Over 20 countries have now changed how they administer the vaccine by adding aspiration due to blood clots, heart attacks and strokes due to if the vaccine is injected into a blood vessel instead of the muscle the spike proteins replicate and attach to blood vessel walls and platelets then attach causing blood and heart disorders!!!
i don't get it. making that V but then taking that hand away, how is one to remember where the injection area is? there has to be a more foolproof method.
@Jose Perez de la Cruz So how do you guarantee not hitting a vessel? What no answer to that question? Tell me Jose, What is the down side to Aspiration? What is the down side to hitting a vessel? I will wait.
@7:19. Why not? Why not just do it to be safe? Even if the risk is minuscule, you don’t want an intravenous injection. I would not feel comfortable unless this injection was aspirated.
@@lross489 Extremely low doesn’t equal zero. When done billions of times, it could amount to significantly more than zero. Again, why not do it, especially if a person asks. Simple question. I suspect the simple answer should be: no reason.
@@espperre Health professionals should always abide by evidence-based practice. No procedures are completely risk free but with correct technique, landmarking and appropriate needle length IM vaccination can be done swiftly without this unnecessary step. Aspiration prior to an IM vaccination will only cause more pain and stress to the patient.
@@lross489 The scientific question to ask is “how many improperly administered (i.e. inadvertently administered intravenously due to non-aspiration) are the cause for clots or breakthrough cases or countless other issues?” I see no valid reason to not aspirate. The CDC’s claim of increased pain is a weak argument, afaic. The government of Denmark disagrees with that notion as well as they now mandate aspiration of vaccine. This doctor, one or many, also disagree, and will not administer this vaccine without aspiration. czcams.com/video/WuyAtvwP2H4/video.html
Check latest conversations regarding aspirating when administering covid vaccines. It's suspected that clotting inflammation pericarditis myocarditis issues may be a result of injecting into vessels, vaccine goes straight to the heart. Every preventive measure is appreciated.
How would they know if the shot is not hitting a vein if they don’t aspirate? They really don’t want to waste these vaccines. Aspirations can lead to disposal.
This was a well presented documentation of the process of administering the vaccine including steps prior to administration, the administration of the vaccine, and adverse reactions with time frames to be on the alert for. There is a misconception in the health care field that you pinch the skin of the deltoid when administering the vaccine. Thank you for showing the technique of pulling the skin taught. Another less documented step you also showed was that pulling back on the plunger prior to injection is not necessary. Well Done!
The "Deltoid Safe Injection Site" provides a location that has a "low probability" of hitting a blood vessel, but not a zero probability. Further, in watching this video, I saw only one person who appeared [to me] to actually be "checking landmarks" properly; most seemed [to me] to be "eyeballing" it. Under those circumstances, you can bet that I want someone who takes those extra few seconds to aspirate the syringe, id est, "pull back on the plunger" as it were!
All intra muscular injections should be aspirated as there is a risk of injecting directly into a blood vessel.. all muscles have blood vessels and younger or athletic people are likely to have larger blood vessels.. the risk may indeed be low but it is certain that accidental intravenous injections will happen, it's just common sense.
Had my 2nd shot today. I don't like needles, but I know I don't hate them as much as others. Regardless, I know it would be more difficult for me to administer the shots.
The Deltoid avoids most major blood vessels so it’s very difficult to somehow get into one, and aspirating also can cause unnecessary pain to the patient.
@@rosemanuellaojiugoudensi5032 IV application of adenovirus vector virions to mice has shown link to thrombocytopenia. Aspiration is not a resolved issue, but for vaccines it may be prudent to take extra care not to hit a blood vessel, even a small one.
He meant no major blood vessels present. In the deltoid if you place correctly there is not. Cdc does not recommend aspiration for vaccines.look it up.
CDC states aspiration is not necessary since there are no large blood vessels in the recommended sites and aspiration may cause more discomfort. www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/acip-recs/general-recs/administration.html
No its not wise. I dont give a flying shit if the CDC says so or not. Human anatomy has not changed despite what the CDC says. Us nurses have been taught to aspirate for well over 40 years. Why has that changed now with the covid vaccine? Every time I give an IM injection I aspirate because there has been a few times I have seen blood come back. Its rare but it happens. It take milliseconds to do and can prevent complications. Its better to use your own brain than listen to some tool that hands out a link to the new cdc nonsense.
It’s because it’s not recommended to aspirate IM vaccines. Most guidelines including the cdc do not recommend it. That and there’s little scientific data to really say that it helps.
@@talentedgirl22 you mean other than the data that shows injecting these vaccines directly via IV is harmful? There is data on that. It’s a known issue.
