Thank you. I struggle with hanging IV's and you have done an amazing job clearing things up for me. You need to be a teacher if you are not so already. I wish my nursing school teachers were as good as you!
Thank you for making this easy to follow instructions on how to setup an IV piggyback. This is by far better than that Elsevier garbage that my university is forcing us to pay for.
Best tutorial available! Especially for those of us needing to work on nursing school skills during Covid-19 shut downs, this is a life saver for those of us who cannot attend labs in person. Please make more!! Thank you thank you thank you
I can't thank you enough for this video. I am a new hire LPN in the general medicine unit. They only gave me a total of 4 shift orientations (including day and night shifts).Unit's70 % of patients are on IV fluids. I watched many videos but none of them were as clear and complete as yours. very thankful that I found your video. thank you and God bless you.
Thank you! I’m a new grad nurse on a med surg floor and this has been tricky for me especially hanging a secondary med like a glass bottle of IV Tylenol priming the line has been tricky lol
So thorough and organized. I think I'll adopt your process lol. Brand new baby Rn here and we use alaris pumps at my facility. Thanks for the helpful video!
I absolutely love this video! It is so informative with great captions, visuals, and explanations. I watched this with my clinical group and the instructor noted to make sure the luer-lok is open to air so it would actually be infused :)
Ahhh I needed this!! Covid hit when we were supposed to learn this! A year later apparently we were just magically supposed to know this ahahah Thank You!!
Thank you for providing this video, it was very helpful I had ah-ha moments all the way through as I could relate to course content and the procedure out of the test book I just finished reading through this week.
hey girl great video! but I was taught that spiking the mini before priming the secondary tubing can offset the dose of the medication so its best to prime the secondary tubing into the primary first to fill the chamber, then spike the bag. That way you can ensure that none of the med is lost
The Vancomycin bag concentration is incorrectly labeled. It should read 2 mg/mL (Not 5mg/mL). The pump displays the correct concentration. The video is done methodically, step by step. Nice Job!
When you insert the square slider clamp into the Alaris pump at 04:53, do you push the white clamp further into the pump or do you leave it sticking out?
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The most thorough and clear instructions about how to put primary + secondary +pump use I have ever seen, thumbs up!
Thank you!
thank you for this! a great refresher!
Thank you on this
Thank you. I struggle with hanging IV's and you have done an amazing job clearing things up for me. You need to be a teacher if you are not so already. I wish my nursing school teachers were as good as you!
Thank you for making this easy to follow instructions on how to setup an IV piggyback. This is by far better than that Elsevier garbage that my university is forcing us to pay for.
AGREE
Thank you!
Agreed. With those nurses from 1972
yes I agree most thorough and clear instructions I have ever seen. Way to go. Wow, short, so clear, so informative.
Best instructional vídeo I’ve seen so far
I'm a baby nurse and this helped me so much. Very thorough and easy to follow. Much appreciated. 😉
One of the best videos I have seen in a long time. Thank you.
This presentation was excellent. Pointing out all the little details needed to feel confident in doing this skill.
Best tutorial available! Especially for those of us needing to work on nursing school skills during Covid-19 shut downs, this is a life saver for those of us who cannot attend labs in person. Please make more!! Thank you thank you thank you
I’m a graduate RN.
Really appreciate this video. Thank you so much!
I can't thank you enough for this video. I am a new hire LPN in the general medicine unit. They only gave me a total of 4 shift orientations (including day and night shifts).Unit's70 % of patients are on IV fluids. I watched many videos but none of them were as clear and complete as yours. very thankful that I found your video. thank you and God bless you.
Thank you so much amazing!!!! I am a new nurse and this rocks!!!!
Most thorough instructional video on setting up IVs so far! watching all your vids now :)
Best tutorial I have ever seen throughout nursing school! Such a big help. Thank you!
Thank you! I’m a new grad nurse on a med surg floor and this has been tricky for me especially hanging a secondary med like a glass bottle of IV Tylenol priming the line has been tricky lol
this was very helpful we never learned how to program pumps in nursing school! Please post more
Very detailed with rationales. I love this for tomorrow's clinical exam!
So thorough and organized. I think I'll adopt your process lol. Brand new baby Rn here and we use alaris pumps at my facility. Thanks for the helpful video!
This is perfect for new nurses. Thank you so much!
You are an amazing teacher. Please continue to do more nursing videos to help nursing students. Good job!
This is the best video for IV piggyback, thank you!!!!
You explain things in such an easy to follow manner! Really helping this nursing student here!!
this is the best tutorial ive seen; so thorough and easy to understand!!! thank you so much for this!
This is literally the best video I have found on IV primary and IV piggy back. Thank you so much!
thank you so much for this video! IV pumps scare me everytime and i feel like i always miss a step! This was very detailed!!
