How to withdraw a medication from an Ampule

[@miri384]

I am a student nurse entering my second semester and starting clinicals soon; my instructors didn't properly teach any of this. I feel a lot more confident for my clinicals now. This is one of the most through and clearly presented videos I have found on the topic. Thank you so much!

[@NurseErica]

Happy to help! Wish you the best this semester!

[@NurseGinnyRN]

Your videos are a HUGE help. I’m in med-surg1 right now. My instructor flew through this and didn’t really understand. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain ea step and why.

[@ionutpiglesan8348]

How is it possible to turn upside down the ampoule and no liquid spills ? #5:43

[@mattybeattie5273]

Air pressure outside the ampoule is greater than air pressure inside the ampoule. (The liquid is 'pushed' in)

[@afuwad4073]

Surface tension

[@prasherrohan]

So is it okay to keep the ampule upside down... Every

[@PierreSterlinMillien]

I really like the simple way u do the procedure. thank you!

[@halleykaye208]

very helpful!, I'm a veterinary nursing student, and its hard to find good videos about proper technique

[@alfasaidi]

Nice lesson be blessed , it is really appreciated worldwide

[@reuben3694]

In the uk it’s advised to wear gloves because if the medication spills onto your skin, that will have an accumulative effect. So when you need that medicine later on it may not be as affective.

[@TimothyBoabil-i3t]

But how is it possible that the solution didn't pour when you turned it upside down

[@chris09423]

The liquid does come out when you tip it over??

[@nushankodikara]

I'm confused

[@vijays2128]

I'm having the same doubt.

[@chris09423]

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[@Kristinemay29]

Thanks, this was helpful! 🙂

[@NoorJutti-pb4dl]

I use to try phenomenon the intramuscular injection selution alone at home

[@ukelilly]

Hi. Are the filtered needle ( the blunt one you used) usually comes with a pink cap ? And the IM , SubQ is another color ?

[@satyajit97]

Great demonstration 👏👏👏❤️❤️👍👍🙏🙏

[@AnthyUwU]

What do I do if I have to self-inject it at home and don't have access to the blunt needle or a filter?

[@obeneamukucharles7547]

The title should just be " HOW TO WITHDRAW " The views will be 1 million in 24hrs.

[@DailyProg]

Wonderful tutorial

[@michaelgangale366]

Tried and still cannot get the fluid to go into the needle..it takes a back n forth multiple times to get fluid to into the needle..and usually have air bubbles that take up a ton of med to be squirted back in inorder to get them out..this is a mess

[@mattybeattie5273]

5:30

[@emanu7665]

Informative❤

[@chomikson]

When i turn the ampule upside down with the needle inside, the medication flows out of the ampule. Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?

[@ralngm]

Are there any chances that broken glass particles get mixed with medicine?

[@Hala-ataa]

Yes

[@pipervibe3427]

Seriously? You can turn it upside down to draw the med? I didn't know that! (I've been doing this for 15 years. LOL Thank you.

[@twinklelight1362]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@johnemmons9087]

Thank you for the video. Question....instead of wasting the leftover, can’t one draw the medicine into a couple of other sterile syringes and store it safely? I’m my case, I have ampules of injectable vitamins and can not inject the entire amount. And I hate wasting the rest because it’s expensive! Can one divide it into 3 syringes, recap needles, and store in fridge, and use it during the week? Thank you

[@NurseErica]

I would check with your state or facility policy. My friend owns an IV hydration business and they need a special hood to even reuse vials in her state.

[@MarinYT80]

what about the rest of the medication from the ampule .. throw away?

[@NurseErica]

Yes, unfortunately you have to throw it away in the sharps container. But be sure to scan it first

[@damolafisayo2134]

Thank you

[@vc4961]

Why doesn't the liquid come out? What sorcery is this

[@aryasingh0001]

Wonderful information..Thanks Please demonstrate injections also in patient or colleagues

[@shirleybenjamin3264]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH9

[@alfasaidi]

A great demonstration, and I would like you to show how to devide the four quadrant at buttocks in demonstration my facilitator!!

[@GMpiece]

Thank you🙏🏿

[@MadhuMadhu-fs6wy]

Mam can you teach me pathalogi subject please

[@sajihussain4833]

Good

[@maryannnaya8859]

❤❤

[@fatemaakter-yp5zx]

❤

[@matchpoint14]

Come on, clean the entire ampule, you have the wipe right there on it. How can be people be so ridiculous

[@knowledgerevelations1962]

Nice tutorials from a very beautiful lady...❤️

[@jovagutierrez4876]

You are wearing rings and a watch !!?? Selvom you are just teaching it is not hygienist

[@NurseErica]

you are absolutely right! if I was in a clinical environment I wouldn't be wearing them or have the nails. Infection control is important!