How To Prevent Air Bubbles in IV Tubing Nursing

[@dianecarman1979]

Thank you, nice and straight to the issue at hand :)

[@TheLongISLANDGIRLZ]

What’s the best way to get air bubbles out of the first bag runs out (not ideal but I’ve seen it happen) how do you get the air bubbles out once the IV has already been inserted

[@veronica012692]

Cool! I’ve never seen someone use this trick makes sense to to the third clamp! Thanx

[@ros1889]

The reason iam hear bcs today i saw nurse put the tube full air in my vain when i got it to her attention she says ," thats not problem

[@rinesaemini731]

im in practice and i hope tomorrow this video with help me to deal with these bubbles hahahah

[@danjon785]

Been doing it this way for 17 years. Works like a charm

[@MultiFireworkz]

Thank you! Will try this when I’m in class next. ❣️

[@anilsai52]

Wow maam u made my day thank u so much 😇 angel😍

[@yogibear8686]

Great information, short and sweet!

[@SaifulIslam-wm9kq]

Very helpful for me, thanks !

[@1DogoArgCali]

Hey Crystal! Does this work for secondary bags, too?

[@xtinalucille]

Danielle Parks just back prime. Never gives me problems

[@sublimesamoyed]

@@xtinalucille YES! I see people getting different secondary lines for different secondary medications & I'm just like WHY! Just back-prime it & save yourself a lot of hassle; now no need to prime a new line and you've now also cleared any the other medication from the line so no cross-contamination.

[@xtinalucille]

@@sublimesamoyed agreed! I’m not going to get more supplies lol

[@sublimesamoyed]

@@xtinalucille 💯😅Ain't nobody got time fa dat!

[@Kris-nf3fu]

Thanks but an tricks to when running vanco? The micro bubbles just build up in the line set off the alarms at night it’s the worst

[@shurakurama9817]

Very helpful for new nurses like me, thank you for the trick.

[@sharifabdullahiyusuf825]

my name sharif abdullahi i from somalia your videos are helpfull.

[@redsea1234]

Is that a rolex ?

[@jenanjuice2003]

Thank you

[@caitlynnichols3632]

Amazing! thanks:)

[@middleofnowhere5092]

So helpful, thank you

[@doctorftafatgaming4884]

thanks

[@kiritoken8015]

what will happen when there is air in the tube line ??

[@alaahussain9677]

this air can get into the veins and cause embolus ,this embolus can travel to heart or lungs and cause clot their and cause death

[@kiritoken8015]

@@alaahussain9677 the nurse who handled my baby on her first month has bubble in the tube line ,and she said that its ok ,i want to tell here that its dangerous but im not a nurse.and she remove the bubble by pushing to my baby's hand. but good thing my baby is ok.

[@sosxgirl]

It takes a lott of air bubbles to cause an embolus but people should still prevent any from going in the body

[@alaahussain9677]

@@kiritoken8015 thank god your baby is fine, and you are right its very dangerous and rather than pushing into your babys hand she should have aspirated or flushed the line

[@pitbull7440]

It would take an entire line of air to cause any damage. Little bubbles won't hurt anything