CNA Essential Skills - Making Occupied Bed (
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- How to pass the SC state test on making an occupied bed where the patient (client) does not need assistance to turn over in the bed.
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You guys ROCK!! So impressed was the instructor for how well I did my skills, she asked what school did I get my training from and I learned everything from this site. ( I had taken a cna class but it was exactly a year to the date of my exam) And I passed my skills and written exam with flying colors!! Your site made all the difference in me passing my skills exam, can't thank you enough!!!!!!
You are a motivated self-studier to have been away from the class for a year, but then use these videos to to do so well! I must admit, I was totally impressed with this teacher at Midlands Technical College in South Carolina when I was doing the original filming. She's got to be one of the best and most thorough instructors out there, so you've learned from the best! Congratulations!
Thanks soo much I passed and I had the same skills. I did everything you did and I passed at Gainesville FL express training .
I REALLY ENJOYED THESE VIDEOS.... IT HELPED ME PREPARE FOR MY SKILLS TEST.... I LEARNED A BETTER AND EASIER TRAINING THROUH THESE VIDEOS AND THIS INSTRUCTOR IS VERY CALM SHE TOOK HER TIME WHICH HELPED ALOT.... SHE IS AN AWESOME INSTRUCTOR! THANK YOU FOR SHARING ;) CHRISTINE ,NJ
she made the bed good, and made sure there were no trace of wrinkles-which will cause decubitus. The bath blanket was an excellent idea! In our class we use those thick blankets...But I will incorporate using the thick blanket as a protective cover blanket when It comes time for my skill
Way to go, Hanh! Thanks for letting us know you're in our neighboring state. We get feedback from all over the world, so it's nice to know where the feedback is coming from. Congratulations! So glad we could help.
Comment from the instructor in SC: "Side rails are considered a restraint if left up without first having a doctors order for them. You may use side rails when rolling a patient as a safety measure only, they must then be put down when procedure is over."
Thanks for your videos I pass my ga state exams
Comment from the instructor: "The theory behind the pillowcase opening facing away from the door has always been so that pathogens coming into the room from the doorway would not contaminate the pillow. I think in reality, it has more to do with being aesthetically pleasing not to see the open side of the pillow. Much like the fact that a catheter bag should be away from the door so that is not the first thing you see when entering the room."
Comment from the instructor: "In reality you most definitely would. During TESTING, it does not say to wear gloves as part of the procedure. As the test is timed, one does not want to add extra steps and use up that limited time."
R Mayer THANK YOU.
She's worried about "air born " pathogens, with NO GLOVES ON
This seems like a task that is a lot simpler than it sounds. I also love the fact that she placed a blanket on top of him while she removed the dirty linens. This was the first time that I have ever seen that done as a nursing student. In all, I will say that this is an excellent education tool. However, I do have a question. While making an occupied bed, why is it important to have the opening of the pillowcase facing away from the door?
You don't miter the corners anymore. Also, it is very important to check for no wrinkles on the bottom and to say "there are no wrinkles".
I have learned so much from these videos. Thank you so much!
from this video and from the comments i read, i am proud to say that i had a good training back at school...as the author commented in one of the comments...they are little aspects left out....she has to mention the most important ones within the time frame..good video though...a Cameroonian in Dubai...preparing for my DHA ending December, 2014.
🙏🙏🙏very helpful videos
Here in california is all about using gloves. Can you demonstrate when it is when you change or take off gloves?
Thanks a lot mam, you are always helpful.
why is she not wearing glove when handling dirty linens??
do we still need to put on a pair gloves when making bed?
I have been in the CNA program for 4 weeks now, and we’re in clinicals now training on the floor. The instructor directed us to this site to watch for extra training, I’ve gotten so much insight, and I appreciate what you’re doing. I noticed you haven’t worn gloves, is it necessary when changing sheets while the bed is occupied?
That may vary from state to state. It was not necessary in SC at the time we made these videos.
wow, a little different than what I was taught. We did not use a bath blanket to cover res., and the direction of pillow case never mentioned.
Arent pillow cases supposed to be changed last?
Those corners are nOT MITERED
were are the gloves?
Good point she should be wearing gloves
When handling soiled linens your support to use PPE gloves but it seems like that would be difficult now realizing you would have to change them after you pull down soiled linens from bottom then after you undo one side and then after you undo the other side because you can't touch the clean linen with the gloves..help
good question @ Lyric Soul..supposing u evaluated your client before setting. you would have found out that the linens are soiled and this client is probably an incontinent one...therefore the bed would have been made with bottom sheet, mackintosh throw sheet and the to client...then with your clean gloves, you would have to remove the throw sheet and mackintosh first, clean the client and he will be left now on the bottom sheet. you can then change your gloves and continue your bed making procedure...hope it helps......sometimes u need to use common sense..lol
Adam Smith lol thanks
@ LyricSoul..did it help or you ve found a better way to deal with it? I would like to know and learn too
+Adam Smith agree
In Texas, side rails are considered restraints and have been banned. In this case, would I role the resident toward me in order to use myself as a side rail and prevent the resident from falling?
I have a question: while you did take coversheet that was over the patient you did fold it so the uper side of the sheet were turned inside. Wouldnt it be othervise for client does lies UNDER the sheet, so down part of the sheet is what has minority of skin and sweat and maybe some blood or other body fluids?
Thank you
(I am sorry for spelling mistakes for english is not my nr 1 language)
Arent 2 sheets supposed to go on the bottom the flat and the fitted??
So we don't need to use disposable linen in the testing?
Can you fail if you put rails up at the same time?
she did not remove mattress cover?
Did anyone to take their test in Greensboro, NC?
Are skills for the SC exam that same as the CA exam?
every thing good, except no gloves
No need to wear gloves?
no they didnt, this is still a skill
I like how she walked away from the resident. AUTOMATIC FAIL
She didn't wear gloves to remove the soiled linens! We were taught to wear gloves...ewwww
She should.
Worst hospital corners I ever seen!
Dont you also need to put a chuck just in case the "resident" or "patient" makes a spill?