Hi thanks for the video, I'm just wondering that why do we need to set the pressure bag to 300mmhg? I do understand - to prevent backflow but why not 200 or 250 or something else? Why 300? Thanks
My understanding is setting it at 300mmhg is to ensure there will be a very slow drip of saline every hour(?3 ?5mls/hr) being delivered to the catheter to maintain patency.
I just started working in a cardiac unit as a new nurse in the hospital. Everything is new to me. our patients have A lines. Thank u for the video
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In setting up the pressure bag, aren't you supposed to make sure there is no air in the drip chamber?
No, just the line
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Do you have video of which are the items that need to be thrown away after patient discharge.
When the normal saline bag under the cuff should be changed?
hey i only have 1 doubt, do we need to always open the chamber of Pressure bag??
Is it supposed to have Heparin with the n.s?
Do you not use heparinized saline anymore?
I'm also wondering why the saline is not heparinized 🤔
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Hi thanks for the video, I'm just wondering that why do we need to set the pressure bag to 300mmhg? I do understand - to prevent backflow but why not 200 or 250 or something else? Why 300? Thanks
Did you ever find out? Why is it?
My understanding is setting it at 300mmhg is to ensure there will be a very slow drip of saline every hour(?3 ?5mls/hr) being delivered to the catheter to maintain patency.
3cc/hr.
@@charlienabucket1727 3cc/hr
@@charlienabucket1727 yrs I understand thus but just queries with why 300? Why not 200 or 250 or something? 🤣😅 me thinking too much haha
Hello can you help me?
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