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What is the threshold of dextrose concentrations that can safely be administered through a peripheral IV?

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Rationale: Administering dextrose concentrations above 10% through a peripheral IV can lead to phlebitis. It is safe to administer dextrose concentrations below 10% through a peripheral IV.

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