I felt like I should have stayed quiet instead of telling the pharmacy assistant at the last second (when it first occurred to me consciously) that she was on the wrong arm. It was an unorthodox setup with the pharmacist asking patients which arm they prefer and then relaying that (along with all of the the intake information) to the person giving the shot. So I have no way of knowing now whether or not I even received the second Moderna shot because it seemed like the assistant yanked out the needle instantly. I assured her that all actually I cared about was increasing my immunity no matter which arm was used. I accidentally put her in the awkward situation of having to keep things simple and decide whether sticking me twice would be worth her having to document since the mix-up which feels mostly like my own mistake. As far as I'm concerned, the person asking which arm to use needs to be the same person who is giving the shot like every other shot I have ever received. Now I'm nervous just hearing open sneezing in these suddenly mask-free public settings (having heard zero sneezes anywhere in almost one and-a-half years). I'm wondering how many parts of the world achieved this level of sneeze control which I'm sort of already missing.
Incorrect procedure! Aspiration is needed for all IM injections to ensure it is actually IM and not intravascular. People can have anomalous vessels not always in expected location.
I agree with you. I just learned about this. Luckily with my two COVID shots I had only soreness in my arm for a day, like you are supposed to. Yet many people , at least 12 people I know , noticed a taste in their mouth- high heart rates, dizziness, nausea, and blood clots. I am worried. If the vaccine went into their veins, are they even protected from COVID? And would it have just been digested and exit the human body as waste? Hospitals are filling up with people with cardio illnesses. I’m afraid if future trillion dollar lawsuits that could bankrupt our country. I can just see it already.
@@mblackops2 I’m assuming for Your name Mohammed that your Muslim and as you know in the Islamic faith it is true that Jesus will return in a Second Coming to fight Gog & Magog & Al-Masih ad-Dajjal or "False Messiah" & establish peace & justice on earth
@@jimandrews4261 Yes but that has nothing to do with the vaccine, pandemics happen all the time, I took the vaccine and my whole family did as well and a lot of other people Ik. This isn’t a new world order, y’all are paranoid idiots who believe in conspiracy theories from people high on crack rather than listen to actual doctors and scientists.... this isn’t political and it shouldn’t be.. this is a medical problem that has to do with human lives. Ofc I believe Jesus is al-masih but this have nothing to do with it and I can guarantee that. I’m a Molecular Bio major in college rn and my father is a doctor and I have friends in Medical school, people in the science field including myself are way more intelligent when it comes to this subject Cuz we study and work our butts off to learn and devour this information to save people’s life and help the world.
New research is saying aspiration is absolutely necessary to avoid heart problems if you miss the muscle
Over 20 countries have now changed how they administer the vaccine by adding aspiration due to blood clots, heart attacks and strokes due to if the vaccine is injected into a blood vessel instead of the muscle the spike proteins replicate and attach to blood vessel walls and platelets then attach causing blood and heart disorders!!!
EXACTLY
@@tallen9649 REAL
Does anyone have a video of it done being real time like one would in a clinic or something?
Sir which arm is best for taking covid vaccine?I took first vaccine in my right hand second can take left hand?
Why is aspiration not necessary. Isn't it wise to make sure the vaccination is not touching a blood vessel.
i don't get it. making that V but then taking that hand away, how is one to remember where the injection area is? there has to be a more foolproof method.
Aspersion is necessary. There are blood vessels and arteries in the deltoid muscle and everyone’s anatomy is different. I can’t believe this.
Nope not necessary any more. Google it
@@bigcross7 Small (non existent) Price to pay to safe guard against future problems. SCREW GOOGLE.
I was taught that way over 20 years ago. I'm old school. The new technique is no aspiration unless it's the DG muscle.
@Jose Perez de la Cruz So how do you guarantee not hitting a vessel? What no answer to that question? Tell me Jose, What is the down side to Aspiration? What is the down side to hitting a vessel? I will wait.
@Jose Perez de la Cruz czcams.com/video/nBaIRm4610o/video.html
@7:19. Why not? Why not just do it to be safe? Even if the risk is minuscule, you don’t want an intravenous injection. I would not feel comfortable unless this injection was aspirated.
Because we know that the chances of hitting a vessel in that inverted triangle area below the acromion process is extremely low
@@lross489 Extremely low doesn’t equal zero. When done billions of times, it could amount to significantly more than zero.
Again, why not do it, especially if a person asks. Simple question. I suspect the simple answer should be: no reason.
@@espperre Health professionals should always abide by evidence-based practice. No procedures are completely risk free but with correct technique, landmarking and appropriate needle length IM vaccination can be done swiftly without this unnecessary step. Aspiration prior to an IM vaccination will only cause more pain and stress to the patient.
