The Scalp Vein Is Most Often Used for IV Infusion

question 10

Multiple Choice

The scalp vein is most often used for IV infusion in the neonate because of which principle?

• A) The neonate cannot receive IV therapy in any other site
• B) No valves are present in scalp veins,so infusions may flow in either direction
• C) Drugs may be given in higher dextrose concentrations at this site
• D) Rapid infusion rates are easier with neonatal scalp veins

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