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THIS IS AN OLDER VERSION OF THIS SKILL. View how this skill should look when performing for the Florida CNA State Exam. View to proper way to perform the steps necessary to feed a patient sitting in a chair by the bedside. This skill is one of the 21 testable skills on the Florida State CNA exam and is also used in RN and LPN training. Additional resources can be found at 4yourCNA.com. Please visit 4yourcna.com/kit to order a supplies kit that contains all the books and supplies needed for the exam! Enroll in our online program for practice tests, online workbook, instructional videos, practice kits and our step by step skills booklet to give you the skills you need to pass the FL CNA state exam! Video by: 4yourcna.com

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@bobdoesvideos 12 лет назад

Thank you sooooooo much! I passed my test! I took it fri and I found out last night that I passed! I was watching your videos for like two weeks before the clinical exam... I'm not going to lie I was shaking the whole time! I had feeding, ROM, and bedpan. I learned sooo much from your videos they were a big help! You truely are the best and god bless you!!! All smiles over here! lol

@4yourcna 12 лет назад

Thank you so much for your kind comment! We are happy you are enjoying the videos! Good luck!

@N0V3MBER 11 лет назад

I passed my test today!!! I'm so thankful with 4yourCNA. I won't stop telling everyone how wonderful are these videos. Thanks Patty! These videos have helped me a lot. Now I've a career and I know my life is going to change!! Patty you're awesome. The whole team of 4yourCNA does a GREAT job! Hugs from Rhode Island :-)

@jade-lg2ld 5 лет назад

What skill u got?

@4yourcna 10 лет назад

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@PhenomChik 11 лет назад

Followed this ecact process for hand and nail care, feeding and ambulation. Step by step and passed my FL CNA Friday. Thank you so much!

@4yourcna 12 лет назад

The checklist used by Prometric (located on their website) that the evaluators use to grade FL CNA applicants does not list checking the ID band prior to feeding, so it is not graded during the test. It is, however, a good practice to do so BEFORE you give the resident their tray to prevent food allergies or specific health conditions related to diet. You may check the ID if you like, but it is not required for the test. Good luck and thanks for the question!

@4yourcna 12 лет назад

Yes, you must wash your hands before and after every skill, just like in real life. This is a VERY important aspect of patient care, to prevent the spread of pathogens from one patient to another. At the end of the skill, after you have fed the patient and encouraged them to eat at least 2 ways (are you sure you are done? one more bite? can I get you something else? let me know if you are hungry later. - pick 2), throw the disposable items away and leave the empty food tray where you found it.

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

Congratulations!! We are so proud of you! Good luck in your new career! Stay tuned to our channel for free continuing education!

@lilliamgautier1099 4 года назад

4yourCNA do u have to provide privacy !

@lilliamgautier1099 4 года назад

No privacy curtain right cause the resident it’s up and dress

@4yourcna 12 лет назад

Yes, you offer a sip of water before feeding and every 3 to 4 bites while feeding. Ask the patient what they would want next when feeding multiple types of food (a meal). We are only there to be the pateint's arms...let them call the shots! Good luck on the exam!

@divadee1276 8 лет назад

Hello just want to report I took my state board Thursday and I passed thanks to your video's woohoo...

@divadee1276 8 лет назад

+DivaDee I live in NYC

@4yourcna 8 лет назад

+DivaDee Congratulations! We are very happy for you and wish you great success in your new career!

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

I apologize for the technical error. Please refer to the Instructional video for better audio quality. Thank you!

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

Yes, you may set the documentation sheet on the table - that will help you remember to document at the end of the skill. Good luck!

@4yourcna 12 лет назад

Congratulations! We are so proud of you! We wish you the best of luck in your new career!

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

AWWW, what a WONDERFUL comment! We are so happy to be a part of your journey and wish you the greatest success in your new career!

@orielhawkins6569 10 лет назад

I'm testing tomorrow. Wish me luck Florida.

@4yourcna 9 лет назад

Oriel Hawkins We hope you were successful in passing your state exam!

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

You are in the room - why do they need the call button? If they need anything, you are right there (the whole purpose of the call light). You can remain in the room without giving them the call light first. At the end of this skill, I pointed out the call light (lying on the bed next to him) which is appropriate when leaving. The patient doesn't have to be HOLDING the call light! They just have to know where it is and how to call for help, should they need it.