@@lross489 The scientific question to ask is “how many improperly administered (i.e. inadvertently administered intravenously due to non-aspiration) are the cause for clots or breakthrough cases or countless other issues?”
I see no valid reason to not aspirate. The CDC’s claim of increased pain is a weak argument, afaic. The government of Denmark disagrees with that notion as well as they now mandate aspiration of vaccine. This doctor, one or many, also disagree, and will not administer this vaccine without aspiration. czcams.com/video/WuyAtvwP2H4/video.html
@@espperre need a new needle and new Vax ?
Check latest conversations regarding aspirating when administering covid vaccines. It's suspected that clotting inflammation pericarditis myocarditis issues may be a result of injecting into vessels, vaccine goes straight to the heart.
Every preventive measure is appreciated.
It might be helpful if people will able to access the presentation.
Why didn't you asperate?
How would they know if the shot is not hitting a vein if they don’t aspirate? They really don’t want to waste these vaccines. Aspirations can lead to disposal.
It's okay throw them all in the trash.
locate and then find outer most edge....seems a bit finding, at least for layperson.
Had mine and the nurse didnt use any alhocol pads and bondage. Literrally just injected and done.
That’s definitely what we’re no supposed to do. Regardless of what we’re injecting we have to use alcohol pads on every patient
I don’t know about in the states, but here in the U.K. the vaccine advice says alcohol swabs are not required unless the area is visibly dirty.
@@christophermanktelow544 I am from the UK btw. So I guess I'm good then? haha
Same 4 me😂😂😂 But band aid needed to be removed quiq anyway, so my family dont see it
Only was suprised that I was in pain faster, than I trough, when I got stabbed instead of just cleaning.
This was a well presented documentation of the process of administering the vaccine including steps prior to administration, the administration of the vaccine, and adverse reactions with time frames to be on the alert for. There is a misconception in the health care field that you pinch the skin of the deltoid when administering the vaccine. Thank you for showing the technique of pulling the skin taught. Another less documented step you also showed was that pulling back on the plunger prior to injection is not necessary. Well Done!
The "Deltoid Safe Injection Site" provides a location that has a "low probability" of hitting a blood vessel, but not a zero probability. Further, in watching this video, I saw only one person who appeared [to me] to actually be "checking landmarks" properly; most seemed [to me] to be "eyeballing" it. Under those circumstances, you can bet that I want someone who takes those extra few seconds to aspirate the syringe, id est, "pull back on the plunger" as it were!
Barbie how are we guaranteed the vaccine is not administered intravascularly?
All intra muscular injections should be aspirated as there is a risk of injecting directly into a blood vessel.. all muscles have blood vessels and younger or athletic people are likely to have larger blood vessels.. the risk may indeed be low but it is certain that accidental intravenous injections will happen, it's just common sense.
So we are just not aspirating shots anymore I see???? Was done wrong. No aspiration of the needle.
Only for vaccines..but if you were an IV drug user please ALWAYS aspirate
@@lross489 what??? I'm talking about deep muscle injections mo ron with a needle. Not an IV twit.
Had my 2nd shot today. I don't like needles, but I know I don't hate them as much as others. Regardless, I know it would be more difficult for me to administer the shots.
Why dont you make sure you dont inject straight into a blood vessel by pulling back the piston a little and check for blood backflow?
The Deltoid avoids most major blood vessels so it’s very difficult to somehow get into one, and aspirating also can cause unnecessary pain to the patient.
It’s an outdated procedure.
Cdc changed a long time ago...no aspiration on vaccines
You need to brush up on your anatomy and physiology
I like how I was stressed for the guy . I’m gonna be able to get the vaccine soon and this helped me calm down
No aspiration?
@@rosemanuellaojiugoudensi5032 That's the point, to see if you've hit a blood vessel.
CDC no longer recommends it
@@rosemanuellaojiugoudensi5032 IV application of adenovirus vector virions to mice has shown link to thrombocytopenia. Aspiration is not a resolved issue, but for vaccines it may be prudent to take extra care not to hit a blood vessel, even a small one.
He meant no major blood vessels present. In the deltoid if you place correctly there is not. Cdc does not recommend aspiration for vaccines.look it up.
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Forgive my ignorance but is it common not to aspirate on an IM injection? Is this wise?
CDC states aspiration is not necessary since there are no large blood vessels in the recommended sites and aspiration may cause more discomfort. www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/acip-recs/general-recs/administration.html
@@Chad-pv9gh Thank you.
And so the vaccine is spread on the whole body and it can make clots!
No its not wise. I dont give a flying shit if the CDC says so or not. Human anatomy has not changed despite what the CDC says. Us nurses have been taught to aspirate for well over 40 years. Why has that changed now with the covid vaccine? Every time I give an IM injection I aspirate because there has been a few times I have seen blood come back. Its rare but it happens. It take milliseconds to do and can prevent complications. Its better to use your own brain than listen to some tool that hands out a link to the new cdc nonsense.
