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Excellent video thanks.

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Feet should be last…😮

you can certainly ask for Conditioner! I just do my ends so it doesn't get greasy as fast. but they need to wash at least 2 times, if it is oily. its hard to get it really clean. Ask the person to tailor it to your needs, it only takes a few more minutes!

very nice video. it's simple but thorough and kind.

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"Does not require gloves..." Many home health care agencies now require bath aids to wear gloves. -Not all home care patients have automatic bed-raising abilities: you have to hand crank. Some bath aids aren't aware of the less expensive "old fashioned" models and will get "surprised" and then not know what to do. -I LOVE how you demonstrate to ASK the patient, call them by name, and tell them what you are doing. -I appreciate that you changed wash clothes. My preference is to use new washcloths for new body parts to avoid introducing bacteria from one part to another. In particular with a patient that is prone to infections.

I think I’d cry without conditioner as someone with curly hair. 🤣 my hair would be frizzy and matted immediately without any type of conditioner. But I guess if you’re stuck in bed and can’t do it yourself you’re in no position to be picky. 😅

Show us what u re doing. We don't see ur patient

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This is very helpful, also to support the neck you can fold a hand towel under the neck for more support..

Can i get the link on where i can find the bathing tray , so we could buy it

How to wash hair of stroke victim

WE CANT SEE. WHAT THE HECK!

QVC has something called SCRUBBZ. Cut one cloth into a quarter and slightly wet it with hot water. This will activate the no rinse soap. Use this for their privates. No stink! And this works even in a "barn"!

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Cant see actual what she doing camera Focus her

Is it necessary to use so many towels??... Why did you just work on one side of the bed...Couldn't you just had covered her w a large beach towl and uncover each part as you go..Where are your gloves?

Great demo thanks much

I never let a nurse bathe me. Nevermind a CNA

Very good video very Educational

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Do medical students have this clinical rotation-hahaha

Wawwwww it's wonderful! great job!

I really don't want my foot germs spread up the length of my leg, Thank you.

why didn't just clean the side you are on and than walk around to the other side and do the other side ? Can you not do that ?

Is he your son? Lol

This is a good idea for bed washing a hair

I dont see you using gloves

Thank u so much

My brother newly paralyzed and he really wants a good shampoo. Thank you for posting this demonstration with instructions that a lay person can understand.

So sad i havent seen this in the hospital my gram is in. Therefore I will buy the stuff myself and do it myself.

what kind of heart patient do you have shower data

So am a new subscriber Thanks for this video

Do all the hospitals have those hair washing trays?

You need specially tools... Not helpful at home.

This is probably protocol for hospital and nursing homes, but I work for a home health agency, and figured out a faster and less messy way that either the patient himself or caregiver can do in a few minutes. I know it works because I did it to myself. This is what I did: I wet a washcloth and half wrung it out. I rubbed it all over my hair to wet it, and I had to do it twice. No drips. I did not even have to put a towel around my neck, but you can if you want. I put a SMALL amount (maybe half a tsp) of baby shampoo (less soapy) in my hand and shampooed well. Still no drips. I then took a DRY wash rag (you can use a hand towel if you like) - and rubbed my hair well to absorb the shampoo. I then took a CLEAN wash rag and wet it, wringing it out WELL. I rubbed it all over my hair to absorb the soap left behind. Do this two or three times, using the same cloth wrung out, or different cloth. Be thorough. This technique is like a sponge bath for the hair. No need for basins, pitchers, drain buckets, etc. My results gave me shiny, clean hair, and all I had left over was a couple of wet wash rags to toss in the washer. The hair never gets sopping, so you don't even need a towel for the neck or eyes. The trick is to be thorough, and to "rinse" the hair 2 or 3 times with the wash rags. You can do the shampoo step twice if you like. If the patient is lying flat, you may want to put a towel or pad under their head so the bed doesn't get anything on it. My hair is medium length. I think this would work with very long hair, but it would be a bit more labor intensive and in two steps - one for the head area and the other for the rest of the hair. This method can be used anywhere there is a cup of water, shampoo and 3 washrags. Great for camping or when you can't get in the shower.

Very helpful. Thank you for this video

You should remove your watch first its a wrong technique.

Remove your accessory also

What are tats?

Great video so people can see how to wash other peoples hair when they are in bed

I'm going to be working in the hospital in a week as a student. I'm so nervous.

Thinking back this was the best feeling ever, my mum helped the nurse wash my hair, one of the best feelings getting a wash after days of not being able to bathe

You can't really see what u doing. Who ever did the video didn't do great. Partial video

One step closer to torture

wow, great job! =)