How to imagine IV (intravenous) cannulation - my attempt at drawing on IPAD/notability
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- Опубликовано: 6 янв 2022
- Thanks for the comment FH and also to @aliabdaal for his fantastic Skillshare class on Final Cut Pro X.
This is my first attempt at beginners level animating to demonstrate how IV (intravenous) cannulation actually works!
I found the visualisation of this technique and the way each part moves with respect to the vein quite difficult as a junior doctor and not something that was ever explained to me.
Hope this video sheds some light on this critical skill that many healthcare providers will need to know.
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Thank you very much! This is probably the best video about periferal vein cannilation that I've watched. And don't worry about your drawings, these are really intelligible.
Haha thank you!
Great video!!! Thank you so much for giving a step-by-step approach on IV cannulation. It boost my confidence and enhances my nursing skills.
"This is simply the needle and how it interacts with the vein" the exact video I've been lookin for 💯
Thank you Doctor!
Just the explanation I needed. Thank you so much! Really helps! God bless you.
I use this channel all the time to teach my medical assistants :) best IV technique explanations!!
Thank you soo much!!! Best cannula insertion explanation ever 😭😭recommended to all my peers as well!! Feeling a lot more confident at practising on real veins now 😁pray for me 😅😅
Awesome video! Great explanation
Can't thank you enough. You made my fear my strength. Thanks a lot From Canada
Very wise words! If we all look closely at our fears… perhaps they are all strengths and we just don’t know it yet ;)
Thanks you so much, just explained the explanation i needed most , thank you again
as of this year have managed to safely insert green cannulas (when indicated) on a weekly basis, thank you so much
Great educated video. Very helpful.
This is so helpful thankyou. I'm a midwifery student and this is the one skill I am struggling to get! I've been successful twice, but unsuccessful a handful of times. I'm determined to get it right, but just can get it. These videos help alot with understanding it all
how are you doing now? :)
I am an NZRN . I just followed the steps you said and I got a difficult vein access today… I’m soooo happy… Thanks a lot🙏🙏🙏🙏
Legend!
😊🙏🙏such a great teacher you are..
This was sooooohelpful!!! Thank you so much!
THANK YOU! This makes it so easy to visualize.
You're welcome!
i watched your previous video about advance the sharp with flatten to the skin even makes the vein go up.
yesterday i tried that method and so far, zero failed on 3 patients with small vein.
really helpfull
Amazing!!
Not just one of the best rather the best explanation for IV insertion.
Could you please make a video regarding proper hand positioning for iv insertion.
That was very helpful.Thank you so much!
My pleasure :)
Thank you so very much for your video. It did help me to understand better what is it that I am doing with the needle LOL. I feel more confidence now that i know what i am doing. I cant really ask my professor he gets annoying. I am studding how to put eh contrast for MRI. Thanks again. Thumbs up !!!
Excellent Thankyou. I’m binge watching you 💙❤️
Haha thanks!
Im a visual person and this helped me understand everything so much clearer. So thank you 🙏
You're so welcome!
Thank you very much
Thank you so much sir
Very helpful videos. Watched your first video on IV cannulation and after that I passed 3 neat ones but today I tried it on a paediatric patient that didn't go too well and that's why i am back here. Quick one, how do you stretch the skin on the forearm so you don't lose the visible vein. Also can you help with a video on the not too visible veins and also veins such as the external jug or femoral vein. T for thanks.
I can't wait for the video about putting N/S in the flashback chamber
Might just do that today! Haha cheers
Hey Brenton! the saline flashback video will be available 16th Jan 2022. Here's the link! thanks for the comment! ruclips.net/video/WS_rEvtru3U/видео.html
Thank u very much dr..i just started on the operatiom room and want to be a anthesist assistant .for us to do that we must be able to succesfully put iv line for iv med escpecialy when the anthesiologist want to intubate the patient
What a legend
I really appreciate you sharing your expertise. I am a nurse and struggling in cannulation. But then came across your channel and voila, never been confident starting a line. There are still misses but not as much as before. Thank you! Also how do you prevent having blood in the punctured site upon inserting the needle during venepuncture? Oftentimes when I draw blood, upon inserting the needle blood will show in the punctured site. I don’t know what am I doing wrong. Others noticed it too. Hahaha
20 22 ... XD good one!
Do you ever bend the needle for a better angle approach? My last 4 IV’s have been great thanks for your help😄 I am left handed and I always stand when doing my ivs ,just don’t like sitting 😆 also can you do a video on the best way to tape the iv line on arms and my hardest the hand
Thank u virtual teacher 💞❤️
Haha thanks!
Hey I have one question! If you have a DVT of an upper limb like in Subclavian vein, can we insert iv canula in the peripheral veins of that limb?
Great question and tricky scenario! I would avoid that limb for cannulation if at all possible. Upper limb DVTs are an unusual site and usually will be managed by a haematologist. I would ask them for further advice about the cause, treatment and if caution needs to be taken when inserting iv cannulas in other parts of the body as well.
You're awesome.
You are! ;)
Excellent!! I am a Neonatal RN and can't wait to try all these tips!! Do you ever start IV's in Premature babies? Tips?? Thank you!!
Hey! I have and i literally use all the tips from my iv cannulation playlist. Also the normal saline in the chamber trick. Theres a vid for that too.
The one extra thing i do when i cant even see a vein, is using a torch light under the palm.. shining up to the dorsum. This allows me to see the shadow of veins. Ill then use all the tricks i have to get the vein now that i can see one.
Hello! Have you tried using a clear straw as the vein when demonstrating insertion? Thank you for all the videos especially for IV insertion. Really helped me a lot in my practice. Very clear and calm manner in teaching. I’m sure for a lot of other clinicians benefited also.
just grab an infusion tube and practise on your own... :-) I did that and it feels great too :D
@@InjusticeHater oh yeah. That works too.
Is it advisable to cannulate a vein in a weak arm for a patient who has suffered a CVA (stroke)? (Assuming you can only see a vein in the weak arm)
thats a really good question! I think everything is a balance of risk and benefit. Risk = patients neuro deficit may mean unable to protect arm, wont sense pain, wont sense signs of infection etc.. Benefit = receive critical treatment/meds/fluids etc... If this patient had no other options and really needed the IV therapy, (without knowing your individual circumstance, and not able to give specific medical advice) i would cautiously proceed with input from your boss, treating team etc... hope that helps!
Thank you very much, sir.
I'm in my second week of housemanship, doing pediatrics. And it is a struggle.
One huge flaw in all your videos, which you strangely emphasise a lot, is the fact one should go “slow”. Slow is when you get rolled veins. Go fast.