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

It is actually hard to be a "patient" for this skill. Eating is the first task you become independent at (holding a bottle, eating cheerios from a high chair) and losing this independence really affects you on a deep psychological level. It is essential to be upbeat and encourage the patient to eat despite this reaction. Sometimes being silly with them (respectfully) can help them overcome their reservations. But not for the test. Be professional for the test. :) Good luck!

@soldatsie5 12 лет назад

these videos saved me, i learned these A TOTALLY different way in my PCT and MA classes, this is much easier to do and remember. thanks for posting them

@4yourcna 12 лет назад

Yes, you ALWAYS wash your hands before gathering your supplies. Otherwise, you are contaminating the clean supplies with dirty hands. Great question! Good luck!

@ravenlee6007 12 лет назад

Hi Ms Patty.... I passed my exam today. Both my written and skills test! Thank you so much for all videos you posted it helps a lot for me to passed my exam.

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

I am sorry for the delay. Yes, the skills are performed according to nursing best practices, which are universal. Many people from California have used these skills demonstrations to prepare for the exam and have passed. Good luck!

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

Congratulations! We are so happy for you and wish you great success in your new career!

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

Just remember the three principles of safety, patient's rights and infection control. Be careful watching videos, they are not all performed according to current Florida state standards and they may confuse you. I would speak to my nursing instructor and ask for tutoring or specific instructions that must be followed. Good luck!

@4yourcna 12 лет назад

Good luck on your exam! We will be thinking of you as you test!

@pikkigonehippie 10 лет назад

I start my training next week. Im so nervous Im from another country and I've never been to school in U.S. so this will be my first attempt. Im already watching your videos.

@simply_vall 11 лет назад

I took my test yesterday i passed yayyyy...@ 4yourCNA thank you for posting these V-deos .

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

Yes. These skills are demonstrated using best nursing practices. There may be some minor differences in your state, but the principles remain the same. I have written a blog on this issue on allcnas dot com. This may answer your question! Good luck!

@4yourcna 12 лет назад

Congragtulations! We are so proud of you! We wish you the best of luck in your new career and be sure to check back with us often as we will be posting FREE continuing education later this summer!

@4yourcna 12 лет назад

For this skill, you should not close the privacy curtain because eating is a social event. Isolating a patient for meals by closing the privacy curtain can cause them to not eat well. However, this point is no longer graded on the exam. Hope this helps! Good luck!

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

The patient's hands do not need to be cleaned after feeding (since they have not touched the food or their body fluids). The hands need to be cleaned before feeding for ritual (it stimulates the appetite in many cases) and this is demonstrated at 00:18. Good luck!

@princessprovia7402 2 года назад

This is so nice

@lovelyali2003 12 лет назад

U are the best!!!

@MssUnderstood1 9 лет назад

Taking my state exam next Sunday. Wish me luck. I found your videos very helpful. Just nervous as can be.

@syesha19 9 лет назад

MssUnderstood1 how was the exam? did you pass?

@SlapMyA_AndCallMeSally 11 лет назад

I have a hard time not being silly when I practice this one lol :D

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

You should not wear gloves while feeding patients unless it indicates to do so on the care plan. Gloves give off an odor that will interfere with appetite and cause the patient to not eat well. Gloves should not be used routinely when feeding. Good luck!

@kerryannjohn5671 11 лет назад

is it ok to put the document sheet on the table beside the tray with the patient food?

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

Washing your hands at the end of the skill and then documenting is sufficient. You do not have to re-wash your hands. You will never get everything done in a clinical setting! You want to clean your hands at the end, before documenting (where you are touching a clean pen) and you will be washing again at the beginning of the next skill.

@ravenlee6007 12 лет назад

I like your videos . I just want to ask if i need to wash my hands before preparing all the equipment needed in any kind of skills or prepared first then do my hand washing. Im sorry.. but i confuse.Thank you so much

@janisquinn6294 11 лет назад

I live in California...Sacramento.....will these help me pass my skills test? Im watching them daily...2-3 times a day...and taking notes

@4yourcna 11 лет назад

And the call light is never considered clean because patient's in bed will scratch what itches and then handle the call light. The patient may use a bedpan or urinal and then use the call light to have you empty it. The call light is not clean (neither is the privacy curtain). You should wash your hands at the end of the skill after opening the curtain and giving the patient the call light to ensure you have clean hands when leaving the room.

