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@lelamwow: 🛥️ Bến du thuyền tại Manhattan Glory Vinhomes Grand Park đã dần xong để chuẩn bị ngày khai trương. VietYacht là đơn vị vận hành bến thuyền này nên Quý anh chị cứ là yên tâm về chất lượng và dịch vụ nha 💎 #Yacht #Lifestyle #quietluxury #project #vinhomesgrandpark

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This isn’t the trick.. just showing what rolling veins look like. If I were starting this IV, I’d go with a 24g since this vein is too small for a 22g. 👶 : Choosing the right size catheter really comes down to vein size, condition, and what you need it for: * Match the vein, not your ego: forcing a bigger gauge into a tiny or fragile vein just increases the chance of blowing it * 22g–24g is usually best for small, fragile, or rolling veins (elderly, dehydrated, hard sticks) * 20g is great for most routine fluids, labs, and meds if the vein can handle it * 18g or larger is reserved for trauma, rapid fluids, blood, or CT contrast * Always palpate over just looking.. a vein might look big but feel thin or mobile * When in doubt, start smaller and succeed > going big and missing At the end of the day: the “right” size is the one that works safely on the first try 🙌 :
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This isn’t the trick.. just showing what rolling veins look like. If I were starting this IV, I’d go with a 24g since this vein is too small for a 22g. 👶 : Choosing the right size catheter really comes down to vein size, condition, and what you need it for: * Match the vein, not your ego: forcing a bigger gauge into a tiny or fragile vein just increases the chance of blowing it * 22g–24g is usually best for small, fragile, or rolling veins (elderly, dehydrated, hard sticks) * 20g is great for most routine fluids, labs, and meds if the vein can handle it * 18g or larger is reserved for trauma, rapid fluids, blood, or CT contrast * Always palpate over just looking.. a vein might look big but feel thin or mobile * When in doubt, start smaller and succeed > going big and missing At the end of the day: the “right” size is the one that works safely on the first try 🙌 :
: #nurse #nursesoftiktok #ernurse #nursingstudent #studentnurse
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