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Injecting Air into Vial: Clinical Skills SHORT |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มี.ค. 2023
- Ellis demonstrates injecting air into a vial before drawing the medication. This step makes the whole process easier!
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Just be careful with thin glass vials - they will explode with pressure.
Yikes! thanks for this comment, thats kind of something that needs to be mentioned in the video. i would have done this so bless you
Thanks
Yes I thought so. Pressure build up
I love this technique!
Except when the vial is pressurized to prevent diversion. I found that out the hard way.
You’re awesome.
Is there anyway you could show the proper way to use draw while using a shield? I work in a radiation facility. We get work through shields all the time but everyone is always so busy to help with proper technique.
Right exactly how I do mine.
Why does this not work for me?
Very clear instruction.. Thank you.
You are welcome!
I think we’re talking more about pulling from the bottom of a vial, small amount of meds, etc. My meds have 2 tiny vials/mo w/small mg so there’s no way to get the meds into the shot without pulling air, turn vial upside down and making sure the needle is barely inserted into the vial cap so that it’s drawing the liquid, not the air, allow the liquid to flow into the needle THEN OBVIOUSLY we are going to look at the shot and make sure the med is at proper level, then we get rid of any excess air from the shot! Surely we all know that the plunger has to be level with the correct med amount! We’re not going to have med, the rest of it filled with air and inject! NO!
You put the air in the beginning because it is a placeholder within the vial and will push the med out. Regardless of anything, no one should ever inject air into their body! If someone tells you that, I would NOT do it!
This method still gives me trouble if after inserting proper amt of air into vial and turning it upside down so it can properly flow…I don’t get the very tip of the needle covered under the upside down meds & accidentally let the tip stick out too much through the meds, touching air! You have to make sure when you turn it upside down you DONT take it out of the vial but before you start anything you make sure to carefully pull the syringe/needle back so it’s covered by liquid the whole time and then it should disperse the exact amount of liquid med that you filled with air
That's a good "tip" but as somebody else already said... That glass vial is gonna explode at some point
the only way it would explode is if you opened a brand new vial and it was filled to the brim with insulin.
Learned this is Nursing Clinical's and I still remember I also use to give injections to family members.
The most informative and helpful video. Thanks
So glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
excellent
you should be drawing air in with the cap on.
I think, this is not a proper, the atmospheric air may contain microbes / anything leads to contamination
I agree. Seems off to me.
This is also my concern
Not when you leave the cap on the syringe. And good luck drawing anything out of the vile w/o doing this.
I’ve been doing this for a while and no issues.
You haven't a clue what you're talking about. 🤦
what about sterile procedures? everything is exposed to air.
Yeah did not work at all
Thanks
Very welcome!
I also release air and do it manual it depends on how much I need to withdraw.
But i thought air was bad. Like i do diabetics shots and they cant have air bubbles.
bro explained the reason why paramedics flick their syringe
Hi there are some good things
Casually taking in air into sterile vial 😂
It’s literally what doctors say to do
Awesome
Thanks!
so green needle or brainstorm?
Not funny
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I do not agree with you. The air should not come inside the syringe
Yes it should lol. I just did tuis this morning and it is the first step of the process. You then flick the syringe and push the air out before injecting into your body.
Thanks
Welcome😊