Drip Chamber: Allows observation of the fluid dripping and helps regulate the flow rate.
Vent: A small air inlet (usually with a hydrophobic filter) that allows sterile air to enter the container. This is crucial for use with glass bottles or rigid plastic containers that do not collapse.
Tubing: Flexible plastic tubing that transports fluid from the container to the IV cannula.
Roller Clamp: Allows manual control of flow rate.
Injection Port: Used to administer additional medications.
Connector: Attaches to the IV cannula inserted into the patients vein.
With glass bottles or non-collapsible plastic containers, which need air to displace the fluid as it is infused.
When a closed system requires controlled air entry to maintain a consistent flow.
With collapsible plastic bags, which do not require venting because the bag collapses as fluid is infused
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