Thank you so much. This was so clear and helpful. I get a PICC line next week for antibiotics. As a widow, I was a bit worried how I would do it on my own. You inspire confidence. Thank you so much. You are amazing. You are a light with a beautiful smile. Bless you!
Thank you for all your kind words. I hope everything goes well for you. I am sorry to hear of your loss. I cannot imagine how hard that must be. I am sure you will do great with the PICC line and antibiotics!
You just forgot to show two clamp and a clamp in between. You have to unclamp the anabiotic to let it flow once you put it on. Thank you very much for your video. It was great.
It does help me a little but I notice air bubbles in my IV is that normal. It doesn't always do it but have a 30-minute ampoule antibiotics and sometimes it just send through some air
Hello. Ideally, there will be no air in the IV line. However, sometimes a small amount of air will get into the line. A small amount air bubbles is ok. If you notice a lot of air or if there seems to be a lot of small air bubbles, consult with your pharmacist, nurse or doctor.
Hello. Thank you for your question. There should not be any air in the antibiotic syringe. You should be able to connect the syringe to your IV line and infuse it.
Ok thank you so much! You’re video was very thorough and easy to understand. My 78 year old father just began his home IV today and it’s very stressful to say the least, but I’m hoping he’ll get the hang of it soon. He’s not as sharp as he used to be but we will have your video ready to play for him at home and that should be a great help. Thanks again!
@@jackfrost413 I hope everything goes well. If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me. All my best to you and your father.
Thank you so much. This was so clear and helpful. I get a PICC line next week for antibiotics. As a widow, I was a bit worried how I would do it on my own. You inspire confidence. Thank you so much. You are amazing. You are a light with a beautiful smile. Bless you!
Thank you for all your kind words. I hope everything goes well for you. I am sorry to hear of your loss. I cannot imagine how hard that must be. I am sure you will do great with the PICC line and antibiotics!
This is a rock star explanation. I’m bookmarking it for further reference.
Best PICC line video I’ve seen. A BIG thank you. All the best my friend.
Thank you so much.
Oh my you Wonderful..your a life saver ..
I have to give my sister this daily .. Thank you
God bless
I hope everything goes well for your sister. All my best.
I'm about to get a PICC line, and this is the best video I've seen on how to take care of it. Thank you for posting!!
Thank you for your kind words. I hope everything goes well for you.
Very nicely demonstrated 😊
Thank you.
Thank you so much. Very clear instructions. Especially for the first timer
I am glad it was helpful.
awesome video hope all goes well...
Thank you.
That's amazing that RUclips is here for you to profit and teach others😊❤️
Thank you. I love teaching others. This channel is not monetized. The only profit I get is reading people's comments.
Great video thank you
I am glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you *very* much!!
Thank you, very helpful.
Thank you for watching.
You just forgot to show two clamp and a clamp in between. You have to unclamp the anabiotic to let it flow once you put it on. Thank you very much for your video. It was great.
Thank you. I appreciate your kindness.
Does this antibiotics work ? And I’m what ways
It does help me a little but I notice air bubbles in my IV is that normal. It doesn't always do it but have a 30-minute ampoule antibiotics and sometimes it just send through some air
Hello. Ideally, there will be no air in the IV line. However, sometimes a small amount of air will get into the line. A small amount air bubbles is ok. If you notice a lot of air or if there seems to be a lot of small air bubbles, consult with your pharmacist, nurse or doctor.
Why do you have a ventilator?
I have respiratory failure.
I noticed you got the air out of the two saline and the heparin, but what about the antibiotic itself?
Hello. Thank you for your question. There should not be any air in the antibiotic syringe. You should be able to connect the syringe to your IV line and infuse it.
Ok thank you so much! You’re video was very thorough and easy to understand. My 78 year old father just began his home IV today and it’s very stressful to say the least, but I’m hoping he’ll get the hang of it soon. He’s not as sharp as he used to be but we will have your video ready to play for him at home and that should be a great help. Thanks again!
@@jackfrost413 I hope everything goes well. If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me. All my best to you and your father.
I certainly will. I wish you the best as well.
@@jackfrost413 Thank you.
So you have CF?
No, I do not have CF.
Could you be getting saliva in your sterile line by talking over it
Great point.
thank you
Thank you for watching.