She glances over her shoulder and gives him an amused look when he's willing to do the work. Well, that's impressive, then. She lifts up one of the bags and the insertion part of the needle, thinking that she'll put this forward and see if he's willing.

Really, they mostly just need to hydrate people. This is the opposite of that, for later. "We can leave the catheter to later. You can do what I don't want to," she says, and settles the sharp pointy thing down, handing him a bowl of water.

"Go be nice to people while I take their blood," Niska says, because she wants to focus on the actual medicine and not the hand-holding and sympathy.