@sotoalexandra57 11 лет назад

Hello! I live in Massachusetts. Will these videos help me with the test?

@ravenlee6007 12 лет назад

Hi, i like all your videos. i haves ome more question. it is ok to leave the food tray and the table in the front of the pt.? and i do really need to wash my hand after and before the skills as real? thank you so much your videos help me a lot to prepare my self to take cna exam this coming Tuesday . i am challenger and i will taking cna exam on monday. I let you know if pass GODBLESS U.

@Psychwriteify 11 лет назад

Is everyone else hearing next to no audio? Even when it's on full volume.

@kerryannjohn5671 11 лет назад

what about wearing a gloves for this skill? is that ok during my exam

@Babessnipez 12 лет назад

can we close the curtain? lol or will we get it counted off?

@manoah6316 8 лет назад

Hello, I have a few questions please. My first question is when feeding the resident shouldn't one wipe the residents mouth after each bite? Lastly , during testing should one document the residents eating percentage? or is that not included; since its not done on the video.

@4yourcna 8 лет назад

+Manoah Durandis These videos are demonstrated according to current state standards. You do not have to wipe the resident's mouth after every bite unless the resident has visible food or fluid on the outside of the mouth. Think of your eating habits...you probably do not wipe your mouth with a napkin after every bite. Remember that every patient is an individual and will have different abilities, needs and limitations. Do not assume that all persons being fed will drool or not be able to contain the food within their mouth. There are many patients who may have a progressive neuromuscular disease, or paralysis, or arthritis, or Parkinson's or muscle weakness from a stroke, or even just broke both arms that may need assistance with feeding but are able to chew and swallow just fine. For the test, your patient is able to chew and swallow (as long as you feed them properly by giving them time to chew and swallow, not overloading the spoon and offering frequent drinks), which is demonstrated in the video. Documentation is discussed verbally and demonstrated clearly beginning at 3:04 and ending at 3:30 on an actual documentation sheet very similar to that used in the exam. Good Luck!

@kzykzy9116 6 лет назад

Person feeding nail too long can harbour germs no long nails please

@4yourcna 6 лет назад

Please refer to our newest videos for updated skills performance. However, this is not a graded checkpoint on the exam. Thank you for your comment!

@kimikobear 9 лет назад

is florida the same as michigan?

@titij7733 8 лет назад

Do you not have to close privacy curtain for feeding?

@4yourcna 8 лет назад

No. Eating is a social skill; most people gather in groups and socialize while eating. Closing the privacy curtain will isolate the patient and decrease oral intake. This is the only skill that you will not close the privacy curtain for. Hope this helps! :-)

@bethpeters3477 3 года назад

Wondering why she didn’t wear gloves

@shabrinasmith8536 8 лет назад

This was in 2012 is it ok to still use hand wipes

@4yourcna 8 лет назад

Yes. This is still acceptable. Best of luck!

@shabrinasmith8536 8 лет назад

4yourCNA thank you i test next week . your videos are great keep it up!

@4yourcna 8 лет назад

+Shabrina Smith Thank you! Best of luck on your test! :-)

@ravenlee6007 12 лет назад

Im sorry for my last comment my schedule will be on monday. Thank you

@annab.5343 9 лет назад

CT is the same As Florida and NYC

@kaiclav 10 лет назад

everything was good except she forgot to check the wristband

@alexandermcnemar7891 8 лет назад

Checking the wristband is not required in the state of Florida. Please consider this before taking any other steps in training with these videos.

@nicolemcdaniellawrence 7 лет назад

How do you know the amount the patient ate

@4yourcna 7 лет назад

Please refer to the newest videos for updated skills performance! Documentation is based on percentages. If they ate about half of the food offered, then you would document 50%. If they refused, you would document 0%. If they ate it all, it would be 100%! If they ate more than half but not all, it would be 75%. If they ate some, but less than half, you would document 25%. The percentage is always based on what is on the tray - the starting amount of food. How much of their food on their tray did they eat? Since the test will only offer them a single-serve cup of pudding and water, and the "patient" for the exam will be instructed to only eat 4 bites then refuse, they will be eating less than half, so you would document 25%. You will also estimate the amount of water they drank by paying attention to what they started with and what is left in the cup at the end of the meal. Hope this helps!

@nicolemcdaniellawrence 7 лет назад

4yourCNA thank you