IV air vent

Started by caligas
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caligas

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Our standard iv tubing has an air vent but I still have to vent Albumin with a needle even when the built in vent is open. Can anybody explain?
 
It has something to do with the glass bottle, but yea I can't remember why either.
 
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You need to create vacuum on the line. Pull with a syringe further down to get it going.
 
when you spike it, let out the negative pressure in the glass bottle by only putting the spike half way through the rubber cap so air can enter , and then it flows normally