With the push button butterflies needles. You are supposed to press the button while the needle is still in the vein. Cause tge the needle to retract. This keeps the blood from splashing everywhere. It's much safer this way.

That was so clear and informative! Thanks sincerely

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Hi! Quick question here. For the non rebreather, how does it deliver 60-75% FIO2 if the delivery flow rate is between 6-11L/min? Wouldn’t that equate to 44%-65% if we’re going off the chart pictured in the beginning of the video? Thanks!:)

should you mix the whole bottle 3ml bacteriostatic water with 5mg semaglutide

My bulb is filling up particles are clotting inside the bulb. It can’t come out the drainage spout. Should I take the top off?

Couldn’t continue, music gave me a headache

You really only need one mL for the machine to result. Only one you need the right volume for is the coags (blue top).

THE SOUNDS SCARED ME A LITTLE.

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Your presentation is clear. Fantastic. Thank you!

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Any tips for patients whose picc lines flush without any resistance but won't return blood? I try to position their arms in different ways which sometimes works but not always.

Sheesh that lady is so pretty

Thank you for all the refresher videos. You are amazing ❤

So, if you don’t mind using black gloves or because when you’re demonstrating the tubes which we are supposed to be using, I’m unable to tell which one of them it is that you’re using that’s just me. I’m unable to see it or to differentiate it so using black gloves for me would be better.

I am brushing up before my new job on Monday. I am a newly graduated medical lab assistant/phlebotomist.

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I would like to say the opening of the airway at the edge of the mouth and the curve tip to the earlobe

Thank you so much for the memory trick🫶🏽

Why are her eyes red? Is she a drug user??

Very good presentation

Thank you so much. Continue doing great job

Hi I am a medical Assistant and in phlebotomy class now

These little conatiners are the worst invention in the history of the world. Any company that uses these needs be boycotted ,they have zero regard for people's safety and not to mention the severe inconvenience

Im a visual learner so your channel helps me so much to actually understand concepts

Was it 130?

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What do they sound like with no tools?

I can only buy patches where I am. How would i use them for chondrodermatitis ? Scrape cream off patch or cut into smaller squares

very good!

Thank you so much for this!!!

I have ADHD,asthma,and have anxiety and panic attacks..most of the time I can’t tell if it’s an asthma attack or a panic attack cuz they feel so similar😭

No, fine crackles, also known as rales, usually cannot be cleared with a cough because they are caused by fluid in the small airways of the lungs, and coughing often only dislodges mucus in larger airways; therefore, fine crackles often persist even after coughing and may require treatment addressing the underlying cause of fluid buildup in the lungs. Coarse crackles can be caused by secretions (pneumonia) or fluids (pulmonary edema). After coughing or a few deep breaths, crackles may clear.

Am first timer here ,,,thanks for your illustration,,,but illustrate on badging after withdrawing blood sample

Which hand I have to use to draw blood, I am so confused because I see some people do it with left some with right, some with both. Can someone explain me this?

I live in rural Ontario Canada. I also work as a new nurse . I am realising how few our resources when dealing with many patients including stroke patients! We have 1 doc in hospital at night, no CT no MRI, no RT ....

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Especially don't put them in your mouth 😮

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thank for this video.. thank god that my son heartbeat is normal.90 beat in a minute😇