Warning: Graphic medical procedure!
I have been trained to insert my own peripheral intravenous catheters. I am a patient, I am not a health professional. This is not a tutorial or medical advice. This is simply a video of my personal infusion practice and should not be copied or mimicked by anyone else. NOBODY SHOULD EVER TRY THIS THEMSELVES WITHOUT MEDICAL GUIDANCE AND TRAINING AND A DOCTOR OVERSEEING THEIR CARE.
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When I was learning to insert an IV, I couldn’t find many decent videos online (I was only allowed one nurse visit to walk me through it and I found watching people do it was even more informative). It’s not the best angle, but I’ll have to wait until my mother is visiting again to get a better video.
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Ugh, that can’t be easy. Thanks for sharing, I’m sure many people will find it helpful!
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Is it weird that I find it really easy, Linds? I really wanted to be doctor or nurse. 😄
Thanks for the comment! X
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I have a feeling you would have made a great doctor or nurse!
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I would have! Besides the fear of sick people (that developed right around the time I became a sick person). 😷
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I developed that same fear :). Prior to getting sick I never wanted to be a doctor or nurse, but now I think it would be so interesting to be on the other end of the stethoscope.
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