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33. A patient was admitted for hypovolemia and has intravenous fluid running at 250 mL/hr. The patient complainsof burning at the IV insertion site. Upon assessment, the nurse does not find redness, swelling, heat, or coolness.The nurse suspects that the:a) IV has infiltrated.b) IV has caused phlebitis.c) Fluid is infusing too quickly.d) Patient is allergic to the fluid.
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