I will admit there have been times I’ve rescued a failed cannula and as long as it has flushed through 10mL fine with no signs of tissuing/extravasation I will usually leave it in. The perspective you’ve given, particularly in anaesthesia, is very insightful. Thank you!
Can you please do a similar video but this time drawing the full cannula insertion process with all the specific steps eg advance then lower etc, it’s hard to wrap head around it all and a bit overwhelming as a Med student!
Every patient is different. It's very possible a certain patient has a vein to find. Or to make it easier we would use an Ultrasound to find an appropriate vein. Many ways to get this done.
ok so, if you fail a cannualtion becuase the vien rolled and you have no flash back .... pause for a moment. Have you pinned the vien so now you can canulate a bit further up and it now can't roll.
Also CT contrast agent. There are protocols where you have to insert volumes of 120 ml or more in the matter of seconds which means flow rates of up to 6ml/second. We really get paravasates quite often and there is a real chance of compartment syndrome.
I will admit there have been times I’ve rescued a failed cannula and as long as it has flushed through 10mL fine with no signs of tissuing/extravasation I will usually leave it in. The perspective you’ve given, particularly in anaesthesia, is very insightful. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing!
Would really appreciate if you show tips and tricks for venous abg both from radial and femoral vein.
Check out my iv cannulation playlist.. i use these exact techniques to help for venous gases as well.ruclips.net/p/PLKoga8GNPk1VipzD8wDqvnIcVbHWgX5Qd
@@ABCsofAnaesthesia thank you so much
Can you please do a similar video but this time drawing the full cannula insertion process with all the specific steps eg advance then lower etc, it’s hard to wrap head around it all and a bit overwhelming as a Med student!
Great idea! thats my first video for tomorrow :)
@@ABCsofAnaesthesia tysm :))
Can u do video regarding how to take blood frm arm n back of the vein? Is it same teory like this video,?
A poke is a poke is a poke.
Is there still a vein possible to be used for ptient having difficult iv cannulation andHow to find it?
Every patient is different. It's very possible a certain patient has a vein to find. Or to make it easier we would use an Ultrasound to find an appropriate vein. Many ways to get this done.
ok so, if you fail a cannualtion becuase the vien rolled and you have no flash back .... pause for a moment. Have you pinned the vien so now you can canulate a bit further up and it now can't roll.
How to detect or diagnose IV cannula fragment embolism in body? plz help
The only way I know of is checking the cannula itself. Can anyone else add to what I'm saying?
do Radiographers do IVs?
Yes. CT, MRI, Nuclear Medicine technologists start IVs.
Additionally, chemotherapy
absolutely!
Also CT contrast agent. There are protocols where you have to insert volumes of 120 ml or more in the matter of seconds which means flow rates of up to 6ml/second. We really get paravasates quite often and there is a real chance of compartment syndrome.
You’re a hero just sayin lol
Put the arabic language
I'll try now! :)