Primary Infusion: IV set up for Nurses (Spike and Prime)

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If you miss the median cubital vein, should you try sticking the same vein again? Or try the cephalic vein?

Is it OK to have a few small bubbles in the line? Its difficult to remove them all

How do you connect the infusion to the branula?

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Excellent explanation … thank you

Hi, can you please make a video for multiple infusions. I'm having a hard time to identify which one is/where for patients having like multiple infusion. Tubings are tangled,there's no label. I'm lucky if they will add label.Most nurses just put the meds that easy.

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Is taking iv drip quite painful as i have never taken it

So many years learning this but don’t know to do it anymore....Am a Nurse

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What will I do if the drip chamber is full or has excessive fluid?

You should have taken the blue sheath off the fluid bag before removing the protective cap of the spiker. Now you're exposing the spiker in the air, and it risks being contaminated.

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Thanks. I went to like it and I must have done it before!

Would love to see you demonstrate how to calculate a drip factor during the video. Awesome video 👍🏾

How can I stop the blood from going up???

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The instructions for use indicate that the drip chamber should be filled 2/3 full. This is to reduce the likelihood of air bubbles getting into the line. One example of how this can happen is if the drip gets tilted or swings such as when the patient is being transported.

so im gonna start home infusions and don't know if ill get a pump or a gravity drip...if I were to get a gravity drip, are you able to go out with it? because with a pump you can put it in a bag and go off somewhere but can you do that with a gravity drip as well? im just curious because my infusions might last longer than 2 hours and if I suddenly need to go somewhere I don't know if you can with a drip like u can with a portable pump.

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what to do if it stop dripping?

this saline should not be pricked from above for making it fast flowing right? or iit can't be used multiple times. answer with reference please.

I wanted to see you remove the bubbles

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Helpful thank you.

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