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  1. Question in the ER/IV

    cc2016 replied to cc2016's topic in General Nursing
    To clarify, it was a gravity hung bag. I spiked the bag and let the fluid run through the line before I let the line get attached to his AC line. =)

  2. Question in the ER/IV

    cc2016 posted a topic in General Nursing
    Hello, So, I'm a new student. I was spiking and priming an IV bad and noticed some small bubble --- Is it concerning if I inserted the spike without filling the drip chamber halfway first, as in I ran the line first and then filled the chamber? I'm pretty sure I cleared out bubbles but would bubbles keep coming and hurt the patient? I'm such a paranoid student! Also, I got some patients blood on my arm - I didn't note any compromised skin but still...? I washed it off right away with soap and water.

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