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ROM Shoulder CNA Skill Prometric

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Welcome to our CNA channel, your go-to resource for mastering essential skills required for the Prometric CNA exam! In this step-by-step video, we'll guide you through the precise techniques needed to perform Passive Range of Motion (ROM) to the resident's shoulder. We will ensure you're well-prepared to excel in this critical skill which is also used in RN and LPN training.
In this video, you will learn:
*The importance of shoulder range of motion exercises in patient care
*A detailed and comprehensive breakdown of the procedure
*Step-by-step instructions to meet Prometric standards
*Pro tips for ensuring the comfort and safety of the resident
*Clear demonstrations for each crucial step
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@caressam.98 14 дней назад

I will admit, THIS SKILL is one that I passed over and was almost the reason I would've failed the exam smfh. Yall please pay attention to the videos! You are supporting the arm at the wrist and elbow!! She specifically asked me that question after I performed the skill, I think the examiner was trying to trip me up but miraculously I answered correctly! I am now a CERTIFIED NURSE ASSISTANT!

@adaipalmer1104 6 месяцев назад

I took my test on 2/24/24 and I passed on my first try thanks to your videos ❤️

@4yourcna 6 месяцев назад

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@KickingitwithQU 5 месяцев назад

Congratulations

@KennedyNYC 2 месяца назад

Congratulations👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@tenishastephenson9242 7 лет назад

THANK U SO MUCH. I PASSED THE EXAM TODAY ONLY BECAUSE OF YOUR VIDEOS. U ARE REALLY MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES.

@4yourcna 7 лет назад

Congratulations! We love to hear success stories and thank you for making us part of yours! Best of luck in your new career!

@venisereese9042 2 года назад

I'm going for my CNA license too

@nabaa5687 Год назад

Congratulations

@jeetlejuce 4 месяца назад

i took my test today and passed thanks to your videos!! thank you so much!

@4yourcna 4 месяца назад

Best of luck with your future career! We are so excited to be a part of your journey and wish you great success! We would love to give you your shout-out! Please follow us on Facebook and Instagram for your shout-out! Like and subscribe to be notified when we go live for future events!

@vadania0141 12 дней назад

I passed both my tests last Wednesday, THANK YOU 🙏🏽 ❤

@MakaylaBarbara01 Год назад

Thank you so much! I passed my state test because of your helpful videos!

@4yourcna Год назад

Congratulations! We are super proud of you! Tune in to our Live Q&A Session on Thursday at 3pm (ET) for your congratulations shoutout!

@eveduperard 4 года назад

Thank you for the videos!! I passed on 3/12/2020. Between these videos and taking a 5 week CNA course, I was able to pass the test (the first time!!).

@4yourcna 4 года назад

Congratulations! We are so proud of you! Best of luck in your new career!

@rosaandrade7802 2 года назад

Thank you so much I passed my exam last week, I practiced with your videos. God Bless you both

@amandabarajas1961 6 лет назад

You're an awesome instructor! I took my state test today and passed with flying colors. These videos were definitely useful!

@4yourcna 6 лет назад

Congratulations! That is AWESOME news! We are very proud of you and wish you great success in your new career! :-)

@mariecanal1962 Год назад

Miss Patty,my nies says thank u for the video

@sweetiesweetness6290 7 лет назад

Mr Jones is such a nice pleasant and humble patient..hi Mr Jones:)

@4yourcna 7 лет назад

Thank you...we like him too! :-)

@sohnahenderson7175 2 года назад

Patty I have my test tomorrow and I’m so nervous but me and my classmates have been watching and referring to your videos and they’ve been extremely helpful

@TiannaLaPre 2 года назад

did you pass???

@milagrosvega4548 2 месяца назад

These videos are so helpful. I have been using them to study. I take my test next month!

@alejandralopez4425 2 года назад

I have my test tomorrow and I just started watching your videos, but I feel very confident thanks to you !

@gracer5933 2 года назад

How'd it go??

