Make an Occupied Bed CNA Skill Prometric
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2016
- Welcome to our CNA channel, your trusted resource for acing the Prometric CNA exam! In this comprehensive video, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of making an occupied bed with precision and the proper way to safely change an occupied bed-a critical skill for your CNA journey and Prometric exam success. Our expert guidance ensures you're fully prepared to excel in this essential assessment also used in RN and LPN training.
In this video, you'll discover:
* The importance of maintaining patient comfort and dignity during bed-making
* A detailed, Prometric-compliant breakdown of the occupied bed-making procedure
* Pro tips to ensure resident comfort and safety
* Clear and concise instructions for each essential step
* Demonstrations to simplify learning and hands-on practice
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Your videos helped me out tremendously, I finally passed my Prometric. Finally I’m a licensed CNA. I became discouraged when I didn’t pass the first two times. On my third attempt I passed.
Just would like to say thank you for the help. Thank you for having these videos on UA-cam.
You are only a failure if you gave up. You did not. Congrats. I am on my journey atm doing this in Canada, it's called PSW. Good luck on your new career.
@@mattkeeler7385 thank you and good luck to you on your journey.
I’m so proud of you❣️ I fail my first time and now I’m studying cause I’m going to Retest at the end of this month🙏🏾 May God Bless you on your New Journey ❤️❤️
You gave me so much inspiration. Congratulations 🎉!!! You deserve it! I myself will be testing tomorrow. Wish me the best of luck 🤞🏽!
thank you so much!! I had exam in Jacksonville, prometric. I passed) I repeated everything, and they said, that I had great teacher. YOU was my teacher, thank you. !!!
Congratulations!
We are so proud of you! We want to wish you luck on your new career! Thank you
for your wonderful comment. We strive to provide quality instruction to ensure
accurate training and emphasize the importance of safety, patient rights and
infection control in your daily practice. Remember to integrate these into your
skills each and every time and you will make a great CNA!
In Florida, no education is required to take the CNA state exam. Best of luck!
4yourCNA really? In Florida, you don't have to attend classes at all? I'm in New Jersey, and finishing up my classes next week then I will have to perform the skills exam to then the state exam. This video helped me greatly!! Thank you. I will be sharing!
Wow!! Its like 800-1000$ in Arkansas!! What a rip off. UA-cam is free
Elaina Trainer not in Florida. You can take the exam without a course.
2 things missing: rising the bed at waist level before starting to prevent injury to back, and lowering the bed for safety (prevent falls) at the end
Truly so nervous , couldn’t even sleep I have my big exam today . I’ve been watching you videos for 2 weeks straight.
Good morning, let me tell you my story I am graduated as a nursing technician in Brazil, I have already graduated for 20 years, I have worked in public records, asylum, in several hospitals and worked in a prison in the state of minas gerais this in brazil, i have a lot of experience at the health aria , i am walling in boston , i have social and work permit , i currently work here in painting , but i am struggling to learn english and take a nursing assistant course , i dont even know how much an assistant earns in MA in the region of BOSTON, I'M FIGHTING TO LEARN TO READ AND, WRITE AND SPEAK ENGLISH, ONE DAY I'LL GET IT IN THE NAME OF JESUS
Edison....looks like you have won this battle.....your written English is good
At least you are in America already try to get TOELF skills and then get to study for register nurse you want to make the most of it the perks the salary the schedule are awesome! 24 months program is enough for you to become ADN associate's degree
Oi Edison, em Massachusetts, a media de salário de uma CNA É de 17 a 33 dólares a hora. O nivel tecinico que vc tem no Brasil, aqui é chamado de Lpn ou License practitioner nurse. Eu fiz meu Cna por uma community college, não precisei fazer toefl nem nada do tipo. Vc precisa saber e escrever pra a prova escrita e communicação é bastante importante pra a prova pratica pra conseguir o registro. Eu moro em Iowa. Boa sorte!
Hello Edson, God bless you. Let me tell you that you don't need a perfect English, this profession is to make life better for the patients, you just need understand a d being understood and pass the 3 months school God will provide you wisdom 🙏🏻 ❤
Edison! Don’t quit! Keep on pushing! Your dreams will become true!!! Don’t give up!
