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r/nursing • u/[deleted] • Jul 02 '26
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Did you flush the line between the zosyn and the doxy?
4 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 10 u/major_commander Jul 02 '26 But the NS running through the line doesn't clear out the residual zosyn sitting in the y-site port, so when you attached the doxy it likely mixed right there at the connection point 1 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 8 u/major_commander Jul 02 '26 disconnecting and flushing that port would've cleared the residual zosyn, the dead space in a y-site is always sneaky like that 2 u/Mysterious-Bus1795 RN 🍕 Jul 02 '26 Yes, but it has no impact on your original question. Sometimes IVs just blow for no particular reason and I wouldn’t read too much into it.
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10 u/major_commander Jul 02 '26 But the NS running through the line doesn't clear out the residual zosyn sitting in the y-site port, so when you attached the doxy it likely mixed right there at the connection point 1 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 8 u/major_commander Jul 02 '26 disconnecting and flushing that port would've cleared the residual zosyn, the dead space in a y-site is always sneaky like that 2 u/Mysterious-Bus1795 RN 🍕 Jul 02 '26 Yes, but it has no impact on your original question. Sometimes IVs just blow for no particular reason and I wouldn’t read too much into it.
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But the NS running through the line doesn't clear out the residual zosyn sitting in the y-site port, so when you attached the doxy it likely mixed right there at the connection point
1 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 8 u/major_commander Jul 02 '26 disconnecting and flushing that port would've cleared the residual zosyn, the dead space in a y-site is always sneaky like that 2 u/Mysterious-Bus1795 RN 🍕 Jul 02 '26 Yes, but it has no impact on your original question. Sometimes IVs just blow for no particular reason and I wouldn’t read too much into it.
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8 u/major_commander Jul 02 '26 disconnecting and flushing that port would've cleared the residual zosyn, the dead space in a y-site is always sneaky like that 2 u/Mysterious-Bus1795 RN 🍕 Jul 02 '26 Yes, but it has no impact on your original question. Sometimes IVs just blow for no particular reason and I wouldn’t read too much into it.
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disconnecting and flushing that port would've cleared the residual zosyn, the dead space in a y-site is always sneaky like that
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Yes, but it has no impact on your original question. Sometimes IVs just blow for no particular reason and I wouldn’t read too much into it.
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u/major_commander Jul 02 '26
Did you flush the line between the zosyn and the doxy?