Best part of nursing school is 100% all the hands on skills!
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0:26 “Remember I’m still a student & not perfect so be nice in the comments!”
All the negative comments just go to show that bullying is the #1 complaint of new nurses.
i feel so bad reading some of the comments. you already mentioned you’re a nursing student and you’re still learning. i’m a nursing student myself and i couldn’t help but feel terrible about how people reacted. my lab doesn’t have enough money to keep supplying a bunch of materials either and for most of it we have to pay for (which is only a limited amount of equipment to use so you have to keep reusing things). obviously in a medical setting this would never happen, but when you’re learning it’s okay to make mistakes (in the laboratory setting), as of now there’s a professor to help teach you and other instructors. i’m sure a lot of the comments have good intent and only want to make sure no one is harmed, but you’re still learning and you got this! you will be a great nurse someday (if not already) 💓
What is it like to be nursing students..what do they do actually.. because iam about join
It musts take a lot of courage to do that kind of stuff I hope you become a doctor one day and I hope you have a great time being a doctor❤❤❤
Those damn bubbles lol I’m in my preceptorship right now. Only 7 more weeks, god willing, and I’m finally done 🙏🏻
ur needle was a little bent inside i remember doing that over and over in school haha ur doing great tho!!
Push back plunger before inserting medicine for IM injections wether it is in. Musle or vein
Damn did y’all not read the caption,.. she’s a student she’s still learning why y’all so hostile for
Wipe the skin before to allow at least 10 seconds to dry
Based on the amount of liquid and the size of the needle, this is an IM injection so always go in at 90 degrees (sub-q can be 45 if pt is skinny)
Since the needle is not a blunt needle access device and looks like it has a bevel, it’s definitely okay to stick the pt with it (just keep in mind that some solutions will need a blunt access device because they’re thicker!)
The best thing ab labs is you get to make all the mistakes before you get on the floor. Keep practicing girly!
I can't wait to do my NCLEX and get my license. SO EXCITED!!!
Me too! Good luck!😊
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You never use the same needle on the patient that you draw medication for
Insulin you can
Tell that to the insulin syringe.
In sim lab you have to because some schools can't afford all new stuff.
What do you mean? All those c-19 shots were given by drawing the liquid into the syringe and then directly injecting that into the person. I've seen it done on me and all the other ppl in line. Same for the flu shot and the mandatory one you get in school (I think was hpv and hep b). Oh and the mumps/measles/rubella one was done by the dr in the same manner.
@jillibear there not meant to, the needle is supposed to be changed! Flu vaccines are in pre filled syringes so I'm not sure what ur seeing there and cov9d shots are meant to have needle changes as is everything but ppl are lazy. When you have an injection and it hurts a lot it's probably a blunt needle. Same as blood taking, if u miss that vein u should change the needle, but yet I see nurses use the same one again, I always change mine. Crazy!
This is the part I'm most excited for
Just don’t recap a needle.
Good prep! Straight in 90 degrees next time! That was my favorite part too, but we injected each other in my cheap school. 😂
You should change the needle before injecting!
The gloves are too much big, try a smaller size, they will be more comfortable.
The worst part is not being able to actually use the disposable supplies because they save them for reuse! Its completely different in a hospital setting where you have to tear off a wrapper, pop off a vial cap, open an alcohol swab and change the needles - all without laying anything down.
Learn to recap totally without touching the cap r only touching the base of the cap to lock close after covering. Always imagine surveillance mgr close by. Good luck stay safe and best of luck.
I already do that to myself already two weeks looks like I'll do fine.
It will work out. All the best 👏
So many things wrong here......
How to injected with the syringe
Okay but what are you doing girl? This needle is too long for a sq injection. And if this is an IM you should not be holding it at that angle. Also never hold the bottle when you're inserting the needle to prevent sticking yourself. You all over the place girl lmao
I myself was also like wait, and this is an ad what!?
She even took her glove off before capping the needle at the end 😂
hes a student he is just practicing be nice!!.
they're a student, it's okay to give advice, but kindly.
