thank you for sharing your tips. you deserve a million likes!!!!

Feel painful watching this!!. I really appreciate your work!!

Finally, something sharper than an BD

So, I recently was in the Er / then hospitalized. I’ve never before had to go into the hospital in my 45 years (minus my two births)…. The second time I had to be hospitalized because my oxygen was at 70 - I couldn’t breathe when laying down and felt like it was murder going up a flight of stairs…. Anyway, the ER gave me 80 lasix in an IV shot - and didn’t prep me with one of these prior to giving it to me. No one explained to me what would happen - and just told me call me when you need to go to the bathroom. Not 5 min later, I’m calling because I need to pee. They bring this to me and start setting me up - now, realize I had been completely calm and cheerful throughout this but, idk if it was because they hadn’t prepped me that this is how I would be peeing or what but my blood pressure went through the roof and my oxygen way down - and I start hurting like hell in my lower back…. Anyway, I had to be hospitalized so they could drain all the excess fluid from my body (lost 20 pounds within 4 days) but I came to really appreciate this. However, k don’t recall them securing it in this manner AT ALL. So many steps I feel were missed when doing this. Idk how many times I had to buzz them because when changing they would forget a step (I wouldn’t hear the suction - and knew something was wrong). Luckily, I think it was only 2 shifts were I felt it was badly placed because I felt like I was sitting in pee.

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This was awesome video

Thank you ❤ just had robotic hysterectomy didn't know how to use this

They get mad at me sometimes because I absolutely refuse to let them put an IV in my hand. It hurts so much more than any other site and continues to hurt for a long period of time.

Brought back old memories of doing this for my wife. 😢

Is everything latex free because I am highly allergic to latex? My throat start to close up?

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The best explanation video on blood transfusion KZfaq have ❤ Perfect compact details with easy understanding. Thanks, lots of respect & support ❤

I experienced all the above. Not the best experience in my life.

As a blood donor I love the number its like a misle launch code but it saves lives . I do wish doctor shows would show this

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You’re supposed to leave one side open and tape only 3 sides if the tube cums out

As a patient take your time im sick of assholes blowing my veins out and they hurt for weeks. I bet they never fully recover ever. Im probably gonna die of a blood clot later in life cause of shitty interns

Thank you soooooo much

as a 30yr veteran of the OR CST, and now a instructor at a local college, i can tell the most important reason you remove jewelry(no fake-nails, nail polish, etc)..is because it has been shown to harbor bacteria. Whether you are open or closed gloving. we also refer the top folds as cuffs, not lips. A very old term ..my OR RN mother(yup..i basically grew up in scrubs) used to use was "miter" your hand..which meant to cuff it. Otherwsie a very good video, with alot of key points.

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This was absolutely a great video. Thank you so much. ED nurse Kelli

New research has shown for peripheral iv, dressings do not need to be changed if not infected, soiled, or damaged. In fact research is showing a higher risk of infection or short use span when being changed often 😊 Central lines continue to be changed every 7 days 😊

Please be aware you are required to purchase a replacement accessory kit every 30 days ($49.99) or warranty on entire unit is void. Found this out when our 1 yr. old unit began failing.

Hospitalized 3.5 days for PE, also have hiatal hernia, tachycardia. They gave me the 2500ml unit. Instructions mostly similar but didn't mention holding breath until it drops. I'll change my method. I've gone from 1200 to 2500. Any issue with getting a higher volume unit? I do have trouble maintaining the right zone for more than a couple seconds maxed at 2500.

This video is super helpful as a student

Great knowledge acquired today. Thanks ❤👍🏿

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Great and succinctly put together. Thank you.

Wow great video and well detailed, thank you so much!!!!

I wish videos could be done on patients that have hard veins, extremely crepey skin, no muscle tone, rolling and sclerosed veins from drug use. The reality of drawing blood is so different from these training videos.

What about a 24 gauge? Especially for use in the elderly...this is what I would go for.

I got to see this in person while in high school. It was for my favorite teacher who had been fighting pancreatic cancer for months. It was my job to take him to the nurse that day. It was interesting

This video is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Thank you so much for this. We are allowed to get labs from IVs on my hospital. This video is so helpful

Definitely one of the best tutorials I've seen with chest tubes. Thank you 😊

14:30 1. Flash. Stop. 2. Adjust needle < angle 3. Advance needle slightly. Stop. 4. Advance catheter Great video!

You are by far the Most Excellent teacher !!!! Thank you !!!

Omg i love how you show the odears

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Just wanted to say Thanks for all the videos….so thorough. I try and stay current In between jobs. 😊

New to becoming a caregiver and this helped so much! Thank you 🙏🏽

This is a great video!

Men can still get infections from these. They’re a joke. Yeast infections bad and paraphimosis.

Does Medicare/Medicare cover the cost of this male catheter??…. Does this catheter have bags to tape to the upper thigh?

These are awful felt like someone was fingering my vagina the whole time. Still got UTI. Male versions even worse and more irritating.

I appreciate so much your work

I'm curious as to how many people actually work in this ideal environment. I'm usually having to singularly hold legs apart, either situate a light on the bed or in my mouth. The extra drapes, while may be helpful with an unconscious, paralyzed patient, are more of hinderance than anything.

Curious, I had a blood draw where they put the vac tube connected to the butterfly needle prior to insertion. I feel like he already broke the vacuum seal prior to inserting as I did not hear the normal pop is dangerous for the patient?