An intravenous (IV) line should not be placed in a paralyzed extremity because the lack of muscle movement can lead to poor circulation and increased risk of complications such as infiltration or phlebitis. Additionally, the inability to assess for signs of complications, such as swelling or pain, makes it difficult to monitor the IV's effectiveness and safety. Furthermore, paralyzed limbs may have altered sensation, increasing the risk of unnoticed injury. Overall, placing an IV in such an extremity poses significant risks that can compromise patient safety.
An anus is not an extremity.
Yes, but it will not help very much. An IV near the intersection area of good circulation and poor circulation will do better as the reason for the blue color is lack of circulation. If there is no circulation there is no moving of fluid, an IV will just fill the local area and not be carried to all tissues.
You would not want our children to be paralyzed by polio.
The plural form of extremity is extremities.
The plural form of extremity is extremities.
Extremity Games was created in 2006.
Do not start an IV in the legs.
arms & legs
arms & legs
An extremity of my body is one of my fingers.
Brachial artery
No shes not paralyzed! (: (:(:(:(:(:(: