Important tips and tricks for IV cannulation!
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2020
- This is a live demonstration of intravenous (IV) cannulation.
These are a lot of the things i wish i knew before inserting my first needle.
This was my first video recorded in 2012! unfortunately I didn't have all the usual set up so am using a full sterile set, when this is not needed.
Please focus on the technique rather than the specifics of Aseptic non touch technique that we all adhere to now.
Thanks for watching!!!
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Dude the "blunt portion of upper canula" pearl regarding flattening your needle blew my mind. Makes so much more sense, especially with the visual. Thanks!
I know right! Someone taught me that back in 2005 as a medical student and revolutionized my ‘cannulation career’
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@@ABCsofAnaesthesia For sure! I'm an EM resident and we're fortunate to have great nurses at our shop for most IV's, but I definitely need these skills if I'm ever in the jungle or something... I look forward to watching the rest of your videos, and thanks for all your help and teaching!
YES!!! I'm so glad I came across this video, we're doing IV insertions in class and I feel like this will help me so so much
Was successful in initiating an IV on each of my last 6 patients. I had your instruction playing in my head on each patient. Have really built my confidence. Half of these were medium to hard sticks, too.
Could you do videos on cannulating w/ darker skinned patients, as well as edematous patients, and patients with fragile veins (elderly, dialysis patients, etc.)?
that’s when you need ultrasound guided
Thats good question ?
I go by feel so not by look. So by that, a dark skin person would be no different. My skills are with the elderly. They can be rough. Their veins blow too. I am most successful when I keep their skin tight as I advance. They may need more attempts. If they are really skinny, there might be a delicious on in the bicep area.
Use 70% alcohol, put it on your compress and once your tourniquet is tight enough, apply the compress and tap over it.
If you're really struggling because your patient is in a sepsis or even in shock, you still have the little wrist veins if you need emergency antibiotics or drugs. Btw if you can't have a peripheric vein, the doctor may have the skill to get a jugular catheter.
My technique, if it is really difficult because of a sepsis or hypotension, is to watch on legs (if there is nothing on forearms, elbow, or biceps or shoulder), put a little catheter to use paracetamol and other medications (or even the time the person warms up), and then when the veins come back I can have it on the arms
Quick tip for cannulating the oedematous. Squeeze the site tightly for a few seconds with your the palm of your hand and milk out the fluid. You'll be surprised how well this moves the fluid away just long enough for you to spot a juicy vein.
I used to work post-op surgery and switched to intra-op (sedation) then back to pre/post-op, meaning that I have switched from being quite rusty in my IV skills to needing them basically 24/7.... I have to say, THIS video is the ONLY one I have found to be the most helpful and accurate. He literally includes every tip/trick a practitioner needs to refresh their IV skills rapidly. Thank you! Literally the BEST.
I lower the arm before I apply the tourniquet to get even better engorgement of the veins.
Sweet tip
Salute
Thank you, does it help with dehydrated patients? I’m a nurse learning peripheral intravenous cannulation, and it’s something I want to become accredited in.
Nice tip!
I put warm blankets over the arm😂
Thank you SO much to share your expertise with us, your " low angle entrance , then flatten the cannula " makes so much sense, as we always end up poke through the vein and wasn't even aware!
thanks so much for the kind words and feedback :)
The best IV cannulation technique I have seen. Keep up the good work Dr. Awesome 👏
haha, thanks :)
So helpful, your explanation of "flattening cannula" by using empty cannula plastic bag is just spot-on! Now I got it! The best IV cannulation teaching video. Thank you so much :)
Thank so much for the comment! When someone showed me that back as a Med student it changed everything! Happy to pass it on! All the best!
You just explain things so well, you are a natural.
Thank you for the really good visuals! The most important lesson was not to rush! And to angle down as soon as you get flash back !
This is by far the best cannulation video I’ve ever seen, Thank you
Thank you so much, this is the best demonstration of the cannulation technique I've seen so far.
I am starting my new job on Monday in radiology as assistant. I am going to do my care certificate and train to cannulate. I have been watching your videos over and over to help me when I start. Thank you x
As a dialysis nurse, my skills and techniques have changed. This is a good video to remind myself of the difference in technique.
Thank you so much for this video! The slow demonstration with detailed explanations is exactly what I needed. Hope I can ace my IV cannulations soon!
Thank you DOC!
Blew too many veins today going in at a 45...... this is GOLD‼️🙏
As a student nurse in the UK, I found this extremely useful towards my learning. Thank you.
Thank You!
As nursing apprentice I was in anesthesia pre op for 2 weeks and tried several times. From like 12 times I could try during that time I was successful 5 times. I am happy my last try was a success.
I watched several tutorials but I wish I had seen THIS video in advance. Pretty sure I would have been more successful. Oh and btw: We have Braun cannulas that stop bloodflow after extraction of the needles in hospital. Pretty convenient.
Looking forward to get the chance to try again.
This is the best IV cannulation demonstration video I've seen on youtube - thanks for posting, I'm getting better already :)
Great to hear! very humbling to hear :)
I’m a med Studnet and I was able to cannulate well my first try by following ur tips!
Thats so great to hear! Well done and keep it up!
Thank you Dr Lahiru, you are a LEGEND!! Best video for cannulation EVER!
You really nail the explanation. You are a natural educator.
thanks!
this is such smooth technique, great job
Easily the best IV insertion video out there. Thank you!
Such a great teacher. You made it very understandable.
What an excellent explanation. Beautifully demonstrated and clear instructions and suggestions. Thank you
thanks!
Thank you for making this video! I’m a new EMT who just started practicing on classmates last week, and this was incredibly helpful. Now I can correct all of the mistakes I’m making before my clinical rotation! You have a new subscriber :)
that's literally the best video i've ever seen for IV canulation
The best cannulation video I've seen, I now realize what I was doing wrong while practicing. Thank you!
