I agree. There is so much More to this when a person has limited mobility. My 91yr old pretty active dad is just getting over Covid it weakened him so much he’s hasn’t walked in 3wks spending 1wk in hospital. Being home now in my care a visiting Nurse said most important thing in his recovery is at least sitting on edge of bed & baby steps like edge of bed, stand , turn to chair. My dad is like 5’4/220lbs.. He’s been home 4days now n has only sat on a Commode once, then sat on edge of bed today. He very much want to get up n go but for now it’s Baby steps. Im petrified I will drop him if say he stands then can’t in middle of trying.. My neice, a nurse sent one of these belts n I received it today Hence reason I’m looking at videos. My brother comes over after work n helps him stand etc.. I’m 62 & it’s really hard being a caregiver when alone although I have a husband n he helps as much as he can. Haha no one is getting any younger. But definitely agree with ppl saying It would be way more helpful if they used an actual patient w/limited mobility! Sry this was long but if u read it Thank you, any suggestions are deeply appreciated 🙏🏽 Off to search more REALISTIC videos …
Honestly, it is hard and different from actual patient...I almost broke my ribs coz I was lifting an over 200lbs paraplegic patients...what is more difficult is her bathroom and bath is too small like only 1 /2 meters wide enough to fit in her wheelchair... Being a caregiver is not an easy task.
I really feel like there should be at least 2 CNA’s, or Caregivers when you lift patients. In fact, I think that is actually a rule now in nursing homes in some states.
@@annehancock6734At both of the healthcare facilities I worked at (one in Kansas and one in Ohio), it was only a recommendation for some specific patients to do a 2 person assist. At my work in Kansas, we even had a 3 person assist.
I agree! You guys don't have any sort of lift to help with the paraplegic patient you mentioned? All of the paraplegic patients I've had we have strictly used lifts (sit to stand or full assist) with a minimum of 2 people helping for bathing, incontinence care, or even just getting them from bed to wheelchair. I'm baffled you're trying to do it single handedly.
Just found out what these were. I've been buying them from thrift stores as regular belts. Pulled cars with them. Basically I do a lot of unconventional things with this belt that no other belt can do.
I used them to spank my children when they were young. I knew I would spank too hard but this belt was softer and wider so I would put the Hammer of Thor down hard on those misbehaving bratty buttocks. I mean I would hit homeruns, knock it out of the park ! Now I need them for my elderly Mom who has cancer. My kids are in their 30s and laugh : Daddy found his spanking belt ! They said it was so much better than a palm or leather belt but just the fact I was TRYING to wear those bratty buttocks out hurt their feelings worse than spankings. Now I see in the future kids using it with me ( to lift not spankings haha ). My Mom feel yesterday, would not have if I used this belt.
I pray I pass state, wish there would’ve been MORE focus on these skills for passing state 🥺😞😞, didn’t miss a day of class either 🥺, not feeling confident rn
I was under the impression that the gait belt is supposed to provide a preventive against lifting a person's dead weight and hurting your back as a caregiver, nurse, etc.
I have Muscular Dystrophy and need more help to transfer. The person on the video seems to be able to move which is not helpful in teaching an attendant how to transfer with a gait belt I don't really see the point in using someone who can move easily. Not educational enough. Also, surprised.
@@TheFrostDuo THIS IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. AND ALSO THIS WILL NOT BE DONE WITH THE INTENTION OF DOING A VIDEO. THE VIDEOS SHOULD BE RECORDED IN REAL SITUATIONS AND EDITED OUT OF THAT.
I have a client that is not stable on her feet at all. How can this work with her. Transfer from bed to chair is a stand-quick swivel, but I am nervous because tonight I have to do the reverse to put her in bed... someone else usually does this. Pray for her and me🙏🏾
It's not that easy when transferring a patient that can't stand on their own...My mother hade knee replacement surgery and hip surgery she can't stand so I try using gatebelt for transferring her to the potty chair and it's hard.
I hope the idiots in this comment section aren't care givers. The point is the belt not what the patient can and can't do. Obviously if they're dead weight it's difffent.
Worst training EVER! I care for my 76 year old mother (and was a caregiver 15 yrs ago for several years), who can't do most of these things to assist. This video does more damage than good!
This is extremely basic training. It’s just to give an outline. You don’t know how it is to actually move a dependent until you actually do it. Nothing can really prepare you for that lol
I actually do know how it is because I have several years under my belt as a caregiver as well I keep getting for my mother going on two years now. Whoever posted this should have said this is nothing like what it's going to be like. Just my opinion
It would be so much more helpful to see all these actions with someone who actually can't help herself along as this person can.
Exactly, clearly the "patients" in videos such as this are mobile,far from what people deal with on a day to day basis in real life.
Heidi Sifein exactly how can we learn when the pt is helping her
Yes, I agree!
I agree. There is so much More to this when a person has limited mobility. My 91yr old pretty active dad is just getting over Covid it weakened him so much he’s hasn’t walked in 3wks spending 1wk in hospital. Being home now in my care a visiting Nurse said most important thing in his recovery is at least sitting on edge of bed & baby steps like edge of bed, stand , turn to chair. My dad is like 5’4/220lbs.. He’s been home 4days now n has only sat on a Commode once, then sat on edge of bed today. He very much want to get up n go but for now it’s Baby steps. Im petrified I will drop him if say he stands then can’t in middle of trying.. My neice, a nurse sent one of these belts n I received it today Hence reason I’m looking at videos. My brother comes over after work n helps him stand etc.. I’m 62 & it’s really hard being a caregiver when alone although I have a husband n he helps as much as he can. Haha no one is getting any younger. But definitely agree with ppl saying It would be way more helpful if they used an actual patient w/limited mobility! Sry this was long but if u read it Thank you, any suggestions are deeply appreciated 🙏🏽 Off to search more REALISTIC videos …
Absolutely. Some of my patients are completely immobile. Unfortunately not a helpful video.