God bless your channel and everyone participating in these videos
I passed my skills exam because of your skills videos!!! It helped me so SO much! I tested back in 2017 and passed the first try!!! I am still a cna to this day!!! I just Wanted to say thank you!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I passed my CNA thanks to your channel! I got an almost perfect score on the written and clinicals. Thank you so much for providing those instructional videos and material that will make people succeed.
I'm currently in Florida and I was taught to always put side rails up while asking the resident to turn on their side. Even the instructor for the exam said to use side rails, as long as you put them down when you are finished. My place of employment also requires side rails when asking residents to turn to prevent falling, no matter how capable they are of staying on the bed. I understand it may be different depending on instructors and facility policy. Just wanted to share my experience with side rails. I love these videos and they help definitely helped so much!
Thank you for your input. The state exam specifically states that siderails will not be graded for the purpose of providing safety, so safety MUST be addressed in some other manner other than siderails. This video demonstrates the proper performance of skills without the use of siderails while maintaining safety principles. Many settings (home care, assisted living centers, convalescent homes, etc.) will not have siderails on the beds, so everyone must know how to perform these skills without risking injury to the patient without the use of siderails. Thank you for your comment!
I just took my CNA state exam and i passed :)) I'm officially a CNA !! I tested in california, and spent days watching your videos, and it helped out.
That is awesome! We are so happy that you found our resources helpful! We are very proud of you and wish you the very best in your new career! :-) Don't forget to like and subscribe to be notified of new features!
I remember doing this for my CNA.. Now I get to do it again in my fundamentals lab for my RN! funny how everything seems to come full circle sometimes..
Congratulations on your journey into nursing! Best of luck in your training (CNAs make the best nurses!) :-)
These videos are helpful
Hah! Now I’m doing this three times a week for twelve hours a day looking for a way out of bedside 😅 man.. four years ago.. that’s nuts…. Time flies I’ll tell you what.
Hi I am from New York I have been studying for this exam day & night & I only watched your videos took my cna exam yesterday & passed with flying colors thank you so much Ms.Patty you changed my life
That is wonderful! We love to hear success stories - thank you for making us a part of yours! We are so proud of you and wish you great success in your new career! :-)
Destiney Paige hey I'm taking the test on the 21st. I have to renew my license. How was the written part? also just watching these videos alone helped with the clinical part for Ny?
omg thank you! I’m from New York too and I’ve been using these videos to study as well!
Destiney Paige how you did it at home without the supplies im taking the classes rn i haven’t taken the exam yet but im trying to get some practice before March
These videos came in handy! I just passed both my skills and exam! So excited! I had them before but let them expire some years back. Thank you Mrs Pat! ❤️
Started CNA training here in Illinois Monday of this week. We started to learn this skill today. Our instructor recommended your skills videos! Great videos!
I passed my written and skills test , thanks to your videos , God bless you 🙏🥰
Thank you so much! Mrs.patty yesterday I passed my test ...God bless you your videos help me in a whole different level you are the best!I'm officially CNA!
I passed my cna exam yesterday. Thanks to your videos and my great teacher. Keep up the good work. Ppl need these videos. My teacher by the way is Florida's Nurse of the year.
Congratulations! Thank you for your wonderful review - and congratulations to your instructor! That is awesome! Who is your instructor? We are very proud of you and wish you great success in your new career!
How do I become a CNA and how long does it take?
i have my nursing skills next week so im binge watching these videos ! and memorizing how i should talk and act ! i'm practicing at home and it's very helpful !
Okay, to the people over here who did not do any research about Prometric tests, she is exactly doing what you need to do in order to pass the test. The checklist that the proctor uses does not include raising bed rails, locking the bed (it is assumed the bed is locked considering the patient has been "lying on that bed for some time), raising the bed to a comfortable level, wearing gloves, etc..
Honestly, a quick Google search brings this up. 🤷♂️
So you don’t have to raise the bed rails when performing the skill at state ?
