Measure and Record Urinary Drainage Bag with CloseUps 

Two questions 1. So you don't have to attend cna classes just to take the test? 2. Do all state allowed you just to take the test without attending class? Sorry for replies late

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@Tiachante Battle, Cómo es que lo puedo tomar en línea? Solo me falta el de los skills.

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Tiffiany Herring Great Job! I will retake mines Saturday. These videos are helpful!

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thats the same skill im worried about i can do it i know i can just a bit nervous

There is nothing on the list that says no touching the floor with scrubs on. At this point, your scrubs are contaminated just from entering the room. Touching the faucet with your gloves is acceptable. We just can't contaminate clean hands by not using a paper towel to turn it off. When you wash your hands your dirty hands are turning on a dirty sink. I agree wholeheartedly.

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+Trudloops Thank you for your wonderful comment! Best of luck!

she is though this is how you do it for your exam you do not have to change your gloves or even take them off til the end

I'm glad to have watched this video. It's a good learning experience and it also allows you to go over what you've already learned. It looks like she only messed up by not removing her gloves before touchier the faucet. Other than that, I really enjoyed and appreciate this video.

Okay, thanks for that.

Gloves are dirty so is the facet that's y she used paper towels

+Jessica Zimmer Thank you for such a glowing recommendation and we are so very happy that you found our videos helpful, not only in preparing you for the exam, but in assisting you in your daily work! Congratulations on your promotion! Regarding the catheter drainage bag: you will follow the instructions in the care plan (if specified). If there are no instructions, general nursing principles dictate that the drainage bag should be emptied once per shift (usually at the end of the shift) AND as needed prior to the end of the shift if the bag is approximately 3/4 of the way full (this would be for patients on diuretics). If you empty the bag during the shift due to excessive urine production, you must document the amount on the I&O form and still empty the bag again at the end of the shift (so the new shift always starts with a clean slate) and document that amount as well. Emptying at the 1/2 mark is fine, but remember to empty at the end of shift too! I hope this helps and wish you well in your career!!! :-)

Where is your isolation gown and gloves?

Our skills book contains step by step instructions on how to perform each skill in detail, as well as theory related to each skill. You can purchase this book on our website www.4YourCNA.com. Good luck!

Please refer to the new videos for updated skills performance. You want to be very careful not to introduce bacteria into the drainage system, where it could multiply and progress upward toward the bladder. Since the pathogens are enveloped inside the catheter tubing, they bypass all defense mechanisms and emerge from the catheter directly into the bladder. It is an overwhelming invasion with trillions of bacteria invading all at once - that can be dangerous to the patient. Keeping the port from touching ANYTHING will reduce the amount of bacteria that are introduced into the catheter bag and reduce the likelihood of a UTI. Our skills book (available for purchase on 4yourcna.com/product/cna-skills-made-easy-book/) provides step by step instructions as well as theory for each skill (it answers questions like these for all of the skills and gives you the knowledge you need to pass the written and skills exams. Thank you!

For the exam, disinfection of the basin is not required any longer. Thank you for your comment.

Please refer to our newest videos for updated skills demonstration. These videos are demonstrated according to current testing principles in Florida. Best of luck!

There is no reason to use 2 sets of gloves for this skill. it is not required for the exam and serves no useful purpose. One set of gloves, as demonstrated in the video, is the correct way to perform this skill according to current state standards. Thank you for your comment!

+4yourCNA if we are wearing gloves, what size and brand do you recommend

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Wash hands first because the supplies are considered clean and you wouldn't want to add bacteria.

Yes, you must wash your hands before gathering supplies so that you are touching clean supplies with clean hands. Thank you for your comment!

it really doesn't matter unless you do all

Actually, the order does matter and it is a graded checkpoint on the exam. You MUST have clean hands to gather your clean supplies. Thanks!

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It is fine to use a paper towel to turn faucet on, but not required since the faucet is considered unclean (as are your gloves). You may use a paper towel if you wish-but it is not a graded point. Thank you for your comment.

First, catheterization is not a testable skill for the state CNA exam. Catheter CARE is a testable skill, which involves cleaning the catheter and the peri area. For the CNA exam, every skill will be performed alone, with no helpers. However, in a clinical setting, if the person assisting with this procedure will be touching personal skin or body fluids or any soiled items, gloves must be worn. Hope this helps!

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+Yuri Barros Yes, gloves must be worn anytime you come into contact with personal skin, body fluids or any soiled items. If both hands are being used, both hands need gloves.

Thanks for your help through this

+Yuri Barros sorry but even they are not even touching your body but only a container

Thank you so much! These are some of our older videos...make sure you check out the newer, updated ones on our channel! :-)

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Many patients well not have ID BRACELETS (home care, assisted living, long term care) so this is not on the state exam. Identifying the patient by name is the appropriate action for the state exam, which is demonstrated in the video.