Kendra Harris: Okay. So, as I mentioned, we do our dosing in the CT room. Generally we use chucks in the event of tiny contamination, so I will generally double chuck the arm rest that the patient has the IV in and then place chucks underneath where I sit. Additionally, I confirm that I have what I need. So ultimately for IV removal, I'll need gauze, I'll get some more gauze, Coban gauze, alcohol wipes, and then typically I'll use four IV syringes. As you saw, really important for the patient to use a restroom immediately before dosing, because the idea here is we want to get the patient their dose, we want to observe them, make sure their vital signs are stable and they develop no immediate reactions, and then we want them to be able to leave.