@@oliviajamerson1881 Well, you do what a man/woman with heart and brain do! We neeed such people.
Graphine oxide
That's the one. Plus the smart hydrogel polymer swelling gel too. Hence the clots.
WHAT IS WITH EVERYONE SKIPPING ASPIRATION OF NEEDLE!?!?!?
It’s because it’s not recommended to aspirate IM vaccines. Most guidelines including the cdc do not recommend it. That and there’s little scientific data to really say that it helps.
@@talentedgirl22 you mean other than the data that shows injecting these vaccines directly via IV is harmful? There is data on that. It’s a known issue.
I felt like I should have stayed quiet instead of telling the pharmacy assistant at the last second (when it first occurred to me consciously) that she was on the wrong arm. It was an unorthodox setup with the pharmacist asking patients which arm they prefer and then relaying that (along with all of the the intake information) to the person giving the shot.
So I have no way of knowing now whether or not I even received the second Moderna shot because it seemed like the assistant yanked out the needle instantly. I assured her that all actually I cared about was increasing my immunity no matter which arm was used. I accidentally put her in the awkward situation of having to keep things simple and decide whether sticking me twice would be worth her having to document since the mix-up which feels mostly like my own mistake. As far as I'm concerned, the person asking which arm to use needs to be the same person who is giving the shot like every other shot I have ever received.
Now I'm nervous just hearing open sneezing in these suddenly mask-free public settings (having heard zero sneezes anywhere in almost one and-a-half years). I'm wondering how many parts of the world achieved this level of sneeze control which I'm sort of already missing.
The vaccinator doing assessment questions should be the one administering your vaccine. That is part of safe practise. I know this as a nurse.
ear plugs might help
I was told three finger lengths! Where is the consistency?
i use three fingers always
Are all your tinfoil hats consistently built the same?
2 to 3 averaging 2 inches. Do very large fingers use 2. Smaller fingers use 3
@@chellepatino1675I asked regarding standard used by Curative is three. One time told three; another said two to three. Most sites say three.
auto vaccination would be a good option
I got sirva from my first covid injection and suffered ever since .she just injection me and out I went
Incorrect procedure! Aspiration is needed for all IM injections to ensure it is actually IM and not intravascular. People can have anomalous vessels not always in expected location.
I agree with you. I just learned about this. Luckily with my two COVID shots I had only soreness in my arm for a day, like you are supposed to. Yet many people , at least 12 people I know , noticed a taste in their mouth- high heart rates, dizziness, nausea, and blood clots. I am worried. If the vaccine went into their veins, are they even protected from COVID? And would it have just been digested and exit the human body as waste? Hospitals are filling up with people with cardio illnesses. I’m afraid if future trillion dollar lawsuits that could bankrupt our country. I can just see it already.
I had read that CDC stopped recommending aspiration for IM injections due to the lack of big blood vessels.
That is longer considered best practice.
this isn’t true
omg Im gonna have my vaccination tmr I hope I don't die!
Did you make it?
@@sahara6197 No reply. So probably not. RIP Cole Palmers agent.
*RIP*
That chart shows way too much fat contrasted with muscle. Appears hardly any muscle at all.
Don't let them make you their henchmen EMS. It is a crime against humanity.
Major Fail. Aspiration IS necessary.
*Mark of the BEAST* New World Order.
Rev 13:16-17
Jesus is coming, Repent
Lmao in 5 years from now when people aren’t dying from the vaccine or from covid I’ll come back to this comment and laugh at you
@@mblackops2 I’m assuming for
Your name Mohammed that your Muslim and as you know in the Islamic faith it is true that Jesus will return in a Second Coming to fight Gog & Magog & Al-Masih ad-Dajjal or "False Messiah" & establish peace & justice on earth
@@jimandrews4261 Yes but that has nothing to do with the vaccine, pandemics happen all the time, I took the vaccine and my whole family did as well and a lot of other people Ik. This isn’t a new world order, y’all are paranoid idiots who believe in conspiracy theories from people high on crack rather than listen to actual doctors and scientists.... this isn’t political and it shouldn’t be.. this is a medical problem that has to do with human lives. Ofc I believe Jesus is al-masih but this have nothing to do with it and I can guarantee that. I’m a Molecular Bio major in college rn and my father is a doctor and I have friends in Medical school, people in the science field including myself are way more intelligent when it comes to this subject Cuz we study and work our butts off to learn and devour this information to save people’s life and help the world.
@@mblackops2 I'm afraid of needles
Mark of the beast is right hand or forehead. This is neither