Big Bubbles whe aspirating...

[Northh]

Had the needle in my thigh.. Aspirated and huge bubble came up so I pulled it out... Shouldn't just inject the air...

 

[Stackinplates]

Whenever I have a bubble I point the needle down to the floor then tilt it back it to the ceiling when I do that the bubble moves like in a level

If u do it right when u point the needle down bubble goes to the plunger end .. When u face it the other way bubble it on the end with the needle then u push the air bubble out and a tiny oil will come out as well

Kinda hard to explain over message hope u got it

 

[polarbear1134]

small bubble when you pull back is normal as since you just created a vacuum some of the dissolved air is release. It will reabsorb when you put pressure back on it. Also as long as you are not right in a vein a small bubble won't matter.

 

[Northh]

small bubble when you pull back is normal as since you just created a vacuum some of the dissolved air is release. It will reabsorb when you put pressure back on it. Also as long as you are not right in a vein a small bubble won't matter.

What would happen if I injected that small bubble in a vein...

 

[Sandman93]

It takes much much more than a tiny air bubble or even oil to kill someone. That's a fact.

 

[Stackinplates]

I'm confused cuz original post says huge bubble ? Now it has turned into a small bubble ?!?!

 

[Stackinplates]

It takes lots of air to cause issues that are dangerous but holy hell I don't want any air going into me

 

[redwolf]

remove large bubble. Try again. Post your findings.

 

[Zinergy]

Use the bubble to your advantage, it helps get all the oil out of the syringe, and stop before you push the air in, even then you can push the air in wont really do shit.

 

[DocB89]

That little of air will not effect you. A large amount of air directly into the bloodstream can cause an Air Embolism.