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Doc doyze :
Listen! There are guidelines to IV fluids. You don’t gain IV assess unless it is absolutely necessary and the last resort. You don’t hydrate a patient who is not severely dehydrated or can still swallow. I only blame the soo called “other medical personnel (doctor, if u have one) who approved this. This is very wrong and should not be posted online. Your license is at stake.
2026-09-07 03:26:29
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Global_nurseboo :
Omorr... Hydrating someone who isn't dehydrated is quackery.😫😭 I'm so disappointed.
2026-09-07 04:37:19
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Follow me 😒 :
Is it within a nurse scope of practice to even prescribe medication?? Even though we do sometimes it shouldn’t be brought online. I don’t even understand the concept of using infusion as supplements
2026-09-07 18:49:27
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moyin_ola :
I understand the business aspect of it, but let’s not make a mockery of medicine please. Just because the IV route has a better bioavailability is not an indication to gain IV access. Do your patients have severe deficiencies that require rapid correction, do they have malabsorption syndromes, can they not tolerate orally. Oral medications already come in doses that takes bioavailability into account.
2026-09-07 15:30:25
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Nurse_Girma UGC :
MY ADVICE Home healthcare nurisng and community nursing itself is a recognised aspect of nursing practice. The issue, therefore, is not simply that you provide care in patients' homes, but whether the specific services you offer, the procedures performed, the personnel involved, their qualifications and competence, supervision, clinical responsibility, and overall manner of service delivery comply with applicable professional standards. I strongly encourage you to engage directly with the NMCN. Present your promotional materials, explain your services and personnel, and obtain formal regulatory clarification. If the Council confirms that your activities comply with the applicable framework, that should provide professional clarity and resolve much of the controversy. If deficiencies are identified, you will have an opportunity to correct them with authoritative guidance. Innovation and entrepreneurship in nursing should be encouraged, but they must operate within the limits of professional regulation, competence, ethics, accountability, and patient safety. This matter should therefore be approached through regulatory engagement rather than insults, public attacks, or professional antagonism. The objective should be resolution, not confrontation. My position is straightforward: engage the NMCN, obtain clear guidance, eliminate any regulatory ambiguity, and ensure that your services, personnel, procedures, and operations remain firmly within the appropriate professional framework. Ultimately, the priority should be protecting patients while allowing legitimate innovation within nursing to thrive.
2026-09-06 20:03:33
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🦋Lateephat👸 :
I honestly don’t understand where the problem lies. Is it that you guys have a problem with the business itself, or with her handling it? Because if it’s about her, ask yourself what the criteria are for becoming an IV wellness therapist. If it’s about the business, IV therapy isn’t new; it’s an established, standardized industry with its own rules guiding it. They are qualified healthcare professionals who know exactly what they are doing. To the person who posted about WHO guidelines: Yes, the WHO has guides for dehydration, but people are completely confusing hospital emergency rules with standard wellness care. The WHO protocol is meant for saving severely sick patients in an emergency room nobody is saying an elective wellness drip is an ER intervention. You are using the wrong rulebook. Wellness clinics use a completely different protocol meant for preventative health and optimization, not a medical crisis. Before any drip is given, a licensed nurse performs a full clinical screening, checks vital signs, and reviews health histories for kidney or heart issues. If someone is actually in a medical emergency, the wellness protocol directs the nurse to send them to the ER. Look at the bottom of the document you posted; it explicitly says it was made for cholera and severe diarrheal sickness. A Licensed Registered Nurse giving vitamin drips to healthy people who can walk and talk is not a hospital ward treating a cholera outbreak. Furthermore, saying someone doesn't need an IV just because they can "walk and talk" completely misses the point of wellness therapy. Drinking water is just for basic survival. Some of us can go a whole day without drinking a liter of water. When you are dealing with heavy fatigue, gym exhaustion, jet lag, or dull skin, your body needs a direct boost of vitamins and nutrients fast. When you swallow vitamins, your stomach and digestive system destroy or flush out a huge percentage of the nutrients before they ever reach your cells. An IV drip simply bypasses the stomach, giving the body 100% absorption for faster recovery, skin health, and energy.
2026-09-07 07:45:56
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Dera :
Well said my darling 🥰🥰🥰
2026-09-07 11:29:22
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Kexia123 :
There are protocols for administering intravenous fluids. This is not about the nursing profession it’s about the ethical standards of what you’re doing now.
2026-09-07 21:25:06
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Reeya.ella| Content Creator :
So are you saying we should be carrying out UNPROFESSIONAL procedures to prevent the quacks and auxiliaries from performing them instead?? Something that should be condemned by you coz you have the qualification to know better… sha im still of the opinion that you can make a very decent outcome of the space
2026-09-07 15:08:11
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Emile :
WHO protocol on IV REHYDRATION. IV REHYDRATION is only for severe dehydration ( very ill patients)
2026-09-06 20:49:43
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Vivian :
Go girl, I’m rooting for you, we don’t pay attention to health promotion and wellness and the fact that people are upset says it all
2026-09-07 07:50:16
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vin :
how many people go out in the sun?😂😂😂 next clip please
2026-09-07 10:23:40
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zaheera :
I’m proud of u girl
2026-09-07 20:26:09
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Lorna_RN :
The most powerful statement.. when they need you and they don’t see you.. they outsource you!
2026-09-06 20:45:29
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Babyfever :
Well said. Criticism is a sign u are on the right track.
2026-09-07 02:56:32
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NephroNurseHub 🩺 :
That's my honorable Senior Prefect talking,I am proud of you girl. You are doing so well🥰🥰
2026-09-07 10:44:05
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Reeya.ella| Content Creator :
I’m not really understanding… your colleagues are offering constructive criticism (at least from this particular comment section) but you’d rather insist that they are jealous of you and be cheered on by people outside the field. The problem is not the service you’re offering but the way it’s being offered. IV Fluids are primarily for rehydration and electrolytes replacement not supplementation. There has to be evidence that a patient is dehydrated or has electrolyte imbalances otherwise it’s only selected as a route if the patient cannot tolerate orally, anything else is a marketing gimmick. You can still provide your services to qualified patients like the noble profession you are in.
2026-09-07 14:50:28
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Mz DIAMOND🌸 :
As a young Nurse myself, I feel so proud listening to you. 🤭🤭🤭 You speak so well💕💕
2026-09-07 08:04:57
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essorabeauty0 :
When people talk about what you do, You are definitely doing something right ❤️…..
2026-09-07 11:10:54
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INIOLUWA 🩺 :
Girlllllll. You’re that girl!!!!!!! You’re doing well please ❤️
2026-09-07 08:21:15
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_simplyolamide :
I am interested too please
2026-09-07 14:17:53
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PLATINUM :
u are right my dear but my harmless question is that, do u have the license to prescribe IVF? what if? ur client suddenly developes confusion, cardiac arrhythmia, dizziness, cellular edema, loss of consciousness, tetany or any complication associated with fluid and electrolytes imbalance, and God forbid; if client expire: won't u be held responsible?
2026-09-07 13:29:41
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Ejikeme Christian C✝️ :
most of us nurses are not informed, IV therapy is not wrong... it is not wrong... iv is a concept
2026-09-07 12:21:39
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