How to Administer IV Albumin from a Glass Bottle *LIVE DEMO*

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In this video I will go over how to administer IV albumin from a glass bottle with a vented IV set.
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[@macn6048]

This is amazing! As a new nurse, I know I've messed up priming the line a few times with albumin because i didn't truly know when i should've opened the vent! This video makes it so easy to understand the process. Thank you very much!

[@caringcasa]

That’s wonderful, thank you!
Congrats I know the first year as a new nurse can be tough but you really learn A LOT as a bedside nurse. Welcome to Caring Casa!!!! 🤍🤍🤍

[@heygurl2712]

@@caringcasa does the vent stay open for the duration of the infusion or just for priming the line?

[@caringcasa]

@@heygurl2712 great question- vent stays open for the duration of the infusion

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Glass bottle IV

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Glass bottle IV

[@christinayanez874]

Thank you for this video! So helpful and concise!

[@caringcasa]

Awwww thank you Christina, much appreciated!!! 🤍

[@tlawrence2307]

Thank you for this video. I needed this review.

[@caringcasa]

Awesome, happy to help!!! Appreciate you!!!! 🤍🤍🤍

[@hdexx]

Excellent video, very informative thanks 🙏🏽

[@caringcasa]

Thank you Hally!!! 🤍

[@ABDULRAZZAK-kj3vf]

thank you very much so nicely explained 😍

[@caringcasa]

Appreciate you!!! 🤍🤍

[@Tism_me_timbers]

When spiking subsequent vials do you need to reclose the vent?

[@cesiameza961]

I wish I would’ve seen this today 😩

[@drketankarlekar03]

Nice vedio for new learners thx 👍

[@caringcasa]

Thanks!!!

[@handsomedio5916]

Is it normal to get an on and off sickness after having an Albumin transfusion because my grandfather after taking it gets sick at least twice a day which lasted for maybe an hour or two, he's taken his last transfusion yesterday and he never gets sick before but started getting sick since his last transfusion.

[@doremifasolatido-ro7zs]

I used to clean the vial rubber stopper with alcohol swab even though i know it's sterile

[@Lovelymadee_]

Great video as a lpn new to hospital environment when told to hang it for my patient I came right to you tube first before I said I didn’t know how to do it lol. Thank you so much because I definitely primed the wrong way the first time

[@caringcasa]

So glad you found my channel @caringcasa thank you for watching!!!

[@Eastwestcneck]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@caringcasa]

Thank you for watching

[@MrBolter17]

Few questions. Are you using a primary line tube for albumin? Also how fast would you typically run the albumin?

[@caringcasa]

Hi Diego,
Yes I use a primary line
Infusion can be 60 min also depends on underlying medical factors assuming no heart conditions. The ordering provider will specify Infusion rate on order. Hope this helps! 😀

[@mskatkatsalac3456]

Hi, can I apply this also to IVIG so there will be no air bubbles? Thanks

[@noorr2573]

One thing I would add to this video is make sure that your patient has a blood product consent since albumin is a blood product! :)

[@caringcasa]

Hi!!! Yes, absolutely great reminder!!! Forgot to mention, thank you!!! 🤍🤍🤍

[@user-wh3wb9wj5u]

Please my dad is sick and his blood consente had been low like RBC & Platets and when take him albumin vial dont rise why please answer me

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Glass bottle IV

[@fatimaali6637]

But doesn’t albumin need to be covered from light?

[@derek9153]

Other glass bottle derived medications that I have given many times are Alteplase (Tissue plasminogen activator) and Propofol.

[@caringcasa]

Yes! Which department do you work? Critical Care?

[@derek9153]

@@caringcasa I work in the emergency department.

[@tiawalker6803]

I've also seen 50% Dextrose in a glass bottle.

[@caringcasa]

Yes!!!! Thanks for sharing!!! 🤍

[@tiawalker6803]

@@caringcasa you're welcome!

[@nithyakarthikeyan4970]

How to control if there is heavy airbubbles

[@caringcasa]

I’ll make a video how to remove heavy air bubbles and show you my techniques.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

IV fluids 😊

[@Raghadnu]

I’m Nursing students and I love your videos😍🤍

[@caringcasa]

Awww yay!✨I appreciate you sooo much!!!

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Glass bottle IV fluid

[@jaideepghosh5643]

Can you have English sub titles in your videos as the accent is difficult to pick at some places.

[@caringcasa]

Hey! Absolutely thanks for the feedback appreciate it! 🫶

[@jeremyj7157]

Propofol can suck to prime too.

[@faithjohnson5587]

Propofol drip is in a glass bottle.

[@elizabethpawlowski2673]

Amino. Acid IV is in a glass bottle