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Ill deal with the hard stool. No way this is happening. And why is a male nurse doing this to a female. Not that Id ever have one. But sure as hell no female nurse would be doing it. And what dignity. Your shoving something uo someone elses butt. Dignity was thrown out the window when you rolled them over
for some reason my instructor was throwing around the term "back priming" as if the students knew what she was referring to. not a sing person in my 2nd semester clinical group was 100% sure what she meant. and our 1990s clinical skills video was no help.
Ooh they tried to do this to me. And I almost ripped the drs arm off. This is the absolute worse thing ever. Theres no way i would even let them try this again.
She should have quickly rushed over there, stopped him and put him back in bed.Happened to me many times and I followed my instincts quickly. Falls are NO joke.
Didn't watch the video. I used to do this fairly regular as an ED RN. I like to use viscous lidocaine as a pre med/lube. Very popular with patients, especially those with previous ng placement only using KY.
There is absolutely nothing they could do that I would ever even let anyone try this on me again. Unless someone wants to lose an arm. They tried it a couple times but it just wasn't happening
My sister was in the hospital due to a severe stroke. She was losing blood and needed a blood transfusion, she’s had them plenty of times before due to ovarian cancer however, this time when she received the blood, she had a horrible reaction and died in the hospital five days later, we still don’t understand why
Working as Assistant in Nursing, we have been trained to prevent a fall. Falls are unavoidable unfortunately in most cases. I believe the technique in this video is not accurate either helpful, the way that she is holding him, may end up with two injury people.
this is a good presentation. it is not good for you to roll yours eyes and sound like you are exasperated and slow down the speed of your talking. Good luck building and marketing and reaching more viewers with you ever green evolving educational channel.
@@hannarivka8487 I mean I can see the answers and know which one to answer but I see what you’re talking about if one needs the whole sentence to make a guess.
the bed is too high, the side table and bed alarm are out of reach foot uncovered litter on the floor, all fall risks no shoes at the bedside or if needed fall mats pt wearing glasses while sleeping could lose them in the bed.
When patients fall, most of the time it's the CNAs doing the lifting. At least it was when I worked on Telemetry. And if you are a guy, you were the lift team
