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A disposable IV (intravenous) cannula, often referred to simply as an IV catheter or cannula, is a medical device used to introduce fluids, medications, or blood products directly into a patient's bloodstream. It consists of a flexible, hollow tube typically made of materials like plastic or Teflon, with a sharp, beveled tip designed for easy insertion into a vein. The other end of the cannula is usually connected to tubing that allows for the infusion of fluids or medications from an IV bag or syringe.