IV TIPS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

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In this engaging video, we celebrate NYSORA's Difficult IV Manual being named an Amazon Bestseller by sharing 5 top tips for IV access in challenging patients directly from the NYSORA’s manual's guidance:
1. Mastering the Low Angle - Emphasizing the crucial skill of low-angle needle insertion for successful IV access.
2. The Revolutionary Reverse Esmarch Technique - Showcasing our widely acclaimed technique, celebrated for its effectiveness in tricky IV situations.
3. Warm Towels to the Rescue - Demonstrating how warm towels can significantly enlarge veins, aiding in cannulation for vasoconstricted or frightened patients.
4. Bending IV Catheters - Offering a novel approach to bending IV catheters to maintain the needle within the vein's lumen, especially useful when a low insertion angle is difficult.
5. Leaving Failed Catheters in Place - A counterintuitive strategy that enhances cannulation success while preventing hematoma by leaving failed catheters in situ with the tourniquet still applied.
Dr. Hadzic's insights equip healthcare professionals with lifetime tips and techniques to improve IV cannulation's success rate, benefiting both practitioners and patients.
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Sir also please shows techniques of insertion of rules tube , and BIG THANKS A LOT SIR 🙏🙏

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Using a manual BP cuff inflated to 70 to 80 mmHg will produce a similar effect to the reverse ESMARCH method.
Also PIV insertion in the volar surface of the wrist is HIGH risk for radial nerve injury and thrombosis, limits movement of that joint and is very painful to the patient during dwell. That IV catheter and/or attached extension tubing will kink with any degree of joint flexion and stop infusing until repositioned. Speaking as a certified vascular access nurse with three decades of experience, I would avoid any attempt in this area.