Setting up Primary and Secondary line + Alaris Pump : Spiking : Priming : IVPB : Back-prime ~ HD

In this video, Myloan is demonstrating how to hang a Primary & Secondary line + Programming Alaris Pump & How to troubleshoot it. We hope this will be helpful to current healthcare professionals and healthcare students.

Disclaimer: This video is intended for entertainment/educational purposes only. We do not offer medical advice, please see your doctor for that. Also, we always strive for 100% accuracy but nursing practices do change over time, so please follow the policy and procedures that your institution requires. Thank you and enjoy! :)

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[FunnyearBrown]

The most thorough and clear instructions about how to put primary + secondary +pump use I have ever seen, thumbs up!

[jimenaarreola]

Thank you. I struggle with hanging IV's and you have done an amazing job clearing things up for me. You need to be a teacher if you are not so already. I wish my nursing school teachers were as good as you!

[EyeSurpri]

Thank you for making this easy to follow instructions on how to setup an IV piggyback. This is by far better than that Elsevier garbage that my university is forcing us to pay for.

[mtalbert]

I'm a baby nurse and this helped me so much. Very thorough and easy to follow. Much appreciated. 😉

[kboyden]

Best tutorial available! Especially for those of us needing to work on nursing school skills during Covid-19 shut downs, this is a life saver for those of us who cannot attend labs in person. Please make more!! Thank you thank you thank you

[reggiejames]

yes I agree most thorough and clear instructions I have ever seen. Way to go. Wow, short, so clear, so informative.

[Su-Zi-ta]

I can't thank you enough for this video. I am a new hire LPN in the general medicine unit. They only gave me a total of 4 shift orientations (including day and night shifts).Unit's70 % of patients are on IV fluids. I watched many videos but none of them were as clear and complete as yours. very thankful that I found your video. thank you and God bless you.

[browneyez]

This presentation was excellent. Pointing out all the little details needed to feel confident in doing this skill.

[yenni___]

Best tutorial I have ever seen throughout nursing school! Such a big help. Thank you!

[kerryberube]

Thank you! I’m a new grad nurse on a med surg floor and this has been tricky for me especially hanging a secondary med like a glass bottle of IV Tylenol priming the line has been tricky lol

[rawnightsattheroundtable]

One of the best videos I have seen in a long time. Thank you.

[bethrayman]

I’m a graduate RN.
Really appreciate this video. Thank you so much!

[katjorbar]

You explain things in such an easy to follow manner! Really helping this nursing student here!!

[shallyterso]

You are an amazing teacher. Please continue to do more nursing videos to help nursing students. Good job!

[cecillep.y]

Most thorough instructional video on setting up IVs so far! watching all your vids now :)

[ameralarami]

Very detailed with rationales. I love this for tomorrow's clinical exam! <3 Thank you!

[brothuchiha]

This is literally the best video I have found on IV primary and IV piggy back. Thank you so much!

[ZoeMurray]

I absolutely love this video! It is so informative with great captions, visuals, and explanations. I watched this with my clinical group and the instructor noted to make sure the luer-lok is open to air so it would actually be infused :)

[LeShAmy]

I’m not a big commenter, but this video was the BEST video I have seen thus far!!!! Very helpful and informative! Thank you!

[erincmalley]

Thank you for posting this! Really helpful video! My checkoff is tomorrow, and my husband's is Friday. Nervous but feel more confident now.