The Vein Becomes Red, Warm, or Hard to the Touch (Phlebitis) Phlebitis is inflammation of the vein wall, triggered by 3 separate causes: physical irritation from the catheter, chemical irritation from acidic or concentrated solutions, and bacterial infection
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The G subunit is believed to play a modulatory role, with a stimulating effect for AC2, AC4, and AC7, and an inhibiting effect for AC1 and AC8 (Jiang et al., 2006)
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