How to Prime Primary IV Tubing | NO AIR BUBBLES! |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video you will learn how to prime primary IV tubing and get no air bubbles! Those air bubbles can be constant and will make your pump beep all day, so prime your tubing with these tips in mind!
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Yes thank you for sharing these tips and tricks 🤩
Loved this, thank you!
found this very concise and helpful :)
Why close all the little clamps when the roller clamp seems to close everything off on its own?
Do you use the Baxter pumps at your facility? My tubing looks exactly like yours, except mine has a vented spike and drip chamber.
Where I am currently working we do use Baxter :) This was old expired IV tubing, not sure what pump it went to though.
@@Katherine_Ann Did your facility also have IV tubing with anaesthesia manifolds?
Thank you! Could you do a video about operating pumps as well?
Meant to say this one was great efficient helpful too 🤗
If I can get my hands on one, absolutely!
When in doubt, banging your tubing on the iv pump always helps to remove bubbles. Ahem. It pulls the bubbles back to the last porthole where you can remove it with a syringe if it is at the level of the iv pump.
Haha! That's one way to do it!
When you say close all the clamps, can you explain why you didn’t close off the blue clamp as well? Maybe I missed something
Hey Quita! I had closed but just did not record myself actually doing that part! :) hope that helps!
Nurse Katherine thank you so much. im a new grad nurse, so im learning a lot from you 😊
How are you doing on your travel job
Loving it! Ratios are great and I get a lunch break everyday!
@@Katherine_Ann good to hear am trying to consider it buh dont know how it work
@@marydanquah4631 check out my "how to become a travel nurse" video! I think it will help a lot!
How to not get air bubbles trick, gets air bubbles. JK thanks for the tip I use it all the time now.
Thanks for watching!
priming the tubing is different for alaris pumps versus other iv pumps
I do it the same way for alaris pumps! What do you do differently?:)
@@Katherine_Ann thats what im saying the way you're using is for alaris pumps. theres 2 other types of pumps that use different tubing where that isn't the most efficient way
@Millennial Nurse Mentor Okay I see what you are saying. I do use this technique with the current pumps I am working with (Baxter) but would you mind sharing the technique you use for the other types of pumps you have worked with?! I would love to know the technique just incase I ever run into those types one day!
@@Katherine_Ann Oh you're good, I was just saying that so you could specify to folks who didn't know there were multiple different iv tubings for different iv pumps
Hmmm, I prime the tubing the same for Alaris pumps too. You just have that blue plastic piece to pull off before inserting into the pump.
Slowly.
You know that we are dying
"no airbubbles" "yes there are airbubbles" 🤡
Omg you guy are so wrong
Hi Banana Bee! I appreciate your feedback, would you mind explaining to me why I am wrong?