Description
A pediatric IV cannula is a medical device specifically designed for use in children and infants to introduce fluids, medications, or other substances directly into their veins.
It is similar to an adult IV cannula but is sized and designed to be suitable for pediatric patients.
- The catheter tube is a thin, flexible tube that is inserted into a pediatric patient’s vein. It allows fluids, medications, or blood products to flow from an IV bag or syringe into the patient’s bloodstream.
- Have wings or flanges that extend from the catheter hub. These wings are used for stabilization and secure attachment to the patient’s skin.
- The hub is the connection point where the IV tubing is attached. It also provides access for attaching syringes or other infusion devices.