I absolutely love this video! It is so informative with great captions, visuals, and explanations. I watched this with my clinical group and the instructor noted to make sure the luer-lok is open to air so it would actually be infused :)
I’m not a big commenter, but this video was the BEST video I have seen thus far!!!! Very helpful and informative! Thank you!
Thank you for posting this! Really helpful video! My checkoff is tomorrow, and my husband's is Friday. Nervous but feel more confident now.
You're welcome. Glad you have gained more confidence! Hope you guys did well on your checkoff :)
This video is the best I have seen. Thank you! I feel so much better about this now. 😀
this was way better than what we got in school
Extremely helpful and step-by-step, thank you very much
Very thorough! Good job!
Very thorough and clear thank you for sharing your knowledge
I love this, it makes me feel confident in my clinical placement. I hope you keep posting a lot of nursing skills. Thank you so much!!
Testing out today and this really helped me feel confident, thankyou!
Thank you for doing what you did in this video. The best instructional video I have seen to date.
This was amazingly helpful. Thank you so much! It's the best video I have seen on this skill :)
Amazing video, thank you for this! The best Primary and IVPB video out there!
Ahhh I needed this!! Covid hit when we were supposed to learn this! A year later apparently we were just magically supposed to know this ahahah Thank You!!
Very Good explaination and feeling more confident to impress my preceptor. Good Job
OMG; YOU NEED TO DO MORE VIDEOS... THIS WAS REALLY GOOD
I really needed this video, very well done. Thank you for making it ❤.
Very comprehensive, you made my learning easier..high five for you!
Thank you! This is the best video I’ve seen so far, so helpful!
Great tutorial!! You are the best!❤❤
Very clear and concise! Thanks for sharing and keep us posted with more videos.
Thank you, great thorough video!
This is so helpful and clear !
Thank you so much! You included lots of details and made the process clear! :)
The best tutorial ive seen, very informative and clear. Thank you so much!!!!
Very clear! Thank you so much for posting this.
Thank you so much. Much better than nursing school :)
Love ❤️ your videos. I learned so much! Keep up the good work 👍
this is a lifesaver. thank you so much!
Amazing. So helpful cleaner and concise.
Thank you. Thank you!! For taking the time to organize this skill. So helpful for those of use just learning how to setup an IV. Great video!
Excellent and very detailed explanations, thank you so much :)
The video is just perfect now I understand what is going on
Super video! Informative! Organized! Thanks and I am confident you'll be a terrific nurse!
Thank you for providing this video, it was very helpful
I had ah-ha moments all the way through as I could relate to course content and the procedure out of the test book I just finished reading through this week.
Very detailed!! Thank you ❤
The best video I've seen. Please continue to post more videos.
Excellent production and clear narration! You are an amazing teacher. Thank you for this resource.
THIS WAS GREAT!!
this was awesome!!
Wowwwww!!!! The best video ever! Thank you!
hey girl great video! but I was taught that spiking the mini before priming the secondary tubing can offset the dose of the medication so its best to prime the secondary tubing into the primary first to fill the chamber, then spike the bag. That way you can ensure that none of the med is lost
That's what I noticed, too
Thank you so much you are good teacher they helpful to me
this video was helpful !! thank you so much!!
please make more videos about assessments and other skills.
i subscribed !!
Thank you! Very informative and easy to understand =D
You’ve saved my life 💪🏿
Beautifully explained and great technique! Thank you for sharing. I'm saving this to my favorites!
Best teacher thank you
This was absolutely amazing. Thank you.
Amazing video! Thank you for taking the time to create this video.
That was useful dear,.please make more video
This was such am amazing tutorial, I can't thank you enough ❤️
Great video!
Thank you so much for this. I love the level of detail!
Thank you for this video! It helps me a lot
SO after 250 ml vancomycin are infused the pump will start infusing the 50 ml of the primary fluid and then it will stop automatically?
You did a great job explaining this
Very Nice nd detailed video
Fantastic video
The Vancomycin bag concentration is incorrectly labeled. It should read 2 mg/mL (Not 5mg/mL). The pump displays the correct concentration. The video is done methodically, step by step. Nice Job!
great video. quick question. if there's 500 mg of vanco in 250 mL, shouldn't it be 2 mg/mL, not 5 mg/mL?
Very helpful pls upload more
Wow! Thank you so much!
Hi Myloan! This is AMAZING. I am sharing with the whole cohort!!!! Thank you so much. Miss you and hope that everything is going amazingly!!!
This is a really good teaching video. You have not posted in a year will you be uploading more of these types of videos?
Thank you!! So helpful
Good work.
i still don't get how to determine what to set the rate and VTBI of the primary infusion when piggyback
This was a great video!! Thank you
so if you didn't have that one way valve on your primary IV line, would you have to clamp the primary iv line above the pump?
Good job !
great video! thank you
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When you insert the square slider clamp into the Alaris pump at 04:53, do you push the white clamp further into the pump or do you leave it sticking out?