Intravenous Push

**Intravenous Push**

An intravenous push (IV push) is a method of delivering medication directly into a patient’s bloodstream through a vein using a syringe. This technique allows for rapid administration of drugs, making it essential in emergency situations and for medications that require quick onset of action. IV push is commonly used in hospitals and clinical settings, and it requires precise dosing and proper technique to ensure patient safety. This tag covers topics related to IV push procedures, best practices, medication guidelines, and training for healthcare professionals.