HAND & NAIL CARE - PROMETRIC 

Hi, Venita! Wow! CONGRATULATIONS!!! Thank you! It's priceless to hear how my videos were instrumental in you passing your certification exam!

Which skills where you given?

Hi, Dessa! Yay!!! CONGRATULATIONS on passing your exam!!!

Don’t u have to wait 2 weeks for your results tho 👀

Hi, Jamie! Wonderful! Good Luck with your exam! Let me know how you do.

Hi, Jamie! Just following up with you to see how you did on your exam.

JULIE REYNOLDS I think I did pretty good I had ROM and PULSE and hand washing. I think I might’ve messed up on the pulse because after I was done and i started logging my skills she retook the pulse and I don’t wanna worry too much about it but I’m nervous I got it wrong.

@@sasa6127 When do you find out the results?

JULIE REYNOLDS in 3 weeks

Hi, Hailey! Alright!!! Way to go! CONGRATULATIONS!!! Glad my videos were helpful!

Hi, Joseph! Wow! Thank you so very much!

Hi, TheSacer! Good luck with your exam! Don't forget to let me know how you do!

Now that I'm watching videos on here, l noticed that there is a lot of differences between one and another.... Let try learn according to the state we are living. Maybe you passed your exam already.. Hopefully, if not? GOOD LUCK

Hi, Marie! Yes, I rolled them up in the clean barrier as I was removing it from the overbed table, then disposed of all into the a waste bin.

@@NURSEJAR Thank you I'm getting ready to get tested next week.

Hi, Jamaria! Yes, you may.

Hi, Amanda! A bath basin would be more appropriate for soaking the hand and nails. Good luck on your exam! Let me know how you do.

Thank you so much 💕 I'll let you know when I find out

Good morning Nurse Jar, I do not get my results for my state exam until next Friday. I did want you to know one of my skills was hand & nail care. The state examiner would not allow me to use a bath basin but made me use an emesis basin instead. I think it's different in Massachusetts🤷‍♀️ When I am providing care at a facility, I will be using the bath basin because I feel it's the most effective way. Again I want to thank you for your videos and replying to my questions.

@@Amanda-mf5ow Hi, Amanda! Let me know how you did when you get your results. Thank you for this information. It's very interesting!

Good afternoon Nurse Jar, I passed my exam!!!!!! Thank you for your videos and help😊 god bless and take care

Hi, Alexis! Yes! There are 22 Prometric skills. Prometric testers used my Pearson Vue training videos before I had any Prometric videos on my channel and passed!

Hi, King! Yes, you may. You'll just have to collect that extra item when you gather your supplies.

Hi, Julia! For testing, no.

Hi, Meghan! Yes. You must perform all required skills within a certain amount of time.

Hi, Marie! CONGRATULATIONS on passing your certification exam! I'm not too familiar with HHA certification protocols, so I would not be able to answer your question. However, I will try to find out for you. As a CNA, you are able to work as a Home Health Aide. But, as a HHA, you are not able to work as a CNA. The HHA would have to participate in and successfully complete a Nurse Aide Competency & Evaluation Program (NATCEP) in order to work as a CNA.

Hi, MissLoveBug! Yes, you are.

@@NURSEJAR thank you so much!

@@NURSEJAR do we need to give them their call light when we gather supplies and throw dirty linen in hamper as well?

Hi, Lady Vee! I am not familiar with Red Cross testing.

@@NURSEJAR ok thanks.

Hi, Hope! Body mechanics is not scored during testing. Therefore, it really doesn't matter if you lower or raise the height of the bed. However, if you choose to raise the height of the bed, you must remember to lower it in a safe position before leaving the bedside.

Hi, hM! All of my videos are for Pearson Vue except for some few that ate titled for Prometric. I actually have a Prometric playlist. I've had quite a few Subscribers from NY that used my videos to help them pass their Prometric exam.

I will take mine with Prometric soon in NY

@@saritamoonsammy2396 Hi! Let me know how you do.

Hi, Melnyc belo! Ylwhen to wash your hands is explainedcthouroughly in my video, "When Do I Wash My Hands?". I encourage you to review/watch that video when you have time.

@@NURSEJAR thank you so much!!!

@@yeahhottie Hi! You are most welcome!

Hi, Kris! During your Prometric Skills Exam, you are required to was your hands with running water and soap 2 times: once before you perform your first skill and once after you complete the first skill. If performed correctly both times, the NAE will advise you to only verbalize, "washing hands" during the remainder of your exam.

Hi, Kris! Exactly how I performed it!

Hi, Jazzmin! Not for this skill.

@@NURSEJAR okay thank you! Gloves are also optional for this skill with prometric right

Hi, Celeste! Thank you for your question. The testing candidate does not need to wash the client's hand after cleaning the nails.

@@NURSEJAR I live in Florida maybe that"s why l have learned different.... But thank you!!!

Hi, Sian! Not sure why you cannot hear me. The audio checks out fine. May be issues with whatever device you have or your network.

Hi, Dessa! No. This was a requested video demonstration for a testable skill that falls under Prometric, as indicated in the title of the video. All other demonstration videos fall under Pearson Vue.

Sorry about that!

Hi, Ally! Good morning!