How to Anchor Veins | Venipuncture, IV Therapy, Blood Draw, Phlebotomy Rolling Veins
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How to anchor veins: venipuncture
How to anchor veins: venipuncture (IVs, blood draws) vein anchoring techniques for nurses, phlebotomists, and more.
One of the most important steps before starting an IV or drawing blood is to properly anchor the vein.The reason we want to do this is because veins are actually quite mobile. You may have heard the expression "rolling veins," and that's because they do tend to shift under the skin.
Anchoring the vein will help prevent it from moving (or rolling) as you apply pressure to the skin and vein with the needle, and it will reduce your chances of missing the vein.
Missing a vein can be very frustrating for both the healthcare worker (nurse, phlebotomist, etc.) and the patient. Therefore, securing the vein by anchoring in place can help reduce a lot of frustration.
In this video, I'll demonstrate how to anchor veins using the thumb method before starting an IV or drawing blood. I'll also compare it to the C-hold technique for anchoring veins, which is no longer recommended in most of the newer guidelines.
Disclaimer: when performing clinical skills, always verify the proper procedure and follow your facility's protocols.
See more tips on starting IVs, venipuncture, and veins here: Prevent a Rolling Vein When Starting ...
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One of the most important steps before starting an IV or drawing blood is to properly anchor the vein.The reason we want to do this is because veins are actually quite mobile. You may have heard the expression "rolling veins," and that's because they do tend to shift under the skin.
Anchoring the vein will help prevent it from moving (or rolling) as you apply pressure to the skin and vein with the needle, and it will reduce your chances of missing the vein.
Missing a vein can be very frustrating for both the healthcare worker (nurse, phlebotomist, etc.) and the patient. Therefore, securing the vein by anchoring in place can help reduce a lot of frustration.
In this video, I'll demonstrate how to anchor veins using the thumb method before starting an IV or drawing blood. I'll also compare it to the C-hold technique for anchoring veins, which is no longer recommended in most of the newer guidelines.
Disclaimer: when performing clinical skills, always verify the proper procedure and follow your facility's protocols.
See more tips on starting IVs, venipuncture, and veins here: Prevent a Rolling Vein When Starting ...
#veins #phlebotomy #nursing #ivtherapy
Website: https://www.registerednursern.com/
More Videos: Dopamine IV Drip Calculation & Nursin...
Nursing Gear: https://teespring.com/stores/register...
Instagram: Instagram: registerednursern_com
Facebook: Facebook: RegisteredNurseRNs
Twitter: Twitter: NursesRN
Popular Playlists:
NCLEX Reviews: NCLEX Study Strategies
Fluid & Electrolytes: Fluid and Electrolytes Nursing
Nursing Skills: Nursing Skills Videos
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