How to Place an Intravenous (IV) Catheter | Canine IV Catheter Placement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- IV access is important for many procedures and the cephalic catheter is the most common IV catheter placed in dogs and cats. This video will walk you through how to place a cephalic #intravenous #catheter in a dog.
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It’s so interesting to see how others clinics do different procedures. Everyone has their own technique of doing things and what works best for them
It is always embarrassing when you don't get the cephalic vein at one touch especially if the client is watching 😂 Good work, doc. I appreciate you
I can relate to this 😂
WOW, What a good dog. You could also tell the lady was real gentle. Great Job.
Dogs sedated, would be mean if it wasnt, that stuff hurts
You make it look so easy! The Vets usually place the catheters at the office I work at, so I haven't been able to try placing one yet. This video helped show me how to help assist in placing a catheter too though. There was no mess! That's crazy. You and your technician did a great job!
I’m training to be a vet technician and I’m so thankful for these videos they help me out when I forget and need to be refreshed and I watch them for fun and to learn new ways to make the office a better and happier place 😀😃😄☺️😊so thank you again love the videos
Just finished my first semester at my RVT program and landed my first job at a veterinary clinic. I asked for stuff to study up on while my job was on a 2 week winter break and placing catheters was one of my assignments since I'm still very new to this field. This video was so straightforward and gave me good insight. Thanks!
congrats, I bet you are just as efficient at many procedures, as this lady is.
Your videos are so useful for us, students, who don't get around to practice much. Thanks a lot ^_^ keep doing the great job you're doing.
oooo look at you tell the whole world your a fuckn student wow
@@redred3408 the only dumb fuck here is you. Go see a psychiatrist
@@redred3408 you're a definition of a certified moron.
@@redred3408 wow literally no one was bragging. There is no hint of her bragging in any way. All she was doing was thanking the people who made the video?? Just because YOU dont feel so good about yourself doesnt mean you trash talk someone who's actually trying to do something with their life. Gtfo
@@redred3408 Uh wow.... you should probably talk to someone about your rage issues before you hurt someone. That was really random and concerning.
You got that catheter is so easy! I've only ever seen a nurse/tech put a catheter in that quickly a few times!
Thanks for all your thorough steps! As a student, this really helps me out!
This person deserves a raise. She's great.
What a patient pup! Lovely job. The way you use the tape is so neat and efficient.
Good boy/girl I watch these so I wouldn’t be as nervous. I’m studying to a vet tech myself
It is very apparent this lady was taught well and has done this many times.
This is by far the BEST video for the proper way to place a catheter. It is surprising to me just how many really BAD videos there are showing really sloppy technique on the part of the person restraining as well as the tech inserting the catheter. Atdove.org really is the GOLD STANDARD for the correct way to practice safe, quality medicine. Thank you Megan and all of the team at Dove for setting the bar high and challenging us to continue to learn, gain confidence AND most importantly, gain recognition and respect for the education that we have and the job that we do as RVT/CVT professionals.
Such a good patient! Hope buddy is doing well
good thing the doggy is an amazing helper here. Cause We´ve all been there with patients that need a full team to get it done. I really love the method you just shared I´ll might use it
I am a new vet assistant and this was so helpful, thank you!!
Tape is the hardest part of placing an IV catheter. I really like your method. Great instruction, as usual.
I am also a DVM student, These videos are very helpful, thanks mam keep helping us, proud to be a Veterinarian..
Learning to do this now as an assistant at our clinic. We normally will use that fourth piece of tape to make the seatbelt for the catheter. We also never let go of it to ensure it stays in the vein while taping, so we tape with one hand but your method seems so much easier.
If only all our patients were as perfect as this dog lol. I was shadowing at a clinic the morning of a Husky spay and that dog refused to go down. She was determined to eat everyone, even after she was pre-medicated she needed a muzzle and a cone way before the surgery even started, and the moment she woke up from surgery she still tried to eat us. Haha, gotta love dogs.
This was so incredibly helpful! I’ll be starting as an emergency & critical care nurse in a few weeks and I’m trying to obtain any piece of helpful info possible!! Thank you!! 🙌🏼💜
She was such a good patient too!
Nicely done. That boxer was such a good sport. I hope he got a few chicken treats. X
Nikita Marie i was dhocked how well behaved they were!
Im student i want to practice please contact me 03145148788
@@saadathussain8457 What? Oo U r a famous guy or something hh? If u need practice u contact the vet not the other way around
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She said she so I think the doggie is a female!
Your content is very useful. We are trying to help more dogs and cats in Vietnam
Thank you! This helped me a lot with my nursing assignment!
+Chloe Waddington We're glad to hear it!
Inserting while teaching at the same time! Good job!
Studying to be a VAR right now and we are watching these videos. Dove has been a tremendous help to us. Thank you for posting these!
