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Successful IV insertions include the following steps. Place the following in the correct order, from beginning of the procedure to the end.
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Choice 1. Remove excess hair
Choice 2. Prepare the area with the facility-specified agent
Choice 3. Apply a tourniquet
Choice 4. Approach the vein with the bevel up
Choice 5. Stabilize the catheter

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