@veronicagalvez8878 4 месяца назад

I will take my clinical test on 05/22/24

@lynnmacarthur7848 2 месяца назад

Good luck!

@litzya8192 Месяц назад

You passed?

@maydzme4634 7 лет назад

Your detailed videos help me passed the test particularly on this skill. Keep doing this amazing videos coz it is really helpful. Thank you Miss Pat.

@4yourcna 7 лет назад

Congratulations! We love success stories! We wish you great success in your new career!

@karlahermandez3106 Год назад

Thank you so much for your videos PASSED today ,

@nadeshaclayton4918 2 года назад

Thank you Ms. pat I took my Cna exam and I pass it it

@Alineofficial40 3 года назад

Omg I took my test yesterday for the first time and I pass thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰

@user-zd4yj8ps6q 5 месяцев назад

Hi Patti!!! Both my boyfriend and I took our state exam in New York on Friday and the results are in, we passed! And although we studied a lot of the reason we passed the skills portion is thanks to you. Your videos are helpful and we are truly grateful for them. Let us know about the shoutouts and please keep doing what you are doing. :)

@4yourcna 4 месяца назад

Congratulations to you both! Great job on passing your exam! We are very proud of you both and would love to welcome you into your new career! We would love to give you your shout-out! Please follow us on Facebook and Instagram for your official congratulations! Like and subscribe to be notified when we go live for future events!

@farzanehp5901 3 года назад

Thank you very much for your vedio that I passed my CNA first attempt 🙏❤❤

@snowdroplewis916 2 года назад

was it hard?

@sarahlockhart2718 6 лет назад

This is the most helpful video on ROM I've found - thank you so much!!!

@4yourcna 6 лет назад

We are happy you are finding our resources helpful! :-) If you are enjoying these presentations, please don't forget to subscribe and give us a thumbs up!

@coeurciambiki8391 6 месяцев назад

Thanks a lot, i did pass my clinical exam🙏🏼

@4yourcna 6 месяцев назад

Congratulations! Great job on passing your exam! We are very proud of you and would love to welcome you into your new career! We would love to give you your shout-out! Please follow us on Facebook and Instagram for your official congratulations! Like and subscribe to be notified when we go live for future events!

@coeurciambiki8391 6 месяцев назад

@@4yourcna still not pass my written😞😞😞😞 two times already😞😞 don't have some training for written also?

@kencydor1777 3 года назад

I watched all videos without going to school then I passed exam. Thank you so so so much

@zhiraligonde6888 2 месяца назад

I take my clinical test tomorrow 😊

@johanna6526 4 года назад

Always raise the bed to waist level,locked the bed, lower the rail, and do toe plee with perfect alignment

@4yourcna 4 года назад

Actually, for Prometric testing, you are not required to raise the bed to a comfortable height (it is not a tested checkpoint). Siderails are not used on the exam either. This skill does not do ANYTHING with toes...so...??? Not sure what you mean about a "toe plee" related to this skill. If you are talking about loosening the sheet over the toes when you make an occupied bed (that might be considered a toe pleat) it does NOT have to be perfectly aligned for the exam. Hope this helps!

@bethanyb4478 5 лет назад

I love the jump rope call light!

@Step-Into-Your-Power 2 месяца назад

lol I know, even at my school we use the jumprope as call light

@user-hv3mn3eq6p 5 месяцев назад

I have my clinical exam tomorrow i have confidence that i will pass

@4yourcna 5 месяцев назад

We hope you did well! Please let us know when you pass so we can give you your shoutout on Facebook and Instagram!

@RedRider197 7 лет назад

Nice video :) I would just make sure that you have the patients palm up when doing shoulder abduction, so that there is less chance for an impingement to occur.

@4yourcna 7 лет назад

Nice tip...thanks!

