IV Cannulation - Learn the Basic Technique | IV Cannula

[@AnikaTabassumMehri-dn6do]

Apply tourniquet Open n close fists Tap vein Apply alcohol swab Protective cap removal from needle Stabilising vein Insert needle into vein at 15° with upward pressure See blood in flashback chamber Pull out tourniquet Pull out inside chamber by few milimiters Insert the cannula inside the vein Apply a pressure at the tip of cannula Pull out the needle Close the cannula by plug

[@pinkikayrajah4553]

Good thank you❤

[@MohammedBArtis]

Very nice video

[@mirah7674]

Make a video of iv cannulation when vein is not visible

[@johnsonjoseph1458]

Sir, do not block the inserted site with the dressing that is the only window we can see through for any visual infusion phlebitis (VIP) score to look for. Thanks

[@karmendrasingh7970]

Amezing superrrrrrrr video sir

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@RohitRajTricks]

Very Nice Information

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@kumarsoni1257]

Thankyou sir,same way iv cannulation procedure was shown during nurse mentor inspection by MSC nursing lecture but Jhpiego team was saying that after putting gloves you have touched the outside cover cover of IV cannula so it can cause infection

[@Phamduytan90]

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[@luna_meztli]

1:51 I can still remember that i scream so bad with tears on my eyes while my clinical Instructor putting iv cannula on me😭 horrible. horrible. never. ever. again. Some pt wake up because of me. but you know i enjoy putting and removing iv cannula on my pt😌 2nd year here.

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@bhoomigautambhai7275]

Apna iv cannula kab insertion Kiya tha

[@constantejimofor9213]

Simple. straight to the point. Love it!

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@epiccutie105]

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[@chaitanya.gatade2080]

thanks a lot sir and also the patient who helped

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[@shubhamsharma5306]

Thank you so much very importantsir👍👍

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@mocklife186]

The diagram of double was fabulous 🤩

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Thanks a lot 🌸 I drew that diagram myself as I was unable to find similar one elsewhere

[@kirtirajbiswal7064]

Thank sir for your technic u learn more about this vedio

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@kamalvideos8074]

Superbbb video

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@Biology2.0-w8t]

Simple technique ... Good to point

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@teamehailemariam3172]

Good video,theoreticaly some guideline say you should avoid piercing recently attempted site(vein) ,what could be the problem if you do that?

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Thanks for the comment. When you attempt on a vein and pierce it, it goes into local spasm and local swelling. Therefore, a second attempt at the same site is going to be unsuccessful and painful.

[@amanwithmorals3278]

I'm a medical student currently in 3rd year. In internship I have to do this but i have one query. I have moderate shaky hands all the time. I'm so worried if i will be able to do insert cannula correctly

[@MedTimewithKhan]

A little bit of shakiness is normal. It can be reduced with practice.

[@adidyamolisha679]

Just train your brain my dear ,,,,,boost up Ur confidence,,stop overthinking...take it easy,,,deny the shaking spirit..it will go

[@KENYT7889]

Amazing ,nicely explained.

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@Countryboy071]

Very different for larger guage canula. Obviously using a giving set could require another port. Good instruction video 👍

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@promisematthew1]

I like the explanation❤

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[@NguyễnThắm-i4y]

Very useful

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[@alessandroismailcorbucci1778]

20 gauge needle cannula has the same diameter of needle for blood test 0,8 mm but has a cannula bigger 1,1 mm. So how much painful compared with average blood test? Is Equal, is a bit more or much more? Please tell me the answer

[@PavitharaK-t5p]

Very nice information

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@teamehailemariam3172]

But is stabilizing the vein must for all vein types?

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Yes, it is must.

[@herculesyemzy8370]

Great video

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@fadiahanfer8925]

Verry simple explanation thanks a lot 🙏🏼❤

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@annanisa007]

Thank you for the video sir 🙏

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@murtazachawro7205]

Good work

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Thanks a lot

[@idkwtfitman]

When did you removed the white cap

[@MedTimewithKhan]

When cannula was inside the vein, I pulled the needle outwards and removed the white cap. In the video, white cap is removed at 2:23. Note that blood will not come out even if you remove this white cap from beginning. This white cap is required only when inside needle is completely removed and there is nothing else to stop the blood.

