What serious consequences will the bubbles enter the body during infusion?

Bubbles enter the body during infusion

It looks like a trivial matter

But the consequences are really serious

Let me talk about it first

A large number of air enters the blood vessels

There will be a big deal

Varicular veins when infusion

The function of the vein is to return the blood of the whole body to the heart

If there is a lot of bubbles run along the vein to the heart

There may be two situations

Bubbles appear in blood

Equivalent to the blood diluted

The blood of the heart beating once has less transportation

It may cause acute heart failure and organ ischemia

A lot of air bubbles come to the lungs along the blood

In a place where blood vessels are relatively narrow

It may cause blockage

As a result, lung blood cannot flow smoothly

Trigger embolism

but

Entry vascular death requires a lot of doses

50 kg weight, at least 100ml of air

You must also finish in 1 minute

And small bubbles that appear during normal infusion

Large 0.1ml, small ones only 0.01ml

Such a bit of bubbles enter the body

Under normal circumstances

The oxygen in the bubble will be absorbed by hemoglobin

Other gas will be transported to the lungs

Excess with breathing

So see small bubbles when infusion

Don't worry about

But although I know that these small bubbles are not big

But seeing them enter the body

I still feel the whole body stabbing

I don’t know if you feel the same

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