If it were ONLY this easy!
Honestly, it is hard and different from actual patient...I almost broke my ribs coz I was lifting an over 200lbs paraplegic patients...what is more difficult is her bathroom and bath is too small like only 1 /2 meters wide enough to fit in her wheelchair... Being a caregiver is not an easy task.
I really feel like there should be at least 2 CNA’s, or Caregivers when you lift patients. In fact, I think that is actually a rule now in nursing homes in some states.
@@annehancock6734At both of the healthcare facilities I worked at (one in Kansas and one in Ohio), it was only a recommendation for some specific patients to do a 2 person assist. At my work in Kansas, we even had a 3 person assist.
I agree! You guys don't have any sort of lift to help with the paraplegic patient you mentioned? All of the paraplegic patients I've had we have strictly used lifts (sit to stand or full assist) with a minimum of 2 people helping for bathing, incontinence care, or even just getting them from bed to wheelchair. I'm baffled you're trying to do it single handedly.
Just found out what these were. I've been buying them from thrift stores as regular belts. Pulled cars with them. Basically I do a lot of unconventional things with this belt that no other belt can do.
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I used them to spank my children when they were young. I knew I would spank too hard but this belt was softer and wider so I would put the Hammer of Thor down hard on those misbehaving bratty buttocks. I mean I would hit homeruns, knock it out of the park ! Now I need them for my elderly Mom who has cancer. My kids are in their 30s and laugh : Daddy found his spanking belt ! They said it was so much better than a palm or leather belt but just the fact I was TRYING to wear those bratty buttocks out hurt their feelings worse than spankings. Now I see in the future kids using it with me ( to lift not spankings haha ). My Mom feel yesterday, would not have if I used this belt.
One thing people. Make sure you use this belt. Patients say they can walk when they cant. My Mom fell yesterday because she didnt want belt
I pray I pass state, wish there would’ve been MORE focus on these skills for passing state 🥺😞😞, didn’t miss a day of class either 🥺, not feeling confident rn
I was under the impression that the gait belt is supposed to provide a preventive against lifting a person's dead weight and hurting your back as a caregiver, nurse, etc.
Its is an also help with patient for PT
I agree that it would be far more helpful if like real patients they were unable to move left or right side of the body.
Now show an actual video where U do all the lifting, not to where the patient is doing all the work 4 U ..
She can stand and move her all limbs 🤷🏼♀️ what if she is really dependent can not lift her own body..
I have Muscular Dystrophy and need more help to transfer. The person on the video seems to be able to move which is not helpful in teaching an attendant how to transfer with a gait belt
I don't really see the point in using someone who can move easily. Not educational enough. Also, surprised.
I mean, isn’t a gait belt just there to assist? If they can’t bear any weight or move their limbs, they’d be using a hoyer.
if they can’t move their limbs at all, you’d use a mechanical lift.
gait belts are only for assistance
why not do a video on a real patient that can't help or lift themselves at all?
Giacinta Roupas that’s a violation of hippa
@@TheFrostDuo THIS IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. AND ALSO THIS WILL NOT BE DONE WITH THE INTENTION OF DOING A VIDEO. THE VIDEOS SHOULD BE RECORDED IN REAL SITUATIONS AND EDITED OUT OF THAT.
The next video: How to easily drive a stick shift for the first time
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Always protect your back, never bend even to set up the wheelchair footrest like this PT.
Exactly. Wouldnt be comfortable doing this
I have a client that is not stable on her feet at all. How can this work with her. Transfer from bed to chair is a stand-quick swivel, but I am nervous because tonight I have to do the reverse to put her in bed... someone else usually does this. Pray for her and me🙏🏾
Isnt the belt just to high? it should be somewhere below the tummy right?
She literally got up herself. Has nothing to do with real life.
The focus is the gait belt not the functioning level of the patient
The patient in this video has full use of her legs so this is not at all helpful.
It's not that easy when transferring a patient that can't stand on their own...My mother hade knee replacement surgery and hip surgery she can't stand so I try using gatebelt for transferring her to the potty chair and it's hard.
Good video
Огромное спасибо. Очень помогли мне в работе.
Also more on how client positions hands are positioned
Seems like there was not very much work done by the gait belt. It seems like the one doing the transferis still doing the lifting work
Yes
Could you not find a former medical person to sign a release? This video is not the least bit realistic.
My problem is my client has swollen legs and the hurt
She don't really need your help show better video
I hope the idiots in this comment section aren't care givers. The point is the belt not what the patient can and can't do. Obviously if they're dead weight it's difffent.
body mechanics wasn't properly applied
Worst training EVER! I care for my 76 year old mother (and was a caregiver 15 yrs ago for several years), who can't do most of these things to assist. This video does more damage than good!
This is extremely basic training. It’s just to give an outline. You don’t know how it is to actually move a dependent until you actually do it. Nothing can really prepare you for that lol
I actually do know how it is because I have several years under my belt as a caregiver as well I keep getting for my mother going on two years now. Whoever posted this should have said this is nothing like what it's going to be like. Just my opinion
lol what a joke this video was
JC
unrealistic
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