Assessing for contraindications at the insertion site, such as signs of infection, injury, or compromised circulation, is necessary to prevent potential complications and ensure a safe procedure. While identifying suitable veins with a tourniquet, warming the site, or choosing an appropriate catheter are important, they occur after evaluating for any contraindications to the procedure.
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