Setting up Patient Suction

[@MaryamPirzada]

as a nursing student, this video is extremely helpful! thank you sooo much!!!

[@nursingeducation3952]

Glad you found it useful!

[@xFaReZ23]

As a new nurse this was also helpful lol

[@Lolster45]

Damn..... easy and straight to the point 👍this should have more views.

[@abdulqaadir6510]

As a junior doctor, this was also very useful for me to understand!

[@nursingeducation3952]

Thanks! ignore the name of the channel. Everything here is for anyone that can use this information. I'm glad you found it helpful

[@abdulqaadir6510]

@@nursingeducation3952 Gosh I wish they taught us this stuff at med school. They just throw us into the hospitals and expect us to know/learn on the job. Thanks again!

[@collstu9983]

VERY easy steps that I needed as a visual learner ❤ THANK YOU

[@jaliyahbrown6948]

Thank you so much!! This video was extremely helpful!!

[@nursingeducation3952]

Thank you. I’m glad you found it helpful

[@user-sr8mf2vg9p]

Thank you so much for this video. Very helpful.

[@nursingeducation3952]

You’re welcome. I’m glad you found it useful.

[@MedSurgNurseResident04]

Thank you for sharing this video.

[@chchchjia]

you adjust the strength of suction after connecting it to the patient first right?

[@donnaburke1402]

Why is my liner collapsing when suctioning on a home unit?

[@nursingeducation3952]

The suction is probably too high. The liner would collapse if the suction is too strong and there isn’t enough to suck, so it creates a vacuum, but since the liner isn’t super rigid, it collapses in on itself.

[@donnaburke1402]

@@nursingeducation3952 ahh yes I should have lowered it. Thank you