Hypodermoclysis (HDC): How to Prime, Flush, Infuse

Hypodermoclysis is often used for medication admin and fluid administration in geriatric patients, palliative patients, and patients who are hard IV starts.
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This video is about Priming, Flushing, Infusing with an HDC. Review medication math and priming volumes, site assessment, labels, the cleaning process, flushing.
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You explain so good. Thank you 🙂

[@turkessaanderson]

I’m glad I found this channel

[@NurseMinder]

I am glad you are here :)

[@yvonneloc6030]

Wow that's really awesome! I didn't know it can be used for fluid replacement! In our unit we only use it for palliative patient.

[@NurseMinder]

I was shocked when I learned that as well!

[@amandacarmichael9026]

thankyou great short clip will use again for maintaining practise

[@NurseMinder]

Thank you

[@anitalaff]

Great teaching video! Well paced and clear.

[@NurseMinder]

Thanks Cherie for the comments!

[@gungunkaur4705]

Very informative

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[@NurseMinder]

Thanks, you are pretty awesome too!

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Very good video!

[@NurseMinder]

Thanks!

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[@jellygaming7847]

You should do a video with the HDC Cleo infusion set.

[@NurseMinder]

I am not familiar with that set. What is different?

[@adamcaul]

Cool. I didn’t know you could give meds through lysis. I thought it was only ns or 1/2 ns

[@NurseMinder]

Yes! Meds too :)

[@juliejaymes5318]

Thank you for the video! Where did you get the 0.25 ml priming from? Does it say this on the product packaging?

[@NurseMinder]

Yes it is on the info sheet

[@sparrowblake4880]

Hi! During 5:51 u basically injected air before the medication has flowed? or was the inside of the catheter line air-free?

[@NurseMinder]

This type of HDC has no method of priming. The air in the catheter is injected into the patient tissue (not blood stream) and the volume is small (0.25 ml) which will be absorbed

[@sparrowblake4880]

NurseMinder Thank you for clearing this! ❤️

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[@NurseMinder]

Hi Brett, the timelines are not definitive. It will depend on how long you are wearing it and what you are doing .. the heavier the work, the faster your mask becomes damp. In my experience I have not had to leave a patient room to change a mask and reenter.

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NurseMinder Thank you. My wife works 12 hour shifts at a care home and wears the same mask for 11 hours, this just seemed a little long to me without changing for a new one.