@@uranialewis6021 no, the bed rails should not be up in any Prometric testing as it is considered confining the patient
@@hannaruiz9297 thank you
@@hannaruiz9297 excatly so that's outdated information that needs to be updated otherwise then that the video is perfect
I'm still confused as to when I need to be wearing gloves. Is it while I'm taking off the dirty linen or-?
I'm taking my CNA class now and we start clinical a on Wednesday. I have seen the previous version of this video and definitely enjoy the format of this one much better! Thank you!
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Hello Patricia, Thank you so much for making these videos. I passed my written and skill test yesterday in NYC, thank you,thank you , you are appreciated.
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Im in WA state, testing for HCA certificate tomorrow. I just found your channel and have been watching all videos all day. Im so worried about the skills test and hope I pass. Thank you so much for all the videos.
I took the exam on friday and I passed!! this was one of the skills I was given. Thank you Mrs Patty!
What skills did you have
I passed thank you guys too much! In Gainesville FL . Thanks to my teachers and youtube !
Congratulations! We love to hear success stories and thank you for making us part of yours! Best of luck in your new career!
Kayla Schoryer I'm taking mine in Gainesville too and I'm sooo nervous was it hard?
No it was very easy. Just make sure you wash your hands , make sure you don't say done till you checked everything and make sure you give the call light to the patient like make sure its in there hands. Because they will fail you. The test part was very easy I would say its mostly common sense .
@@micheylawilliams280 are you doing skills on another person or will it be like a dummy figure and how many skill clinicals do you have to do on the test
Testing in 20 days. This will be instrumental in passing for review and practice. Thank you for all that you do for our field
We wish you the best of luck as you test - but you might find our FREE online CNA Test Prep program helpful as you prepare for the exam. It is on courses.4YourCNA.com and it's FREE! Check it out! Let us know how you do on the exam!
I like how it is done. It is simple and neat about rolling the dirty linen away and the clean linen towards...
I just wanted to say thank you so much for all of the videos you made . I had an exam yesterday and passed all because of watching your videos. You taught me better than my actual teacher did. 😊
Congratulations! We are so happy that you found our resources helpful! We wish you great success in your new career!
My skills or Saturday and I’m freaking out
Hi how are you, one question for this skill we don’t need gloves
Taking my exam this Thursday, this video is very helpful
thank you for these amazing videos! I passed my clinical test after religiously watching these for the week before :)
Thank you ms Pat I have passed my cna exam, your videos help me a lot.
Thank you Ms Patty , you are a good teacher, i watched all your videos, went over and over , i got it well.
Prometric exam tomorrow morning 🙏🏽 I’m so thankful for these videos
Thank you so much for everything that we had to do on the skills and I passed today with flying colors in Florida.Thank you again!!!
That is awesome! Congratulations! We are so happy that you found our resources helpful (don't forget to like and subscribe!). We wish you the best of luck in your new career! Are there any other topics you would find helpful as you begin your career? :-)
I just passed my test; I am grateful for the videos. Thank you.
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Very good camera angles. Well done and to the point!
Thank you for your wonderful comment! We are very happy that you are finding our videos helpful! Best of luck!
I love the new video look Mrs.Patty!!❤
Very clear quality and the new camera angles are great aswell!
+Kelly-zena Cooper Thank you for your comment! I really appreciate the feedback! Thanks!
Thank you Mrs.Patty you’re videos was very helpful I passed my cna senior class of 2021
this was one of my skills and i passed both sections thanks to your videos that you ms patty !!!
You always ask the patient “is that okay” when about to start a skill. I tried that while practicing with my kids and they said “no, that isn’t okay” now I need to know what would you do if a patient refused? Lol darn these kids 😂
In the real world you are there to perform a specific task. You come in and let the person know what you are there for, correct? When you are performing the task let them know what you will be doing to alleviate apprehension. If you ask at every step you would never finish in a timely manner. Be professional, compassionate and polite.
Best video yet! Thank you so much!
Thank you for your wonderful comment! We are happy you are finding our videos helpful! :-) Best of luck!
