Make an Occupied Bed CNA Skill Prometric
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2016
- Welcome to our CNA channel, your trusted resource for acing the Prometric CNA exam! In this comprehensive video, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of making an occupied bed with precision and the proper way to safely change an occupied bed-a critical skill for your CNA journey and Prometric exam success. Our expert guidance ensures you're fully prepared to excel in this essential assessment also used in RN and LPN training.
In this video, you'll discover:
* The importance of maintaining patient comfort and dignity during bed-making
* A detailed, Prometric-compliant breakdown of the occupied bed-making procedure
* Pro tips to ensure resident comfort and safety
* Clear and concise instructions for each essential step
* Demonstrations to simplify learning and hands-on practice
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Your videos helped me out tremendously, I finally passed my Prometric. Finally I’m a licensed CNA. I became discouraged when I didn’t pass the first two times. On my third attempt I passed.
Saying the bottom sheet is 'soiled' indicates the need to wear gloves during this procedure. If the bottom sheet is indeed soiled, and she touched it with her bare hands, she now contaminated everything else she touched after that point. I loved the video, but wished she would have put gloves on before touching a soiled sheet with her clean hands, or washed her hands after touching and disposing of the soiled sheet.
thank you so much!! I had exam in Jacksonville, prometric. I passed) I repeated everything, and they said, that I had great teacher. YOU was my teacher, thank you. !!!
2 things missing: rising the bed at waist level before starting to prevent injury to back, and lowering the bed for safety (prevent falls) at the end
my exam is tomorrow....Im nervous because I dont like when people watch me
No gloves......
You always ask the patient “is that okay” when about to start a skill. I tried that while practicing with my kids and they said “no, that isn’t okay” now I need to know what would you do if a patient refused? Lol darn these kids 😂
You should be wearing gloves when dealing with visibly soiled sheets and linens. Do not let the linens touch your body or outfit or they are contaminated.
where are your gloves
Truly so nervous , couldn’t even sleep I have my big exam today . I’ve been watching you videos for 2 weeks straight.
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I'm currently in Florida and I was taught to always put side rails up while asking the resident to turn on their side. Even the instructor for the exam said to use side rails, as long as you put them down when you are finished. My place of employment also requires side rails when asking residents to turn to prevent falling, no matter how capable they are of staying on the bed. I understand it may be different depending on instructors and facility policy. Just wanted to share my experience with side rails. I love these videos and they help definitely helped so much!
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I remember doing this for my CNA.. Now I get to do it again in my fundamentals lab for my RN! funny how everything seems to come full circle sometimes..
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