Robin Barker var?
That dog looks so brave! I like the way the assistant keeps him quiet while they do this. My doctor keeps me quiet by letting me snuggle up with my baby doll that I have. I cannot have children so I have little cherish. She's been with me through thick and thin and some of you might think I'm crazy for having her, but it helps me be strong and brave in moments like this
Thank you Teacher for giving us nice and detail view on "IV catheter"
I appreciate your efforts.May Allah give you success in your journey
Thoroughly impressed by the patient.
I love her videos simple easy to follow great refreshers
An amazing video. I has crazy nerves when it comes to needles but she made everything so comfortable. I hope she’s become a leader among vets. Very great video.
Poor baby, she was so calm as the nurse was getting her ready. Great job!
What a smile😊 doctor megan, thanks 🌹
I really enjoyed this clip, you are awesome at what you do - nice and clear, precise.
Watching 'angry cat restraint' was amusing, yet professional, with the least amount of stress on him. Great job guys
Flawless job. Vet tech student here and I aspire to be this effortlessly!
I also aspire to be as proficient as this Vet/or Vet technican also
YOUR A GREAT INSTRUCTOR...KEEP UP THESE INFORMATIVE TUTORIALS...♡☆♡
That pup is so good and calm😭❤
Thank you Megan - great video for a 2nd year vet nurse student :-)
I was unsure about being a vet but after a few of your vids I think I still want to :D
Thank you for this video! I'm going into Vet tech school soon and getting to learn some skills is nice :)
Me too! You graduated when i started is what it looks like but im excited for vet tech school and joining my uncle at UF (hes a vet there and a professor and so is his wife, Dr. Harvey Ramirez of the University of Florida)
What is your reasoning behind taping the t-set to the medial side of the leg? I was always taught to tape the t-set to the lateral side of the leg to give easier access if needed--especially in an emergency.
Such a good dog.
I put myself a goal to learn more about dog anatomy to be able to care for it more responsibly.
You explain things so well. Very nice demonstration :-)
Awesome video!! Excellent job! Love your videos!!!
Pretty cool demonstration!
Great presentation! Thank you.
+AlyZen Moonshadow Glad you enjoyed it!
Your ideas is very well and precious ☺️
Iam from Nepal veterinary technician
Also from the last comment Megan, wow what a brave dog!
Brilliant cannulation technique!
Nice 👌👌... TH-cam recommendations are the best 👌
Teacher so cute. Thank you for teaching, it's easier to learn!!1
Awesome video Megan! Nicely done! :)
Love your helpful videos!
Awesome example. Easy to understand & follow thanks!
Wonderful explanation, thank you !
Excellent videos. Thanks for uploading
Nicely done👍It's easier on big well behaved dogs. It can be quite a work on those super small, nervous, twitchy dogs.
This was very helpful! I’m studying animal science and hope to be a vet nurse
Nicely presented the procedure to place I/V catheter in dog.
very nicely done, and well shot video as well.
Thank you the interesting and useful video!
Amazing technique! Thanks alot for that
Your work is more than perfect ..Greetings from Algeria
m a B.V.Sc student....n dis video has been very helpful...thnx so much...
What are your thoughts on wrapping the leg for longer iv therapy to prevent swelling???
I've never done it, saw a couple emergency facilities do it.
Hey THANK YOU for your videos - Much appreciated - keep up the fantastic work - I have "liked" & "subscribed - Bridget (New Zealand)
This video was very helpful thanks ;)
Thank you, I am struggling with this a little bit
Better technique than most nurses I work with : ).
Pets don’t bitch as much as people do; they’re usually much better patients than people are.
I for one think she did a great job.
I'll learn more and more from @dove ❤
you do it so effortlessly, I'm jealous. haha
hi baby
baby your nabara
thank you very much wonderfully clear!
awesome video thanks! :) great job btw!
Excelente manera de colocar el acceso venoso! Las felicito!
such an amazing tutorial!
you make it look so easy :)
Excellent video!
Excellent video, but I am curious. What kind of clippers did you use
A very interesting catheter.
very informative. nicely explained.
Excellent demo.
Great patient!
Very good 😊 great patient 💋
Awesome doc
Thank you so much 😊
Very informative
And very good dimonstration
calmest dog EVER
Useful video thanks ☺️☺️☺️
Megan, you are amazing
Great work doctor
Great work
Great video
That dog was the best!
Edit: I would've freaked out but end up saying, "That was *that* bad!"
hi! are you supposed to change the needle after finishing a dextrose bag for the dog? thanks really appreciate it
Great job
Why the thumbs down? That was smooth and very informative!
Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Intersting channel for students and more...
Hello Megan, I've been trying to find schools to go to for a Veterinary Assistant and work my way up. I was just wondering if you could tell me where you went for schooling, and how it worked for you.
Nicely done!