Nurse Jar, You are an amazing teacher. I remember 4 yrs ago I went and took my Cna/Gna and I watched ever one of your videos to help me pass my tests. I passed the first go round. I have been able to provide quality care and bring a lot of smiles to the individuals I provide care for. Thank you Nurse Jar, and many blessing. ❤ One proud Cna/Gna❤
I poured the urine in the sink because there was no toilet around and I got the skills wrong. I now realize I was supposed to pour it into the bedside commod instead . I learnt what I was supposed to do right from watching the Nurse video. Thanks Nurse Jar and sorry for my first message
Hi, Eunice! WRONG! Do NOT credit me for your mistake. I explicitly stated to pour the contents into the "TOILET" or the "BEDSIDE COMMODE." Nowhere in my training video did I ever instruct you to pour the contents, nor the rinse, into the sink.
Hi Allyjenny! Thanks for your comment! You should share your thoughts with the CDC and your state's testing vendor. Although, I think both are more concerned with the prevention and spread of infection than the wasting of water.
Hi Nurse Jar, I am a nurse educator from Ontario Canada so our practices may differ slightly. We follow public health Ontario’s guidelines on handwashing. Here is a video we use for education purposes, washing hands for a min of 15 seconds and using the same paper towel to close the taps that we used for drying our hands ua-cam.com/video/o9hjmqes72I/v-deo.html
@allyjenny15 Hi! Yes, I see the differences in performance guidelines. We follow the CDC's guidelines for hand hygiene. Although, I did recognize that Ontario's Public Health guidelines leaves the water running, as well. Thanks for sharing the link!
No issue with pushing on that paper towel dispenser button with gloved hands that have handled, rinsed, and dried both the soiled bedpan and graduate? Then wash your hands and push that paper towel button with your clean hand? These type of dispensers seem unsanitary in this situation…
@kharahagen6415 Why can you and others not understand that my training videos are specific to the testing vendors' requirements? If you have qualms with the required specifications on how candidates are required to perform a particular testable skill, please take it up with the aligned testing vendors, not me!
@@NURSEJARthanks, I will inquire with someone more appropriate. After thinking about it, I think I would have a couple towels or washcloths available for drying out the equipment if this was the type of paper towel dispenser available. Thanks again!
Hi nurse jar I pass my cna exam thank you so much for all your videos it really helped a lot 🎉🎉🎉🎉I’m now certified
Congratulations 💫
Nurse Jar, You are an amazing teacher. I remember 4 yrs ago I went and took my Cna/Gna and I watched ever one of your videos to help me pass my tests. I passed the first go round. I have been able to provide quality care and bring a lot of smiles to the individuals I provide care for. Thank you Nurse Jar, and many blessing. ❤ One proud Cna/Gna❤
Hi Sunkissed! Wow! Wonderful!!! CONGRATULATIONS to your success 🙌!!! Thank you so much for your kind words 😊 ❤️!
I poured the urine in the sink because there was no toilet around and I got the skills wrong.
I now realize I was supposed to pour it into the bedside commod instead .
I learnt what I was supposed to do right from watching the Nurse video.
Thanks Nurse Jar and sorry for my first message
Hi, Eunice! WRONG! Do NOT credit me for your mistake. I explicitly stated to pour the contents into the "TOILET" or the "BEDSIDE COMMODE." Nowhere in my training video did I ever instruct you to pour the contents, nor the rinse, into the sink.
Sorry I meant to say, thank you for this video I rather learnt the right way of doing things...
Got to delete this comment and rewrite it
They need to revise handwashing. Letting the water run continuously while drying hands is such a waste of water
Hi Allyjenny! Thanks for your comment! You should share your thoughts with the CDC and your state's testing vendor. Although, I think both are more concerned with the prevention and spread of infection than the wasting of water.
Hi Nurse Jar, I am a nurse educator from Ontario Canada so our practices may differ slightly. We follow public health Ontario’s guidelines on handwashing. Here is a video we use for education purposes, washing hands for a min of 15 seconds and using the same paper towel to close the taps that we used for drying our hands ua-cam.com/video/o9hjmqes72I/v-deo.html
@allyjenny15 Hi! Yes, I see the differences in performance guidelines. We follow the CDC's guidelines for hand hygiene. Although, I did recognize that Ontario's Public Health guidelines leaves the water running, as well.
Thanks for sharing the link!
After you dry your hand the 1st time, could you use that paper towel to turn off water.?Then continue to dry?
No issue with pushing on that paper towel dispenser button with gloved hands that have handled, rinsed, and dried both the soiled bedpan and graduate? Then wash your hands and push that paper towel button with your clean hand? These type of dispensers seem unsanitary in this situation…
@kharahagen6415 Why can you and others not understand that my training videos are specific to the testing vendors' requirements? If you have qualms with the required specifications on how candidates are required to perform a particular testable skill, please take it up with the aligned testing vendors, not me!
@@NURSEJARthanks, I will inquire with someone more appropriate. After thinking about it, I think I would have a couple towels or washcloths available for drying out the equipment if this was the type of paper towel dispenser available. Thanks again!
Thank you nurse Jar.
Well done 👍