Lab Corp technician refused to USE butterfly venous puncture and did several punctures on my cubital vein area causing permanent nerve damage, I HAVE ATROPHY OF MY PALMAR PROMINENCE WITH BURING PAIN,
You did not show the transfer system from the hypodermic needle/butterfly needle at medial vein (into tubes). I was hoping to see how the transfer system works. Thank you for the informative content.
Whenever I get my blood drawn, I always ask the phlebotomist to do it from a hand vein. I did that twice in 2014, and it wasn't as painful as the inner elbow.
You should always wear gloves-- I do not touch patient skin with my bare hands-- then when you get your supplies you never touch the gray part of the blood tubing to keep sterile because that is a needle in that gray part.
We are taught to touch the wings the entire time because letting go can cause the needle to shift and be uncomfortable
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So true
So informative, thank you!
Lab Corp technician refused to USE butterfly venous puncture and did several punctures on my cubital vein area causing permanent nerve damage, I HAVE ATROPHY OF MY PALMAR PROMINENCE WITH BURING PAIN,
You did not show the transfer system from the hypodermic needle/butterfly needle at medial vein (into tubes). I was hoping to see how the transfer system works. Thank you for the informative content.
Whenever I get my blood drawn, I always ask the phlebotomist to do it from a hand vein. I did that twice in 2014, and it wasn't as painful as the inner elbow.
Great video
What do you suggest for people afraid of needles?
You should always wear gloves-- I do not touch patient skin with my bare hands-- then when you get your supplies you never touch the gray part of the blood tubing to keep sterile because that is a needle in that gray part.
How do I stop fainting? Do I have to drink 10 cups of coffies to keep blood pressure high enough?