Hi Ms.Patty thank you for these videos. I passed my exam today and this was one of my skills and actually this is one of the skills I hate doing the most lol. The nurses said I was doing something wrong with this skill but I told them “if Mrs. patty says it right than it’s right” the nurses looked at me like “who is Mrs.Patty” lol
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Thank you for this instructional video! It's very helpful. Wish me luck on my exam!
We wish you the best of luck on your exam! ;-)
Thank you!
My journey is one of a gradual one but it’s great for me . I’m starting my bridge excercises this Saturday
Thank you so much Patricia this video was so helpful hopefully I pass my state exam for my CNA
Thank you so much for the much informative tutorial. I'm starting my CNA training tomorrow morning. Super nervous.
Thank You Soo Much For Your Videos ,As Of Today 9/23/22 I An Certified Cna 🥰 This Was My First Skill
Passing my exam on the 6.23,23 in CT this was 1 of my skills thanks miss pat you’re doing a wonderful job
Great job!
I take mine on wednesday in CT im so scared!
Im suprised no one has mentioned this cool trick!
When replacing the pillow case grab a a corner peice of the pillow case letting the pillow case hang inside out then grab the pillow by the tag with that same hand while still holding the pillow case and flip the pillow case right side out over the pillow! It makes it easier to not let the pillow or the case touch your scrubs!
I'm here today to refresh on my skills coz tommorow is my internship....thanks for the video it's really helped me alot👏👏
I did My Prometric test yesterday, and I passed, thank you so much your videos really helped. God bless
Congratulations! Here is your congratulations video! ua-cam.com/video/zlebIHKMuCI/v-deo.html
Congratulations that's so great 🎉🎊🎆🎇
These video's are great. One question, I've been taught to raise the bed to my hip height but you don't do that here?
Another great one! Thank you.
Hi Patty, I passed that you a bunch! NYC represent
I’m watching this before my exam to help me be more confident in my skills. Though the procedures are slightly different it’s is still very helpful I just have to remember the extra steps that are now required but this is still so great to watch a demo! It’s so helpful thank you so much! Tbh the only thing they are requiring that’s different is the sanitize the bed and it’s probably not every state.
doesnt say that in prometric skill checkoff list must be a different program
@@thanos34362 no different state
Very helpful. Thank you.
Taking my exam Skills 5/16/24 & written on 5/17/24. So excited and nervous. Ill let uou all know how i did! These videos are so helpful and easy to follow. Wish me luck everyone!
good luck girl! rooting for you 🫶🏻! lmk how it went!
@@kimtaehyung4692 i passed my skills! due to weather my written has been rescheduled. But theses videos helped me so so much.
@@morganmitchell4975 congratulations what skills did you get ?
I’m taking mine tm but if for PCA I am certified for CNA but I have to renew it
Thank you so much . I will surely pass all my exams.
I'm taking my state exam tomorrow in newyork been studying all day
Thank you your videos helped me pass the skill test exam ..
Congratulations! We love to hear success stories! Best of luck in your career!
These videos are helpful about to do my exam soon!
Thank you very much for your vedio. That I passed my CNA at first attempt. 🙏❤❤
Watched these videos and passed my exams on 12/3/21 thank you so much
Congratulations! What state
Thanks Patti for your videos I passed my cna test to Day
I have my written exam tomorrow, and then my clinical in two weeks. I'm nervous but excited.
Congratulations I took the CNA class been studying so I Can take the test to become a CNA
Hi miss Patty. i just stop by to say thank you so much i passed my prometric😊. all your videos so helpful.
That is so awesome!!! Congratulations! Best of luck in your new career!
She is such a pro !!!
Thank you very much for the wonderful and easy to follow videos you've shared. I had my exams on the 19th of June and I passed. You're videos are great.
Congratulations! That is AWESOME news!!! We are very proud of you and wish you great success in your new career! :-)
4yourCNA Thank you
thanks so much to show us I realy learn a lot
We are glad you are finding our videos helpful!
I passed my lna on friday! Your videos were super helpful thanks agaij
Congratulations! Great job on passing your exam! We are very proud of you and would love to welcome you into your new career! Tune into our weekly LIVE Q&A Session on Thursday at 3 pm (ET) for your official congratulations! Like and subscribe to be notified when we go live!
