How to find a vein when starting IVs or drawing blood

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Learn how to find a vein using a tourniquet when drawing blood or starting a IV in the arm or hand. This a great learning video for new phlebotomist, nurses, MRI techs and more. How to find cephalic, basilic, and medial cubical veins in the antecubital area of the arm.

Finding a vein could be hard for new phlebotomist, nurses and techs. But with these tips and practice you become very good.

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[naep]

I’m a medical assistant and I was taught to never do the inner wrist or the forearm. There is an order of draw.

[wowueewow]

When anchoring a rolling vein, can you anchor it from the top and bottom of the vein using your index finger and thumb?

[cavelleardiel]

You can get them to hold a tube and that helps for hand veins.

[BrotherMaverick]

Those veins inside the wrist yikes that looks like it would hurt

[bradsargent]

What happens when all your veins in the arms aren't usable? If patients arms veins are blown for what reasor or not.

[karenbuzzelli]

You lost me when you said pump hand. It will alter potassium level when you do that!

[YvonneWilkins-wdjl]

You are NOT to look for a vein you are to feel for the vein with your index finger

[corinnaness]

Think you stop pumpimg before tourney goes on I'm just gonna watch

[chamnanalbert]

Just went thru class. They tell us not to pump the fist.