Wow. That was an awesome video. I have watched a couple of videos from others and had to cringe, but this was really settling for me to watch. You treat the lady with respect and compassion, whilst keeping her dignity as much as possible. Thanks for teaching us the true way of caring for fellow human beings. xx
During testing, you will have 30 minutes to complete five(5) skills. This technique took 11.54 minutes. Problems identified during the skill include: 1. raise the bed to a comfortable working height (it will save your back over the years. 2. 4 wash cloths for one skill, will exhaust the linen supply on the nursing unit 3. Side rail should be raised in preparation for turning 4. The incontinent pad should have been opened with the white, absorbent side against the skin 5. When washing the front, washing should progress from clean to dirty (was vaginal opening , labia minora then labia majora 6. Unsafe to leave the resident turned on her side, no side rail and not lower the bed 7. Shaking the wash cloth to flip it is unsanitary (especially so close to your face) 8. Why did you pour the water in the commode and not use the sink
We all know there are residents who don't let us even touch them lol. I've been punched and kicked the whole 9. Being a CNA is damn hard. Even the most simple of tasks can take an hour or more lol. Depending on the resident u are taking care of. I luv my job but damn it's hard amd stressful
She did not put the bed to her waist level to care for patient neither did she demonstrate lowering the bed after caring the patient. But others he did well
Thank you for the video. In my observation the left bed rail wasn’t put up before rolling to the left lateral side. When she steps away the resident could fall off of the bed.
Are we allowed to leave the resident on his or her side when disposing soil linens and wash our hands? Would that be considered as unsafe if there is no bedrails?
i noticed in a bunch of these videos the cna wont touch the faucet without using a paper towel . just curious does she not beacuse shes not touching the patient again?
You suppose to use paper towel after washing your hands because you're still going to perform your skills or touch your patient as you mentioned. If you have finished your skill you can open the faucet without paper towel because at that point your hands are dirty and the faucet considered dirty also. I hope I answered your question. Thanks
I like how she gets straight to the point in her videos ..today is my skills test day
Nice video 🥰🥰🥳 your video is so cool, honestly CNA is such a difficult test man , really don’t know what to do but I’m never losing hope.🎉🎉
At times it doesn’t matter how hard you study you also need to pray to God for success.
I also got her through my telegram
@Brendagomez
she really reliable?
sometimes hard work doesn’t pay you have to back it up with smartness, I think your cousin understood that perfectly.
Very good for explaining ,and doing the skill🤝🏻
Wow. That was an awesome video. I have watched a couple of videos from others and had to cringe, but this was really settling for me to watch.
You treat the lady with respect and compassion, whilst keeping her dignity as much as possible.
Thanks for teaching us the true way of caring for fellow human beings. xx
Wow, thank you!
Thanks
During testing, you will have 30 minutes to complete five(5) skills. This technique took 11.54 minutes.
Problems identified during the skill include:
1. raise the bed to a comfortable working height (it will save your back over the years.
2. 4 wash cloths for one skill, will exhaust the linen supply on the nursing unit
3. Side rail should be raised in preparation for turning
4. The incontinent pad should have been opened with the white, absorbent side against the skin
5. When washing the front, washing should progress from clean to dirty (was vaginal opening , labia minora then labia majora
6. Unsafe to leave the resident turned on her side, no side rail and not lower the bed
7. Shaking the wash cloth to flip it is unsanitary (especially so close to your face)
8. Why did you pour the water in the commode and not use the sink
And during the positioning to the lateral side she should have bend the knee to make it easier and comfortable for the patient.
@@rachealekuaquayson5442😂😂😂😂❤😊😅❤❤❤❤
We all know there are residents who don't let us even touch them lol. I've been punched and kicked the whole 9. Being a CNA is damn hard. Even the most simple of tasks can take an hour or more lol. Depending on the resident u are taking care of. I luv my job but damn it's hard amd stressful
Kindly give me your email contact let chat please I am CNA but currently not working wright now
Today is my skills test and an here to get some knowledge from good lecturer
All the best
Thx! I take my State Exam later this month
The difference is that with a real patience the story is much different special if the patient is heavy in weight and the soil smell
Excellent
She did not put the bed to her waist level to care for patient neither did she demonstrate lowering the bed after caring the patient. But others he did well
Miss Patty says, if you forgot to lower the bed you fail
Thank you for the video. In my observation the left bed rail wasn’t put up before rolling to the left lateral side. When she steps away the resident could fall off of the bed.
Nice I'm learning some thing
Glad I could help
Your talking to your resident. Indirect care!!!
yes! I would.
Very good
Are we allowed to leave the resident on his or her side when disposing soil linens and wash our hands? Would that be considered as unsafe if there is no bedrails?
Make sure your resident is not at the edge of the bed. Always make sure he or she is at the middle of the bed . It will not be considered unsafe.
@@wonderhealthcareerinstitut8242 thank you
do we have to talk through each steps we do during the state exam?
That's what wanted to know too
@@Chanel03_24 I didn't talk through each step and still passed lol and I just completed my first 12hr shift as a CNA phew
I think that's called indirect care.
If you forget to wash hands after removing the gloves does it make you fail the test?
@@renzsfunactivities1688 I didn't wash my hands after every skill because my instructor asked me not to...I just verbalized it and sanitized my hands
Didn’t see her do arms legs under arm or stomach or back only saw her do private areas
i noticed in a bunch of these videos the cna wont touch the faucet without using a paper towel . just curious does she not beacuse shes not touching the patient again?
You suppose to use paper towel after washing your hands because you're still going to perform your skills or touch your patient as you mentioned. If you have finished your skill you can open the faucet without paper towel because at that point your hands are dirty and the faucet considered dirty also. I hope I answered your question. Thanks
@@wonderhealthcareerinstitut8242 thanks so much for the reply!! x
THIS IS VERY OLD WAY WITH THE TOWELS...
i didn’t see u washing your hands
@0:33
You suppose to clean the face first
But this is perineal care not bed bath , my thinking though
And hand second , and don’t live the patient alone on his side