Hey Patty am from New York, I always watch your videos it helps a lot. I passed my Exam last month. Thanks for these videos. You’re amazing.
Congratulations! That is awesome! Best of luck in your new career! You are an incredible healthcare hero!
THANK YOU FOR YOUE TIME IM VERY APPRECIATE .
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME I'M VERY APPRECIATE .
Exellent. Thank you.
We are so happy you are finding our videos helpful! Have you checked out our FREE online test prep course on courses.4YourCNA.com? It has TONS more information and videos than you will find here! Best of luck!
I take my test on Tuesday in abbeville la I been watching your videos and I love it will be back to let you know my results
Hello.. how’d everything go.. did you pass? I’ll be taking mine 12/23/21 Thursday.. I’m claiming it!
Take the state exam in march. Currently going over all these videos . I got the written part down pack. But the skills😫 I’m so nervous
great video helps!!!!, thank you....
We are glad you found our videos helpful! Good luck!
It looks easy and you have to make sure to keep the patient still🌼🌼🏵️😑
Thank you so much for your videos 🙌Passed my State exam yesterday. Am so happy and grateful 🙏
Congratulations
Mine is in 10 days
Congratulations! Best of luck in your new career! :-)
Best of luck!
@@carolinewanjiru6001 did you pass
Thank you so much..
thank you so much for everything! I just took my test today and passed both clinical an written. I did challenger in florida so the only information I had was by watching your videos. You saved me so much money on a cna course, thank you so much!
She's the best
Thank you so much for the videos! My class (in FL) starts tomorrow so I'm a little anxious/nervous. I wanted to get a general idea of what to expect. I'm a big picture kind of a gal, so I know that remembering all of the small details within each skill is going to be a pain. Typical Sagittarius here ;)
Best of luck in your class! The small details should be presented in a manner that is easy to remember, your instructor will explain "why" each step is important. Our skills book also provides step-by-step instructions on how to perform each skill. Many schools use our books and videos, so you may see us again in training! Best of luck!
Yes I need this
very helpful
thank you so much for your videos! i take my exam thursday and these are so helpful! I was just wondering, if I do want to raise the bed for my comfort, can i leave the patient on their side while throwing the bottom sheet in dirty linens with the bed raised?
Sorry for the delay in answering! Yes, you can leave the bed raised as you perform this skill. The bed must be lowered before you end the skill, so if the patient wants to get out of bed, the floor is where they left it! Hope you did well on the exam!
Thank you so much. I am from Viet Nam!
Thanks
Ohhhh this amazing
Thanks for filming above the bed. Easier to understand.
Hi patty , i am going to be sitting my cna test next month, is it okay if i walk with a privacy blanket and hand wipes because the school that i go to uses large towels for privacy and wash cloth to wipe pt. hands.
Wow. Cna do a lot of work
4yourcna thank you for all the videos!
I have a question
At every skill when we say 'I'm going to wash my hands ' we will just say that or we will wash the hands every time before and after each skills?
You are graded on the first two times you wash your hands (beginning and end of first skill), but you will continue to wash your hands until the evaluator tells you to stop. Hope this helps!
Do you need to use a barrier and put it on the bed in the exam on top of the clean sheets ?
You are are saying soiled linnens, but you are not wearing gloves for this skill! How’s that? Will I fail if I wear gloves before doing this skill as I see it necessary?
Please respond and thank you so much.
Hi , i have a quetion please
While rolling the soiled sheet and put a clean one
And while changing the pillow cover
Aren't we performing hand washing ??
Those green pads a gold. .I love how exaggerated the skills are
good job
I passed thank you!!
Congratulations! Best of luck in your new career!
Saying the bottom sheet is 'soiled' indicates the need to wear gloves during this procedure. If the bottom sheet is indeed soiled, and she touched it with her bare hands, she now contaminated everything else she touched after that point. I loved the video, but wished she would have put gloves on before touching a soiled sheet with her clean hands, or washed her hands after touching and disposing of the soiled sheet.
We had to use draw sheets too and gloves