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A client will require IV antibiotics for several weeks. Which venous access device would be most appropriate to be used for this client?

Correct Answer: B

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C), for a client requiring long-term IV antibiotics. A PICC line is ideal as it provides central venous access, minimizing irritation to peripheral veins. It allows for long-term use without frequent insertion, reducing the risk of infection. The other options are not suitable: A butterfly needle is for short-term use, a peripheral IV-lock is not appropriate for prolonged antibiotics, and a small gauge peripheral angiocath may not be durable for long-term use.

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