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A heparin or saline lock is an IV without being attached to that damn pole. Conventional IVs attach to a tube that leads to a solution bag hanging on the pole. A lock is an IV that is attached to a little chamber on your hand filled with either saline or heparin, thus the name. It is about the size of a nickel and provides access to your venous system if the nurses need to give you any medication fast but allows you freedom of movement (no tubes or poles).
Catheters are long, narrow, hollow tubes made of soft plastic. Your health care team uses them to give medication into a vein. The medical term for this is intravenous or IV treatment. IV treatments are often given through a catheter with a small needle. This is called an intravenous catheter, or IV. A nurse puts the needle in your forearm or hand. Besides chemotherapy, you can get fluids or other medications this way. For example, you might get anti-nausea medication in your IV.