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With the help of the bedside nurse we analyzed why I blew two veins and a patient. I walked through the procedure to determine what I did wrong. I identified a critical flaw on my needle insertion technique. The day before I inserted the needle in a 10-15 degree angle, and after inserting the needle I leveled out the needle and pushed the needle forward until I saw blood in the catheter. At this point I pushed the catheter into the vein which led to a successful placement of an IV catheter. During my failed to insertion attempts, I noticed I inserted the needle at a 30 degree angle and I did not level out the needle until I penetrated though the entire vein; thus, blowing the vein. With the help of the bed side nurse, I changed my insertion
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Your research question is one most nurses have questioned at some point in their career. I have felt the feeling of annoyance and dread when starting my shift and realizing that my elderly patient has an IV that was placed 4 days ago, and per policy it must be changed today. Sticking the patient again for a new IV seems cruel when the old is still functioning correctly. Many times, I have questioned if the benefits really outweigh the risks of starting a new IV simply because the old is expired.

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I knew after I saw the first signs of blood seeping through the dressing that I needed to assess the abdomen by palpating lightly for distention, and by marking the drainage. I was assessing the dressing every 5 minutes and marking the drainage. I was also keeping a watchful eye on the VS. By this time I had discovered the distention and notified the charge nurse who then contacted the HCP. Since I marked the dressing and put a time on it each time, I was able to provide the HCP with an accurate timeline of events.

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As the doctor started I tried not to panic as I saw the needle coming closer to me, but i did and started to push him away not letting him do his work. Therefore, he called someone in to hold me still so that he could do his job. Though, I didn't give up I didn't want to feel the pain so I started crying, screaming, and even kicking,but he was stronger and he kept me still. Eventually the doctor was done and I ready to go to my sweet

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Thanks for sharing your discussion post. You provided a great example of miscommunication in the healthcare field. Our job as a nurse is no joke, because we are dealing with lives. Sometimes we think physicians know it all, but that is not the case. You are right, it is difficult to review a medication especially in an emergency situation, plus you were a new nurse at that time, so you were still getting familiarized with drug doses and uses.

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