Why injecting a drug in an artery is dangerous?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- 🔍 Understanding Drug Injection: Veins vs. Arteries🔍
Ever wondered why most drugs are injected into veins and not arteries? In this video, we explore the crucial reasons behind this medical practice.
🩸 Arteries vs. Veins: Arteries are high-pressure vessels, and injecting into them can lead to blood outflow, resulting in potential blood loss. Moreover, arteries are deeper and smaller in diameter compared to superficial veins, making the injection process riskier.
💉 Injection Challenges: Arteries require active power or pressure-assisted injections, making gravity-assisted methods ineffective. Injecting drugs into arteries may lead to tissue necrosis and, in extreme cases, even amputation.
🔄 Blood Flow Dynamics: Arteries supply specific organs, and injecting drugs into them could cause local overdose, toxicity, or capillary blockade. Additionally, certain drugs may induce severe arterial spasm or precipitate, disrupting blood flow and causing ischemic death in supplied areas.
🌐 Exception for Cancer Treatment: While generally discouraged, there are exceptions, such as cancer treatments. Some anticancer drugs are injected into arteries to deliver a high dose directly to the tumor while minimizing exposure to the rest of the body.
👩⚕️ Educational Insight: Understanding the intricacies of drug injection is crucial for medical professionals and enthusiasts alike. Learn why medical practitioners choose veins over arteries for most drug administrations.
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I am here to see after Bihar India incident. A nurse inject pain killer drug into artery of young girl . This is so dangerous now I see.
Same here bro...
One girl from Bihar india she lost her left Hand because of Nurse give the Injection in Her Hand
Yeah exactly me too.
me too
Me too
Thank you ❤
Thank you sir 😅for this information video this video is very helpfull for all medico and all bio student
Most welcome
This happened in bihar , injection in artery that result amputation oh hand to save girl life
Exactly
Yes
Very informative thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video informative.
Came here After Bihar Incident. It's really painful to see that girls condition.
I'm truly sorry to hear about the incident in Bihar, and I share in the sentiment of pain and concern. The health and safety of individuals are of utmost importance. Injecting drugs in an artery can indeed lead to severe consequences. Sending thoughts of support to those affected. 🙏💔
Me too after bihar accident
Thank you very much ser
Most welcome
I've destroyed every major n mimor vein toe to kneecap and fingertip to bicep. Iv heroin and fentynl and cocaine 21 years. I'm 40.
i m an opioid user since 8 years,now my age is 29,can u tell me how should i recover my veins...m so sad.....
@@adnannoor366 don't use opioid.
@@adnannoor366same
@@adnannoor366 i'm IDU for 28 years and clean for 3 years. I think it is impossible to recover our veins again. But, after cleaning for a very long years some veins are formed again.
Nice
Thanks
The goofy graphics and cartoon sound effects makes me wonder if this is purely educational or if they're purposely being silly. Not a complaint, mind you! I love silly science channels, but I just didn't expect it at *all* x)
You've got a keen eye! We're here to make science a little wacky and a lot of fun. Thanks for being part of the adventure! 🎉🔍
When drugs are injected into the brachial artery is it be able to return to the heart?
Yes, medications can return to the heart if they are injected into the brachial artery. The main blood vessel known as the brachial artery supplies blood to the arm and extends from the shoulder to the elbow. Eventually, the blood in the brachial artery moves into bigger blood vessels and goes back to the heart.
When medications are injected into the brachial artery, the blood transports them to many organs, including the heart. The medications are then delivered to their target organs by the heart as it pumps blood to the rest of the body.
Bihar incident brought me here. She lost her arm because of **** nurse
These careless mistakes should not happen again.
I used to be a Drugs Addict, an IDU. Many times, by mistake, we Drugs Addict used to injected Drugs in an arteries. At that timea, if even i injected such few, very very few drugs in the artery, it is very very painful, the amount of pain cannot be describe. The sole of our legs is just like we suddenly step on a very hot Coal or Iron out of furnish. We cannot stand on our feet, and also for few minutes there is a pain as well as a numb around where we injected.
Hey @jimrosedadreamer81, thank you for sharing your experience. It sounds incredibly painful, both physically and emotionally. I can't imagine what you've been through. It's brave of you to talk about it. If you're still struggling with addiction, please know that there's help available. You don't have to go through this alone. There are many resources and support groups that can offer guidance and assistance on the journey to recovery. You deserve a life free from the grip of addiction. Take care, and reach out if you need someone to talk to.
Hi
@@WorldOfEduPharma I'm an IDU for around 28 years and now i'm clean for around 3 years. I'm in medication, i means i take OST now.
I have a friend that is getting his hand amputated after accidentally injecting into an artery on his wrist. I never knew this much about it though. Stay off drugs guys.
I'm really sorry to hear about your friend's situation. That sounds like an incredibly difficult and challenging experience. I hope your friend is receiving the necessary medical care and support during this time.
So u can't just like yo self any where?
NO