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Fluid Balance Charts | Nursing UK . The importance of charting correctly and how to do this. Nursing UK. MY NEW BOOK IS OUT NOW!! Go check it out: www.uk.elsevierhealth.com/how... Perfect for all students out there nursing / nursing associate / healthcare going into nursing of some form.
Intro
0:53 - Things that may cause a drop in urine output
2:23 Hypovolemia and compensation
3:40 A fluid balance chart
5:00 Observations after surgery
5:19 How to fill out the chart / Complications of
5:30 Abbreviating BNE / BE
6:50 How to total a fluid balance chart as you go
7:54 Live examples and how to chart correctly on a fluid balance chart
11:23 Ending
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@James-id4ob 4 года назад

This was super helpful! Even as someone who hasn’t done a fluid balance chart, I feel like I’m understanding it 💗

@mangi3423 Год назад

super explanation, you really break down to understanding. thank you

@aaronmarshall3940 2 года назад

thanks so much for this im a new starting support worker and was worried about doing this this made it all make sense within minutes

@marionnyakerario8134 3 года назад

That was helpful, well explained 🙏

@mailiejf7826 3 года назад

Nice and clear video.thank you

@celosiacarmen 3 года назад

love your briefing. That BE/BNE is something new to me. Thank you Claire

@larissadunne687 3 года назад

Thank you

@merlenelobban5172 Год назад

Thank u Claire

@VaddamanuNaveenKumar 2 года назад

It's fantastic

@saintpalmer1 2 года назад

Thanks

@myreenmahaguay-kearney2065 3 года назад

Quiet complicated- in Singapore its clearly recorded and system is set up not to confuse the staff.

@ClaireCarmichael 3 года назад

It’s not complicated when you know how 😬 it’s just adding it as you go. But the way the U.K. is going, it will be all on a computer at some point that adds it for you 😂 I’d love to visit Singapore 😍 looks amazing out there x

@ivannsubuga9 8 месяцев назад

What would you do if you were checking the resident's chart at lunch time and one of the fluid balance charts was blank

@tazmarvenvedilarasousa1633 3 года назад

Would you do PEW charting. How to fill and more.

@Vijayalakshmi-ul7ye 3 года назад

thank you for the explanation...could you explain about negative balance and positive balance also

@ClaireCarmichael 3 года назад

A negative balance is basically when someone’s output is greater than their intake. A positive fluid balance is when intake is greater than output - which is concerning if they aren’t passing urine at all! It’s then a medical emergency to see what’s going on.

@vitamina-bruce8287 3 года назад

How would you document the parenteral fluids on the fluid balance chart? For instance the doctor prescribed NS 0.9% 1000ml start at 1400H finish at 2200H? Thanks!

@florenceo8043 3 года назад

Hey Vita, from my understanding, you would document how much the patient is receiving per hour e.g. 83ml/hr NS 0.9%

@carolines6798 4 года назад

Thank you! I have a problem with completing the fluids in bit! I’m an HCA on a medical ward and sometimes have about 10 patients to keep track of. I find it hard to keep track of what they are drinking as I am often in different side rooms etc and can’t check hourly what they have drunk!

@colterbrown5237 4 года назад

Not blood tests blood transfusion, bags fluid ecy dorry for confusion

@colterbrown5237 4 года назад

I understand about blood it goes in but hopefully not come back out sorry, thank you for your video very informative

@son2789 3 года назад

Could you explain about nursing care and the way to write our plan, please?

@ClaireCarmichael 3 года назад

What sort of plan? :) x

@caashojimcale4600 3 года назад

Thank you . It is very useful. Can you explain if you don't mind how to calculate iv powers. I am so confused with reconstitution, displacement.

@ClaireCarmichael 3 года назад

I don’t do IV’s so I’m probably the worst person to try and explain that 😂🙈 x

@caashojimcale4600 3 года назад

Luck you. 😂😂I am a student and they don't teach us ivs but when placement when they are explaining it my head spins🤣🤣🤣

@ClaireCarmichael 3 года назад

@@caashojimcale4600 aw bless you! We had one skills session on IV’s at uni and that was it 🙈 We weren’t allowed to do IV’s back then as a student so there was no need for us to do it until qualified 🙈 x

@colterbrown5237 4 года назад

What about when patient getting bloods ect how do you calculate this into fluid chart

@ClaireCarmichael 4 года назад

colter brown You don’t put blood tests on a fluid chart as far as I’m aware 🤔 you don’t take enough blood to make a huge difference. Unless someone loses a lot of blood in surgery or an accident etc, that’s different. You might document the blood loss then. But I’ve never seen anyone document bloods onto a fluid chart before.

@ami3214 Год назад

My advice is you cannot accurately complete hrly FB without using an hrly bag. i.e. a separate compartment for the last hours urine. Although I appreciate you are trying and the bags cost more, in the case of sepsis, hypovolaemia and AKI etc you could be saving their life so cost shouldn’t matter. Also ideally the trust form should have running total columns next to the individual columns. I see you are explaining it but if they were printed it would save ambiguity. Well done for highlighting the problems.

@ClaireCarmichael Год назад

I’m not sure where you got that about bags not having measurements on? All urine bags that I have seen DO have measurements on and that’s how you would know what to write on the chart. The chart is just the document because as nurses we legally have to document everything for a patient. This isn’t to replace a a urine bag 😂 never!

@cherdaphneangel178 3 года назад

I'm a student nurse from the Philippines. I'd like to ask what if there is a vomit output, will that be part of the total and so as it goes down to the very last total?

@ClaireCarmichael 3 года назад

Yes it all counts towards output :) same if someone had acute diarrhoea. Because it’s fluid loss and they can get severely dehydrated as a result

@cherdaphneangel178 3 года назад

Thank you so much!!