You were my SIM and skills instructor when I was in nursing school in 2008 and 2009! I just came across this video while trying to find a video for MY students! :)
I am a nurse and i was refreshing my medication administration through g-tube and im sure shes a great teacher but this had a bit of mistakes.she didn't check placement and she dropped the syringe when it was connected because she was not holding it right. Even though I think she should had showed when she checked the HR atleast she said she check it before and it was in the parameters.(which is you don't give if it's below 60 bpm because it's digoxin ) I feel Like someone who's a student they could get confused and the details matter alot.
Para familiares que esten pasando ppr esta situacion devido a un familiar con derrame cerebral. Yo pase lo mismo y mi sugerensia es que no le pongan el gtubo debido que en mi experiencia solo prolongo el sufrimiento de mi familiar.. Y me ubiera gustado que alguien me diera su opinion o experiencia .
Eso depende de lo que alguien tenga en su testamento vital y directivas avanzadas. Cada cual tiene su derecho de decidir cuando hay una situación que no pueda hablar. Por eso es importante tener todo por escrito.
They are to be given 1 at a time, as chemical reactions can occur if mixing them. But in practice, they are often given together, if state survey is not underway.
The patients on the ward don’t look well!! 😜 Not all tablets dissolve well enough and can block the tube. I take most of mine in liquid form so the tube doesn’t block.
You were my SIM and skills instructor when I was in nursing school in 2008 and 2009! I just came across this video while trying to find a video for MY students! :)
A full circle moment! I remember you were a great student, glad that you're now teaching.
Wish I found your videos while I was still in nursing school!
It would be nice to know what port you are talking about. Also show a close up of the device.
Whaoo!!!. This is a great video ma. I did enjoy it. I have got my test out nextweek on this. Thanks for this ma. You rock
You're welcome. Glad it helped!
I was wondering why you didn't add any air into the tube when checking patency I was told we had to add 20 ml of air before checking residual
I am a nurse and i was refreshing my medication administration through g-tube and im sure shes a great teacher but this had a bit of mistakes.she didn't check placement and she dropped the syringe when it was connected because she was not holding it right. Even though I think she should had showed when she checked the HR atleast she said she check it before and it was in the parameters.(which is you don't give if it's below 60 bpm because it's digoxin ) I feel Like someone who's a student they could get confused and the details matter alot.
I hope you read this - you seem like a great instructor, thank you for sharing!
Thanks Brian!
The real challenge is to try and dissolve magnesium. 😔
Or prilosec
What happened to checking gtube placement with stethoscope?
Is that purified water?
No need for purified water..........
I'm so nervous I pass meds through a gtube today and the patient I was assigned for clinicals has like 5 meds
I hope it went well. 🙂
@@juliesulinski5814 it did this video really helped I passed all meds and it was 9 of them
do have to have a outside storma/
Looks like Mrs. Cross could use an enema too.
Para familiares que esten pasando ppr esta situacion devido a un familiar con derrame cerebral. Yo pase lo mismo y mi sugerensia es que no le pongan el gtubo debido que en mi experiencia solo prolongo el sufrimiento de mi familiar.. Y me ubiera gustado que alguien me diera su opinion o experiencia .
Eso depende de lo que alguien tenga en su testamento vital y directivas avanzadas. Cada cual tiene su derecho de decidir cuando hay una situación que no pueda hablar. Por eso es importante tener todo por escrito.
Thank you!
Did you chk the heart rate for digoxin? I didnt see that
an example of a problem when someone is just looking for something wrong to comment on. They don't "watch"
it was the first minute
Thank u!
You're welcome! 🙂
The sound is way too low you can hardly hear anything
thank you!!!
One med at a time?? I have a resident who gets 14 different meds in the morning via G-tube. Not happening
Pam McCarthy Plesse give 1 at a time if State is observing
no u dont have to do one at a time ask your doctor what meds can be taken toget her
Oh dear
They are to be given 1 at a time, as chemical reactions can occur if mixing them. But in practice, they are often given together, if state survey is not underway.
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The patients on the ward don’t look well!! 😜
Not all tablets dissolve well enough and can block the tube. I take most of mine in liquid form so the tube doesn’t block.
Always make sure to check if the tablet is meant to be crushed those that are Enteric coated are not meant to be crush.