[@alessandroismailcorbucci1778]

Cannula insertion on average is 1 more or less the same pain of a blood test 2 just a little bit more that blood test or 3 much more than blood test? Whith one is correct

[@MedTimewithKhan]

no. 1 is correct if experienced person is doing it. otherwise no. 2 if normal person is doing it.

[@sharifahassan4545]

Well done 👍🏻

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@asianboy2177]

at 2:33 , what is the purpose of pink cap on the top of the IV of saline is administered in the other hole of the IV?

[@MedTimewithKhan]

You can use any of these two ports for injection of Normal Saline into the cannula. Pink Cap port is the port from which blood cannot come out even if the cap is open. However, White Cap port is the port from which blood can come out if it left open.

[@asianboy2177]

@@MedTimewithKhan okay so basically, pink cap is a better port because blood won't come out?

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Pink port can only be used for injections. Because injections are pushed in by applying force. White port can be used for both injections and drips. Because drips flow freely through it and they don't need to be pushed through it by applying some force.

[@ChocoLate-bc6eo]

​@@MedTimewithKhanthankyou sir for the information

[@srishtik1339]

​@@MedTimewithKhanhow do we avoid pushing in the residual air at the infusion port while giving iv push ?

[@fannyyanuarikasaputri1753]

If there are air bubbles in the IV tube, can they be removed by opening injection port cap??

[@MedTimewithKhan]

In peripheral veins, a little bit of air bubbles do not cause harm even if you don't remove them. However, if you are dealing with CVP line, be cautious. Because CVP line can tolerate less amount of air bubbles.

[@amisha.3079]

Why there is a lot of blood flow even I apply pressure? Please answer me

[@MedTimewithKhan]

1. As soon as your vein is pricked, remove the tourniquet. If you do not remove the tourniquet right now, back pressure of blood will be high and blood will come out from the cannula. 2. Apply pressure where the tip of the cannula is present. If you apply, pressure on the stem of the cannula, blood will come out. However, if you apply pressure on tip of the cannula inside the vein, blood will not come out. Keep on practicing. It takes some practice.

[@michelleokolie9732]

Great video, but isn't the injection of the saline a bit too fast? From what my teachers told me, pushing it in too fast can be a bit painful

[@MedTimewithKhan]

I have seen seniors giving saline even faster than it, especially when flushing the cannula. However, you can go slow if you are more comfortable with that.

[@-.kikuchiyuka6353]

Kinda wanna try it on myself but im a highschooler lmao imagine i get a hematoma for that and end up in the hospital for doing experiments on myself lol

[@IbrarKhan-mp8td]

That's awesome👏✊👍

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@Mol5Se]

Thank you very much ❤❤

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@Simran-u7p]

Can I learn it on my self first? 😢

[@MedTimewithKhan]

No. It is not recommended as it will be very difficult to maintain the correct angle. Moreover, both hands are used during the procedure. Whereas, you can use only one hand if you are trying to cannulate your own hand.

[@AbdiJaliil-z3l]

Thanks teacher

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[@ajayiblessing5835]

Thank you for sharing

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good.

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[@AvinashDike-dt7jq]

Really super vedio sir I am student and now i dont have a single doubt even . Superb ❤ You have new subscriber now

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[@mubeenshah3285]

Great sir

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[@MujahidHussain-gr7xs]

Jazakallah ❤

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[@MohammedBishar-q5n]

Very nice information 👏

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[@yashsarts7689]

Clear explanation.thank you 👍

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[@liviea6520]

Thank you soooo much for this excellent video

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[@myjosim9000]

Excellent

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[@aleem75368]

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Great Video thank you

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[@joanlubemba5905]

Wow this was well done

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[@ShukriMahamed-u5c]

Thank you sir

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[@ramijr]

Thanks, it was a nice video..👍

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@steffivictoriavalmorida9213]

I've tried that but it feels like ant bite

[@Vekhh]

How would you hold the cannula if you'd be cannulating yourself? Cause I try to learn that and in every video this grip that is shown is good only if ure cannulating someone else.

