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[antonposnov]

I think, it’s more useful for patients with obesity

[jesserowe]

I remember having this done in my upper arm for a midline. Was pretty interesting to watch. The nurses were excited becuase they said I have large veins and it was gonna be easy lol

[virginiechez]

I was in the hospital, and the doctor used the ultrasound to find my veins and couldn't fìnd it. You are great.

[nanag]

Wow absolutely amazing. Why is it the when some nurses start IVs they hurt qhen they do it. And when some nurses do it, it doesn't hurt ?

[Itsyesfahad]

Ohh thank god he is not using gloves or rubber for the tourniquet or other random shit instead he is using a proper tourniquet.

[mloaolm]

Wowhis vein is shallow. I have to have US guided iv's because my veins are so deep they have to use a longer needle

[ximinnelli]

Does he still have something sharp in his arm? I have always kinda wondered this.

[dransari]

How do you Americans always manage to do ivs near joints