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There are different types/brands of Port needles and some are safety needles. You anchor/ hold port under skin while you de-access needle by physicallly pulling needle straight out away from chest/Port.

Please watch 5:45-6:15 that shows/discusses removing gloves used to remove dressing and donning new gloves

"The beveled tip of a Huber needle will not remove a core of silicone from your port-this prevents a chunk of silicone or skin from lodging in your catheter line (an all-too-common complication) and makes your port last longer"

Hi...the video shows both techniques. One way is to use mid and thumb finger to hold cath, then with same hand use index finger to thread catheter sheath off the needle. If you use your thumb and index finger to hold cath you can use the other hand to thread catheter off needle. It's really up to you what you like.

Hi Melissa- thank you so much for watching the CVC dressing change video and for taking the time to provide us with feedback. At the institution this video was filmed at they require sterile gloves be applied, all packages on the sterile field be opened and prepared (so there is no delay while the line is open to air), then they require removal of the dressing with those sterile gloves. Once the dressing is removed- the nurse removes his sterile gloves at 5:45 min in this video, performs hand hygiene and dons a new pair of sterile gloves. We don't demonstrate the donning of the second pair of gloves in the video in the interest of time. You are correct- the nurse in this demonstration did not apply a securement device. In this video we were demonstrating a dressing change on a line that did not require a securement device such as a stat lock (this institution uses other methods of securement on some lines). I really appreciate you sharing the tip on the CHG dressing with me and for taking the time to watch this demonstration and provide feedback. I will be sure to pass all of this advice on to the specialized central line team at this organization. Thanks again!

Hi Nicole...some of the other videos in our PIV playlist ua-cam.com/play/PLvWZmgauEkKKDoEUquReYuzhDRsAFzVHN.html should help as well. PIV insertion basics is 9 min long and filmed during a training session, there are others on PIV securement/pressure ulcer prevention and using IV Cath to draw blood in tiny veins. Best regards, Micheal

Thank you!

Thank you... you might like our PIV playlist that has lots of tips on PIV care and maintenance ua-cam.com/play/PLvWZmgauEkKKDoEUquReYuzhDRsAFzVHN.html

A few thoughts, when you take the catheter out of package, loosen catheter off of needle, then reset catheter before starting IV.....could be the IV catheter itself and how you are using it when threading, or could be catheter is no fully in vessel as shown on last part of video. ***Recommend using a IV trainer to practice, especially when have new IV catheters. Here is a link to the IV trainer we use www.sawbones.com/catalogsearch/result/?product_list_order=sku&product_list_dir=asc&q=redistik+wearable Please reference another video in our playlist titled PIV insertion basics(TCH/Global HOPE). We filmed during a training session. It is longer (9min) but has good teaching points that should help. ua-cam.com/play/PLvWZmgauEkKKDoEUquReYuzhDRsAFzVHN.html Best regards Michael

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Yes, that's what we are trying to demonstrate with video and text in banner within the video