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Yes, you are right. Proper angle is achieved only when you are cannulating someone else. It is not advised to cannulate yourself. This is because proper angle is difficult to achieve. Moreover, two hands are required later in the process. So, you should ask someone else to put the cannula for you.

[@violettalemwa7737]

I tried it on myself but I failed

[@flamehowdy8517]

Are u that introvert? Seek help from other. Very dangerous self cannulation

[@poojarana5194]

Kya canula kisi bhi vein me lga sakte h

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Yes. But try to select longer straight ones.

[@NoorKhan-xg1dp]

What should we do with the patients who have very thin vains it becomes very painful for them is there any other way for them or can the size of the cannula could be small

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Yes, you are right. Some patients are very difficult to cannulize. For thin veins, try to use smaller sized cannula. With continued practice, you will be able to cannulate even difficult veins. However, getting expert can take some time and practice.

[@NoorKhan-xg1dp]

@@MedTimewithKhan thank you sir

[@sarsarie1020]

perfetto!😊

[@SachinRawat-s6w]

Thankyou sir

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@flamehowdy8517]

What to do if air is present

[@MedTimewithKhan]

It's okay. Peripheral veins (hands, arms, etc) can easily tolerate air bubbles. However, be careful if you are dealing with cannula/CVP line present in the larger neck veins. Because in those large veins, air bubbles should be avoided as much as possible. Especially when giving medicines through those lines.

[@ateeffactspeak8848]

Thanks a lots ❤

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@dionnemccaw3847]

Is it normal practice to flush a cannula twice following insertion?

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Flushing a single time is enough. No need to flush twice. Remember that cannulas get blocked if not used for a day or so. So, if it is not used in the last 24 hours, it is a good practice to flush it before using it again.

[@ChocoLate-bc6eo]

​@@MedTimewithKhanhow to flush a cannula?

[@Mixture.315]

Good but very fast 😢 procedure i can't understand plz one vedio again for this topic and slowly showly thanks 😊❤

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Noted. Thanks for your comment. Meanwhile, kindly watch the video again and you will understand more.

[@MohamedAbd-Elwahab-hx4mk]

this one is good thank you

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[@manjuladevi2855]

Thanking you plse gave tips like this

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[@armuk]

Dressing is applied the wrong way around - white part should go distally, not proximally. This allows transparent area to go over insertion site so it remains visible

[@MedTimewithKhan]

Sorry for that. Actually I used that type of tape for the first time for video only, therefore, I made that mistake. Otherwise, in routine, we use normal sticking tape to fix the cannula.

[@kokzkie_tan]

I think the transparent dressing was placed in a reversed way. Still, it is a nice content. Keep it up!

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[@deelipsingh7607]

Very nice

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[@marzhansarsenbayeva]

Great job 👏🏻

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@fahadafridi8]

20 g means

[@MedTimewithKhan]

It's just a unit used to represent the thickness of the needle. Higher value of g means the needle is thinner. So, 22g needle is thinner than 20g needle.

[@alkmakhan1621]

Nice video ❤

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[@zoraackerman1684]

That was a HUGE wad a of cotton. Really nice video though. Good use of camera angles.

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[@ЗульхуморАманбаева-т7е]

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[@StevenHulse-tc7qj]

If you could explain the instructions even faster so nobody can take anything in, that would be amazing.

[@Darkness777-s]

there is a option that's called playback speed try to use these kinda amazing functions

[@abdullahabu-bakerkhan1285]

Great

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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[@dklein2008]

The lack of some sort of saftey to prevent the needle from accidentally poking the person inserting the IV after it was removed from the cannula made me nervous... 🤣🤣

[@MedTimewithKhan]

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Really this prosetion remove our hear in the body..??

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It's simple

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