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  • @bakrbey5150

    The gloves are too much big, try a smaller size, they will be more comfortable.

  • @UUwUU80

    Those damn bubbles lol I’m in my preceptorship right now. Only 7 more weeks, god willing, and I’m finally done 🙏🏻

  • @HajiaTandu

    you did not draw medication to check if it is in the blood vessels

  • @Sophia-b4m

    It musts take a lot of courage to do that kind of stuff I hope you become a doctor one day and I hope you have a great time being a doctor❤❤❤

  • @babyywink

    i want to be a pediatric nurse, i’ve had my head set on it for a while but i’m like so unsure where to start. i’m going into high school next year & i’m not sure if the programs that they have there for nursing are any real help or not, and i have absolutely no idea where to start if i DONT take those kinds of classes. would anything help with this??

  • @alexandriaborges3370

    ur needle was a little bent inside i remember doing that over and over in school haha ur doing great tho!!

  • @Mmmmkaaay

    All the negative comments just go to show that bullying is the #1 complaint of new nurses.

  • @BSyamalaKumari

    Push back plunger before inserting medicine for IM injections wether it is in. Musle or vein

  • @AkiRenaud

    You never use the same sharp twice

  • @RasikRajguru

    Never set injection on work top.

    Why?

    Risk of cross infection. Always use a disposable tray. Or sterilize a reusable one with an alco wipe.

  • @beckynias7042

    Change the needle once ite been used to draw up and never recap the needle

  • @mgiordano7684

    i feel so bad reading some of the comments. you already mentioned you’re a nursing student and you’re still learning. i’m a nursing student myself and i couldn’t help but feel terrible about how people reacted. my lab doesn’t have enough money to keep supplying a bunch of materials either and for most of it we have to pay for (which is only a limited amount of equipment to use so you have to keep reusing things). obviously in a medical setting this would never happen, but when you’re learning it’s okay to make mistakes (in the laboratory setting), as of now there’s a professor to help teach you and other instructors. i’m sure a lot of the comments have good intent and only want to make sure no one is harmed, but you’re still learning and you got this! you will be a great nurse someday (if not already) 💓

  • @naominight8

    Good prep! Straight in 90 degrees next time! That was my favorite part too, but we injected each other in my cheap school. 😂

  • @ceemarie3678

    That’s an IM injection, should be given at 90° angle 📐 beloved but you’re doing amazing!!! Keep it up!!!

  • @fidelmclean9612

    Please never re sheath, it's asking for needle stick injuries. Also trick to doing an intramuscular injection is hold it like a dart

  • @pramilamoon5607

    Amazing well good nursing roll follow it is clean 😊😊