Chinese nurses use this technique called "flying needle" to draw blood

[u/New_Libran]

Blink and miss it!

[u/SecretWitness8251]

Hi, I'm a vascular access nurse. What in the voodoo shit is this? Gonna need a link because this is gonna need to be my next case study.

Cannot comprehend. Maybe a magnet behind the elbow but how TF does it go directly into the middle of the vessel? Maybe the video is shot in reverse.. no clue.

Edit:

Have since seen numerous videos on this technique and although cool, I will NOT be adopting this into my practice.

[u/championgoober → u/SecretWitness8251]

I was wondering what r/nurses would think

[u/znebsays → u/[deleted]]

Veterinarian here for combat zones in underwater warfare I’m also perplexed

[u/ThanosLePirate → u/znebsays]

How many dolphins did you saved after they detonated?

[u/Shortsleevedpant → u/ThanosLePirate]

They worked in Japan. More detonations than saving.

[u/Saphian → u/Shortsleevedpant]

Different protocols there

[u/LawbringerX → u/znebsays]

I think this is satire… but if not, that’s such a cool profession, what the heck. How’d you fall into that?!

[u/[deleted] → u/znebsays]

say what now?

[u/tenachiasaca → u/znebsays]

how do you treat the sharks with the laser beams without getting blasted