IV Medication Administration: Using a Mini Bag with Vial Attached Using a Flow-Rate Controller

Option Care Health's best-in-class patient education ensures you can administer your medication confidently, safely and effectively. This video will help you learn how to administer your medication using a mini bag with a vial attached using a flow-rate controller. This information is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice. Always do what your doctor, nurse or pharmacist recommends.
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[@MattHumanPizza]

Great video. Just what I was looking for.

[@alfredricciosr65]

I need to speak to speak to someone in charge now today I’m waiting 2 days for a nurse to show

[@debrasmith7923]

Where are your gloves???????

[@janicekilby]

I worry about her big rings. Isn't that an infection control issue?

[@lreese48]

Where do I find how to set the dial?

[@hardwiredhate]

Thank you so much for posting this video!!! 💙

[@leekleek8937]

Awesome!!!!

[@andrewjack1720]

Warning: inaccurate video. You should hold the drug bottle beneath the saline bag to mix the two (NOT above it as shown). Otherwise the liquid doesn't rise but the powder enters the saline poorly mixed

[@marilyncortez6395]

Need to print instructions

[@jennjenn79]

Just go to the transcription of the video and you'll have it printed out right there

[@ScreamTatumRiley]

this is too much to write I need instructions 😂

[@4278mary]

You absolutely do not need gloves to prepare this,just need to perform hand hygiene prior to preparing.

[@siscayusiana2009]

Without wearing gloves?? 😮

[@BitsyBee]

In home health (most viewers) gloves aren't usually worn, and they aren't sterile gloves anyway.