Another name for an infusion set is an IV set or intravenous set. These terms are often used interchangeably in medical contexts to refer to the same device, which is used for delivering fluids, medications, or nutrients directly into a patient's bloodstream through an intravenous (IV) line. Other Related Terms IV Administration Set: Emphasizes the role of the device in administering IV therapy. IV Giving Set: Commonly used in some regions to describe the same equipment. Intravenous Infusion Set: A more descriptive term that highlights its use for intravenous infusions. Drip Set: Refers to the drip chamber component that allows healthcare providers to observe and control the flow rate of IV fluid. Infusion Line: Another term that can be used to describe the tubing and associated components of an infusion set. Summary While "infusion set" is a widely recognized term, it can also be referred to as an IV set, intravenous set, IV administration set, IV giving set, intravenous infusion set, drip set, or infusion line. All these terms describe a medical device designed for delivering fluids and medications directly into a patient's bloodstream through an IV line.