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Old 03-23-2008, 12:10 PM #8
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They're not disregarding doctor's orders if you only have one good vein and it gets blown on the first attempt of starting the IV. I dont know how it went for the original poster, but it hurts when they keep trying to stick you with the IV multiple times.
Erin I hear what you are saying but all I can say is that in my experience if the Physician orders contrast, blood draw etc. we'd have a team on your veins until someone hit the spot.
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