Combat Medic Essentials │ Part 5: Peripheral IV 

Yeah I Remember Them Saying That In The Comments xD

I enjoy the black gloves! I use them on a daily basis and I am a Ambulance operational medic. You can see everything even your writing when doing vitals perfectly fine. Granted I haven't been to a war zone but I have had gang related gun fights break out while I have been treating a patient on scenes ( I consider it a little bit more dangerous due to the lack of training the gangsters have, not dismissing war zone as safe!) so I have been in tough situations and haven't had a problem seeing what I need to on my black gloves.

@@dean6101 thats still pretty cool

Yeah I prefer Grey gloves

SSF - Slavic Special Forces

@@petarniciforovic6543 he is slavic?

@@teguhf.2084 His accent very much is Eastern European! I'm guessing Czech

He is from Slovenia, Aldric!

Aldric Kalasinov "Is he slavic? I didnt notice..."

isn't that deadly?

theblueshadow it is🤣 but the operator said that just for humor lol

ok then how do i get the bubbles out?

drip the liquid out the tube, that way it can replace the bubble in tubes.

theblueshadow no the bubbles are air mixing

Also props to the dudes doing perimeter security 🙌🏼 most importantly the guy that keeps his rifle pointed down range whilst holding the IV pouch 🤣🤣

Poor guy though the whole thing took it like a champ, even the need to the chest. Man has NO feeling lol

what it must be dobe with the bubbles?

LOL

1:43

True, thanks for spotting the mistake!

Bombers Tank .

We got something in the works 👍

Absolutely. I've been a contractor for 11 years and they have taught us first aid and cpr and thats about it. Me and a buddy are starting our own OPFOR group for local law and i want to take a TCCC class and build a bag that i can train with.

lol 😂 it was a real IV.... poor guy

Thanks Martin!

Except that aint Peripheral line...its central!

Malaysian? I'm also malaysian and I plan to be a police officer in the future I just want to say how much I respect you guys but I'm just a 14 year old kid I don't know how much this compliment means

Needle

wholeNwon it’s called intravenous cannulation for a reason man .... come on

@@tjlovesrachel You're probably right but I only saw him insert the needle not the plastic cannula over the needle, leaving the IV cannula in place after having discarded the needle.

wholeNwon gotcha ... it was hard to see

​@@wholeNwonyeah

Doc? Surely you've done many. I have.

Took a 14 gauge needle in his chest too

The bag is prepped...IV bags do not come with tape.

It would take a lot more to be problematic.

I enjoy the black gloves! I use them on a daily basis and I am a Ambulance operational medic. You can see everything even your writing when doing vitals perfectly fine. Granted I haven't been to a war zone but I have had gang related gun fights break out while I have been treating a patient on scenes ( I consider it a little bit more dangerous due to the lack of training the gangsters have, not dismissing war zone as safe!) so I have been in tough situations and haven't had a problem seeing what I need to on my black gloves.

black gloves look cool, its much harder to tell if your hands have blood on them in the dark. there might be situations where you dont have or cant utilize a light or there is very little light available.

Yes.

because combatants killed him... he was no more

Importantes aspectos: preparación 1-preparas todo el equipo, verificas fluidos y fecha de expiración 2- revisar aguja e instrumentos usar contenedor de cateter para que no haga contacto con mugre o tierra 3- sacas el entubado, verificas las burbujas para saber que el fluido va a pasar 4- ubicas la zona de aplicación, limpias con alcohol 5- tomas jeringa, 30° grados inclinada después sigues insertando poco a poco por la vena deseada después inclinas completamente el catéter 6- verificas el avanze de la sangrev retiras y despus insertas entubado, verificas el avanze y que funcione correctamente

Learn English too! You can do it! I totally understand how hard it can be, thats for sure. I grew up going on vacation in Mexico every year and there was like 1 English channel lol. It was great.

@@hisnameisiam808 I try :3

@@josesirodoc9172 God bless 👍.

@@hisnameisiam808 thanks

Search up First Aid Training or Basic Life Support Training depending on how much you want to deepen your knowledge. Google is your friend in that regard. The American Heart Association offers numerous courses all over the US.👍🏻

Not planning on that right now, but maybe for the upcoming ones!

Nothing can help but fast operation. It's able to survive, don't worry. Worse is when the acid gets into lungs so it's important to secure airways including positioning of body first (vomiting should get out down). Sory for English.

Working on it, Andrew!

Obviously but the neck is good if you need to get a lot of fluid in, the neck is the best option.

@@blessed8543 Not really. The EJ is often small. A medic should not be using the IJ.

He was checking proper placement of the EJ by opening the drip set to allow back flow, then secured it. EJs don't usually give flash due to the pressure difference.

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