@@lizzy5437cause she was still a student
Change the needle once ite been used to draw up and never recap the needle
You never use the same sharp twice
Please never re sheath, it's asking for needle stick injuries. Also trick to doing an intramuscular injection is hold it like a dart
Why are we recapping needles?
Because it's not being used on people, better to reuse when JUST practicing, thought that was obvious?
This is all wrong. That is an IM injection needle, so it goes at 90 degree angle. Also, did not inject air into vial, that’s why you had difficulty withdrawing solution. Plus, do not recap needle.
but she did injected air
She did inject air into the vial of u look closely. But if it’s IM she did go in wrong.
Ryt
I can’t remember the last time I injected air first. Just pull harder
She did say that she is still learning, so give her grace
i want to be a pediatric nurse, i’ve had my head set on it for a while but i’m like so unsure where to start. i’m going into high school next year & i’m not sure if the programs that they have there for nursing are any real help or not, and i have absolutely no idea where to start if i DONT take those kinds of classes. would anything help with this??
Hot gloves
That needle scares me
Never recap needs, clean the skin....
There are some cases when recapping is necessary and this is the correct technique for doing it
I don’t know how you can do anything in gloves that are miles to big for you lol my worst nightmare
Hiw do you know if you did it wrong?
Re-capping the needle is a no-no.
That is the proper way to recap a needle if it must be done
you did not draw medication to check if it is in the blood vessels
that’s not an up to date tactic that’s taught. the research proves it’s a unnecessary step
First mistake wear gloves that fit
kya apko nhi pta ki injection ke baad cotton bhi lagaya jata hai
😂😂😂what is😂this
AWAbeNAC❤
Amazing well good nursing roll follow it is clean 😊😊
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Hi
Never set injection on work top.
Why?
Risk of cross infection. Always use a disposable tray. Or sterilize a reusable one with an alco wipe.
You are doing great ❤
YOU'RE COOL 🔥✨️
Wipe the vial before drawing meds!
She did "wipe" the vial...Remember, she's in sim lab so she may not have been able to open up all the supplies used for the purpose of making this video.
You are good no joke
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I love it!
They’re actually incredibly boring for the most part and not incredibly helpful for real life experience, at least in my opinion.
I’m reporting for misinformation like u have too many steps wrong it should not be on the internet for ppl to see
chill out. they NEVER specified that this was an instructional video whatsoever. they literally said that this is what they enjoyed doing as a literal STUDENT. making mistakes is part of being a student and they were just sharing because they like this. it’s not misinformation if the video isn’t even meant to teach people
@@carleighalbright1417the fact that u took the time out of ur day to write this 😂 I’m honored. Um but no, it should be taken down because people do what they see unfortunately. Do u need a job application 😂
@@jillbrown1411 Hey Karen, you’re wrong. Nobody but you is assuming this is an instructional video, because at no point in any place does it claim to be. It does however state something along of the lines of them still being a student and learning, so be nice.
Literally no nursing student is going to think “Hmmm yeah let me memorize the steps in this random shorts video” as opposed to practicing what they’re taught in school, relax.
@@jillbrown1411 she’s not responsible for what people choose to do 😂 she’s not telling people to try it so if someone does that’s their problem
I believe she’s a nursing student and practicing
Any one with school whatsapp number help. Me .l want to join
thats not how you stick a needle in u don't stab. I'm not even a student
whoever is this... I will definitely FAIL you if you are my student. you did something wrong here.... please don't post a video that's incorrect on how to give injection....
they never said that was how to properly do it… they’re literally a student showing what they’re excited to do. they may have done it wrong, but that’s the whole point of being a student:making mistakes and learning from it.
You don’t even have reading comprehension. I’d have to fail you.
Calm tf down Karen
Karen
@@Sanbonzakuraayou don't even have a brain you left it at home...I will definitely DOUBLE FAIL you!!!
That’s an IM injection, should be given at 90° angle 📐 beloved but you’re doing amazing!!! Keep it up!!!
You make it look so easy!