This video demonstrates how to administer medications through a peripheral line using the IV push method via a saline lock.
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We can’t share your link , why ?
….Good job….need more attention on locking unlocking area…
Emphasize need to scrub the hub for at least 15 seconds to prevent infection!!!!
Remove the air inside the syringe before the infusion.
Uh this takes time and costs money..hey its just my opinion..
I can’t watch it for some reason.
Hub touched stuff after every “swab”… Wouldn’t that defeat the purpose??