywords: IV site, arm, IV line

  8. Blood donation

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    Description: A relatively large bore (generally gauge 16) needle is inserted into the medial antecubital vein of the arm. A large needle is needed to prevent hemolysis of the blood cells.
    Keywords: Blood donation, IV line, arm

  9. Blood donation - after

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    Description: arm approximately 24 hours after donating blood. It shows the slight bruising made by the needle.
    Keywords: Blood donation, arm

  10. Intravenous cannula

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    Description: A venous cannula is inserted into a vein, primarily for the administration of intravenous fluids, for obtaining blood samples and for administering medicines. An arterial cannula is inserted into an artery, commonly the radial artery, and is used during major operations and in critical care areas to measure beat-to-beat blood pressure and to draw repeated blood samples.
    Keywords: IV site, arm, IV line