So kind! Thank you
By far the best vid in IV cannu. THANK YOU!
Oh dear.. Thank you ❤, nobody taught it this clearly ❤. Much respect Sir 🙏😊
Excellent, step by step demonstration. Thank you
This is so interesting to me and fun to learn. As someone who has to get infusion for RA, it’s nice to learn how the process works.
Perfect and helpful technique
This really is one of the best IV videos. Thank you so much for making it! It's extremely helpful!
Excellent demonstration, well done Dr
His tips are gold!! This video makes sense AND all his tips work 👌🏾👌🏾 I like that he explains the anatomy of the vein/needle.
Best demonstration, covering and tips, thank you!
You’re an awesome teacher you speak so eloquently and yr video is so simple to follow 👏👏👏
So accurate explanation ....thank you
Very informative for me who is a student nurse going on placement in a couple of weeks. Thanks.
Super helpful with very precise attention to detail. Thank you!
Best explanation ever 👏🏼
IV cannulation gives me so much anxiety, I've tried to steer away from doing them, worsening the situation. This makes so much more sense when I'm not having a panic attack putting one in.
Great tips! I watched this video, noted your tips and two days later went to work successfully inserted iv. Thanks!
That’s great! So happy to hear that :)
Thank you SO much for these tips. It’s helped immensely with my iv starts and finally I’ve found what I was doing wrong with your videos. Had to start an IV on a surgeon as if that’s not enough to make you nervous, used your tips and did it perfectly! This surgeon was like “A+ for that” and I couldn’t be cheesing more haha thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Legend!
hii
Student paramedic here almost in my 3rd year , still needing advice , I really can’t get IV access , my biggest struggle . Thanks for the video! Hopefully my next victim won’t suffer .
Next "victim"?
How did it go?
A well-made video. Thanks for sharing your tips. We have an expected cannulation tomorrow morning. I will give it a try
Good luck!! How did it go?
I haven't done IV cannulation for a long time. This video refresh my skills. Thanks 👍
Great to hear!
An exceptional explanation! Thank you!!
Thank you very much. Always appreciate the ''out of books'' knowledge given by doctors. Decreases my anxiety of looking dumb in hospital. Subscribed
yeah! I used to love the doctors giving us their inside tips :)
@@ABCsofAnaesthesia Great teaching
Beautifully Explained.
Absolutely great video about Iv cannulation,
Very well done..simplified and easy to follow...THANKS
Hoping for more videos like this..
I watched it in slow motion, it was really good. Thanks for explaining well
Thank u so much because of this channel of yours my confidence in IV cannulation back and I have good insertions
That's great!
Thank you!!! You are truly amazing! I am confident I will do great now!!! Thanks to you!!!
The best video!! Now everything have sense!!!
Yup, be watching this on repeat and trying it out on my next shift, thanks for the tip - Newby Student Paramedic :)
Best of luck! Such an exciting time being a student on this medical journey! well done!!
Much appreciated , Doctor ...
Thank you for your excellent explanation👍
Really struggle with appropriate cannulation. thank you for this!
Super explanation sir
Thanks very good example
Just loving the equipments you are using.. looks so neat
Thank you! thats an old video, so its got better!
Very informative and educating ❤
Your instruction and technique was very helpful. Thanks for taking the time to make this video and I’ll be watching for more. Helpful techniques with geriatric, obese, and darker skin piv videos would be great! Thanks again!
Best teacher ❤
Thank u very clean procedure
Great explanation
Hope it's OK that I used this as a reference in my Capstone on IV insertion for my MSN Ed. Well done !!!!!
Thank you! This video definitely makes a lot of sense and I see my mistakes now as new nurse doing iv access!
Welcome tony! Good luck!
This was such a good video!! Thank you for all of the tricks and great demo's :)
I've always been told faster is better but I tried this and was really happy with how little it hurt. This is an awesome video!
Agreed someone once told me going slower hurts the patient more, but I’d rather go slower and be more accurate than to hurry in the process
hii
Thank you, thank you so much for all your tips! They make complete sense and I'm a living witness your advice works! I'm a new preop nurse, so my main job is starting IVs. Your videos have increased my success rate tremendously. Thank you sir!
This video is amazing.Keep it up doc
Absolutely perfectly explained. Although I'm still scared of my actual patient encounter!
Best demonstration ever and well detailed explanations!!! Thank you. Just subscribed.
Thanks so much!
Great tutorial tks
Great explanation, thank you!.
Very educative.... thanks doc.
This is mind blowing .... thank u
Thanks Doc that was very much clear to see and understanding you done it well thank you so much Doc
Very good demonstrations
Thank you!
Thank you so much for every video !!! 🙏🙏🙏
Awesome video!
Great teaching v patient!
thanks! here's the updated vid ua-cam.com/video/tlR8xqyDjNo/v-deo.html
So, so good. Thank you so much!
You're so welcome!
This is very informative.i enjoyed it thanks
Thanks for the beautiful explanation
Thanks very much Ahmed :)
thank you for your time 😘
That was really helpful! Thank you!
Excellent! narration and the technique!
Thank you kindly!
Thank you for these tips
You are so welcome!
Thanks, awesome video.
Well explained...really a good guidance for the procedure
thanks so much!
This is a great video. Thank you for this. I’m going to use all these tips.
Thank you . This is the best cannulation video, in my opinion.😁
Thats so kind of you :)
Thank you!
Thank you very much Dr. I have learnt a lot from this
Well done. Very well described and good tips I didn't think of prior to watching this video. Thank you.
You're very welcome!