Setting up an intravenous Infusion

This video demonstrates a way to prepare fluids for intravenous infusion

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[@smg3555]

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wow .. perfect procedure

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[@user-mi6bp9hr7w]

Should they set up the rate first before inserting into the cannula?

[@tinithinkers]

I need help with my EMT recert course

[@abynawalker5063]

we were advised not to flush the line before administration of the infusion but to rather withdraw with the syringe for blood in checking for the patency.

[@babyje9]

They are six rights not five. You forgot right documentation.

[@rin1875]

They are seven not six, You forgot right indication

[@babyje9]

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[@SAL-dm1vv]

They r ten rights at my facility😮😮 ig the differs from facility to another

[@maybeaneagle6798]

Why isn't the blood from the vein flowing through the tube hight to the bag??? I thought that fluids are supposed to travel from higher pressure to lower pressure (Bernoulli-Physics)..and the spot where we put the iv has higher pressure than the bag, as its lower than the bag and the tube has the same diameter all the way...

[@shwetamotavar]

The name IV “Push” is the answer to your question

[@aluminiumknight4038]

Gravity

[@rin1875]

thats valid but iv systems involve a combination of factors like gravity, hydrostatic pressure, and the control of flow rates so its not just pressure differences as stated in the principle

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