Central venous access devices (CVADs) are frequently utilized to administer chemotherapy.

Many chemotherapeutic drugs are vesicants (highly active corrosive materials that can produce tissue damage

even in low concentrations). Administration into a large vein is optimal. Choice 1 is incorrect because CVADs

are more expensive than a peripheral IV. Choice 2 is incorrect because dosing depends on the drug. Choice 4 is

incorrect because IV chemotherapeutic agents are not routinely administered at home; they are usually given in

a hospital or in an outpatient or clinic setting.Pharmacological Therapies