SF Nursing | Peripheral IV and Central Line Medication Administration

[@laurenmccabe5738]

I am a pharmacy student and this was a fantastic crash course in understanding IV line administration and terminology! Thank you :)

[@cheyennebarnes7447]

Great video and excellent explanation of every step. Thank you!

[@christinamariekuta5957]

I appreciate the knowledge documented gives careers reality helping students decide direction of study

[@rachelray612]

Thank you so much! great demonstration!

[@sharletvincent6649]

Great video! Thank you!

[@viddaroshinns8258]

Hi,
Great video. I have a question . When using an IV filter such as supor 0.2 micron filter as an add on filter not integrated, where is it placed?. I found myself using a giving set where the only option to attach was at end of set where catheter tubing is attached. I then attached catheter tubing to filter. All pretty close to insertion site. While I am here on a gravity fed set , using this filter, the max Gtts/min I could achieve was 76 gtts /min. I needed 80. Any advice appreciated.Thank You

[@doremifasolatido-ro7zs]

can we also aspirate to check for back flow that way we can assess if the line is patent?

[@lai238]

Why do you not need heparin on peripheral

[@kathrynstafford7099]

Is it 10cc saline flush for picc line

[@jaynebartlein6757]

You forgot to clamp and unclamp between

[@christinamariekuta5957]

Why are they making this public do we citizens have more epidemic worries of emergency help

[@salweirdz2161]

Some pts are d/c with a midline or pic line. Night meds are usually given by family members.