7 steps to cannulate the most difficult veins! Live demonstration

Описание: Sometimes your patient will have veins that are almost impossible to cannulate!

I want to show you that using the techniques in my previous videos, these veins are possible to access!

1) Anchor skin
2) Correct grip of the cannula
3) Shallow angle of entry
4) Enter slowly
5) Flashback of blood visible
6) Level out the cannula (aim up)
7) Advance the cannula the minimal distance (depends on size of cannula)


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