Answer :
Antibiotics that are given intravenously, overtop of a normal saline line, are known as continuous infusion.
What is continuous infusion?
A continuous intravenous infusion is the infusion of a parenteral drug over several hours (continuous drip) to days.
It involves adding medication to sterile IV solution (100 to 1,000 ml bag), and then hanging the IV solution as a primary infusion.
A controlled method of intravenous administration of drugs, fluids, or nutrients given without interruption, instead of by bolus.
By adjusting the infusion rate, precise medication dosages or quantities of fluids can be given over time.
Continuous infusion: These infusions can last anywhere from 1 to several days and are controlled by electronic IV pumps.
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