Yes, a cannula is a medical device. More specifically, an intravenous cannula is a small flexible plastic tube inserted into a vein in your hand or arm.
Intravenous Cannula Explained
An intravenous cannula is essential for delivering medication and fluids directly into a patient's bloodstream. Here's a breakdown:
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Function: Allows healthcare practitioners to administer medications, including fluids, directly into the bloodstream.
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Location: Typically inserted into a vein in the hand or arm.
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Material: Usually made of a small, flexible plastic material for patient comfort and ease of insertion.
