This document provides information on peripheral intravenous (IV) cannulation including responsibilities, liability, anatomy, complications, and technique. Key points include: - Nurses are responsible for following organizational guidelines and maintaining individual accreditation for IV procedures. - Common complications that can result in litigation include infiltration, phlebitis, air embolism, and equipment breakage if standard practices are not followed. - Proper documentation of IV therapy includes site assessment, solutions administered, and any issues or interventions. - Veins and arteries of the forearm are described along with nerves that supply the area. - Complications of IV therapy like infiltration, phlebitis, occlusion and infection are defined and prevention and