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Instructions for IV Gravity Infusion

• Two (2) syringes of saline solution (0.9% sodium chloride) • One (1) syringe of heparin or citrate (if you were told to use this) If you need help preparing the syringes, see the info sheet called “Flushing the Line with Heparin, Saline or Citrate.” Step Two: Set up the medicine bag 1. Open the package of IV tubing.

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