So, two things I saw: Why no gloves during palpation? OSHA's pretty clear on needing gloves for that. And then, why re-palpate after cleaning without re-cleaning? If you touch the site after it's been prepped, it needs to be cleaned again before the needle stick

Hand veins aren't as painful as the inner elbow in my opinion, even though it stings a little more.

Very good video and sweet voice.

Great video

You did not show the transfer system from the hypodermic needle/butterfly needle at medial vein (into tubes). I was hoping to see how the transfer system works. Thank you for the informative content.

We are taught to touch the wings the entire time because letting go can cause the needle to shift and be uncomfortable

So informative, thank you!

Why not show the MA wearing gloves while cleaning the site?

S adé Britt 😀😎

Lab Corp technician refused to USE butterfly venous puncture and did several punctures on my cubital vein area causing permanent nerve damage, I HAVE ATROPHY OF MY PALMAR PROMINENCE WITH BURING PAIN,

What do you suggest for people afraid of needles?

You should always wear gloves-- I do not touch patient skin with my bare hands-- then when you get your supplies you never touch the gray part of the blood tubing to keep sterile because that is a needle in that gray part.

you suppossed not to touch the area you been cleaning already.

Oh my gosh, the women inserted too deep 😮and then releases the wings. She is supposed to hold one wing. Oh my goodness 😢 please go back to school and learn proper way. Not to mention the vigorous shaking of the tube. It’s supposed to be gentle inversion. Plus she needs to stand up for syringe method 🤦🏻‍♀️syringe also needs to be transferred