An intravenous catheter system (100, 700, 900) comprising an insertion configuration and a fluid delivery configuration, the IV catheter system (100, 700, 900) comprising: a catheter component comprising: a catheter hub comprising a catheter hub distal end and a catheter hub proximal end, wherein the catheter hub defines a chamber extending between the catheter hub distal end and the catheter hub proximal end, and a needle port at the catheter hub proximal end that provides access to the chamber; a cannula extending distally from the catheter hub distal end; and a wing connected to the catheter hub and extending outwardly from the catheter hub, the wing comprising a push surface of the catheter component; a needle component comprising: a needle hub (750, 950) comprising a needle hub distal end; a needle extending distally from the needle hub distal end; and a planar grip connected to the needle hub and extending outwardly and distally from the needle hub, the grip comprising a pull surface of the needle component; characterized in that said catheter component further comprises a rotation stop feature (762a, 962a) formed proximate the needle hub distal end, the rotation stop feature (762a, 962a) being configured to engage a corresponding feature on the catheter component to limit rotation of the needle component relative to the catheter component in first rotational direction and not limit rotation of the needle component relative to the catheter component in an opposite direction; wherein, in the insertion configuration, the needle is positioned within the cannula, the needle hub distal end is seated in the needle port, and the pull surface is positioned distal the catheter hub proximal end, wherein the wing (740, 940) and grip (752, 952) are generally parallel to each other and are positioned in an abutting relation to each other. a catheter component comprising: a catheter hub comprising a catheter hub distal end and a catheter hub proximal end, wherein the catheter hub defines a chamber extending between the catheter hub distal end and the catheter hub proximal end, and a needle port at the catheter hub proximal end that provides access to the chamber; a cannula extending distally from the catheter hub distal end; and a wing connected to the catheter hub and extending outwardly from the catheter hub, the wing comprising a push surface of the catheter component; a catheter hub comprising a catheter hub distal end and a catheter hub proximal end, wherein the catheter hub defines a chamber extending between the catheter hub distal end and the catheter hub proximal end, and a needle port at the catheter hub proximal end that provides access to the chamber; a cannula extending distally from the catheter hub distal end; and a wing connected to the catheter hub and extending outwardly from the catheter hub, the wing comprising a push surface of the catheter component; a needle component comprising: a needle hub (750, 950) comprising a needle hub distal end; a needle extending distally from the needle hub distal end; and a needle hub (750, 950) comprising a needle hub distal end; a needle extending distally from the needle hub distal end; and a planar grip connected to the needle hub and extending outwardly and distally from the needle hub, the grip comprising a pull surface of the needle component; characterized in that said catheter component further comprises a rotation stop feature (762a, 962a) formed proximate the needle hub distal end, the rotation stop feature (762a, 962a) being configured to engage a corresponding feature on the catheter component to limit rotation of the needle component relative to the catheter component in first rotational direction and not limit rotation of the needle component relative to the catheter component in an opposite direction; wherein, in the insertion configuration, the needle is positioned within the cannula, the needle hub distal end is seated in the needle port, and the pull surface is positioned distal the catheter hub proximal end, wherein the wing (740, 940) and grip (752, 952) are generally parallel to each other and are positioned in an abutting relation to each other.