Continuous Heparin Infusions

[@ktay7847]

THE BEST explanation of HEPARIN! thank you so much

[@user-sg1bn2ij2k]

Best video on heparin drips on KZbin. Thank you very much

[@MrsBossSwagg100]

Best Explanation 🎉

[@lovelylovely978]

Great presentation!

[@Omegaconnects]

Great video 👍🙏

[@doorslab1]

Amazing and perfectly crafted

[@glentranchi]

the best explanation!

[@glentranchi]

please make a video for insulin drip and amiodarone drip too :)

[@Sassy_Mimi]

Thanks, very helpful

[@shushree1772]

Thank you ❤

[@izabellaryciuk6359]

Thank you!

[@SanYGS4385]

That video was helpful , thank you

[@carmenlulunera]

Please 😢 In my country they don't have 250ml /100 Units bags, they use 2,500/5ml bags. How can I divide 6,400 by 2500 units. 1ml has 5000 Units of Heparin, maybe 6400/5000=1,28

[@Decker-aphteen]

Same with me alsp

[@maddi.elliston]

then it is 6400÷500=12.8, as 2500÷5 = 500 :)

[@CP-ue2qf]

great explanation thanks for sharing. I would love it you could show it on an actual pump. =)

[@lyjujeta7535]

Awesome new grad here.

[@marie.s9995]

New subscriber here 👋

[@shamahlea1203]

Thank you

[@bhoopathybalasubramanian9045]

Thanks

[@sleepmaiden]

Thank you!