@vivianokpalobi5932 2 года назад

Thank you soooo much I passed my exam

@karmafrancis873 2 года назад

Pass today thank for this video

@lucifer5788 3 месяца назад

I have the nervous shits I'm taking my test today omg

@amygayle7808 3 года назад

Very cooperative resident

@florencehendrick4781 Год назад

Awesome video

@Step-Into-Your-Power 2 месяца назад

so are we using gloves for this skill or not ?

@alexusmitchell9747 5 лет назад

I test July 1st 🤞🏽🤞🏽

@sandrasierra464 5 лет назад

did you pass?

@alexusmitchell9747 5 лет назад

Sandra Sierra no just the written part 😔😔 going back to take my clinicals

@sandrasierra464 5 лет назад

@@alexusmitchell9747 I am sorry to heard that.... for what state are you taking the test?

@sandrasierra464 5 лет назад

@@alexusmitchell9747 I am taking the test next Thursday 7/11/19 in Louisiana...... I am so nervous !!!!!!

@asiarue2975 7 лет назад

how come rotation (cookie dough rollout) is not performed? In the intro video it is explained as one of the exercises. I am taking my test in Florida and just want to make sure I am not missing anything. I bought the Clinical Manual from 4yourcna and it also does not include rotation.

@4yourcna 7 лет назад

Hi! Sorry for the delay in responding, this comment was routed to my spam folder. For the Florida exam, the care plan specifically states "Perform flexion/extension and abduction/adduction three times each". Since it does not instruct us to perform rotation, we cannot do that motion. The nurse has a specific reason for this - and we don't need to know why. CNAs always follow the care plan, the whole care plan and nothing but the care plan. Since the care plan does not instruct us to perform rotation ON THIS PATIENT, doing so would be an error and could possibly injure the patient (depending on their level of ability). The intro video shows all exercises that COULD be performed but the care plan will tell you which ones you actually WILL BE performing on THIS patient. Since all patients are different, each care plan will be different too. This care plan is from the testing scenario, so this is what you will be asked to do for the exam. I hope this helps! Best of luck!

@asiarue2975 7 лет назад

thank you

@johnnygoose420 8 месяцев назад

Hello!! Awaiting my exam date as for now but I’ve been wondering. When placing the call bell at the end of the exercise which side do I put the call bell on? Since we did passive rom do I assume that side is the affected side? Thank you so very much

@ejothedreadlockstech8529 2 года назад

Very helpful

@richardcorreia9098 7 лет назад

R.Mayer is at the end of the video you teach for ROM for shoulder she explains not to over extend when doing abduction shoulder level but in yours you do???.South Carolina Exam Jun 4th 2012

@4yourcna 7 лет назад

When performing Range of Motion, you should provide a COMPLETE range of motion (up to the point of resistance) for each joint you are assigned to perform this task on. This is not OVER extending, this is proper range of motion. Over extending means to push a joint past it's current level of function (which induces pain). Remember, that as a CNA, we are not doing exercises to REGAIN motion or function, such as after an illness or injury or surgery - there is a whole department for that (Physical Therapy) and those individuals must obtain a Master's degree (this type of activity is WAY beyond the scope and practice of a CNA). In contrast, CNAs do exercises on unaffected (relatively healthy) extremities to RETAIN function. Since our goal is to prevent loss of muscle mass, strength or mobility, we need to provide a full range of motion to work the muscles adequately (but never to the point of pain). By only moving the arm level with the shoulder, you are not providing a full range of motion which could potentially lead to loss of function and mobility in that arm during the patient's recovery. If assigned to do this task, make sure you move the arm up to the point of resistance to ensure continuing function. Thank you and best of luck!

@laybrown3678 2 года назад

What does it mean to promote resident right during a skill???

@aurelienyonrac 5 лет назад

So professional. Exellent video. Well done

@4yourcna 5 лет назад

We are so happy that you are finding our videos helpful! You might find our FREE online CNA Test Prep program helpful as well! It's free and goes way beyond simple skills videos! Best of luck!

@shekivalaidley7649 5 лет назад

Is this the way they do it in new York city

@annaclayton1408 5 лет назад

I wondered if this was still available? CNA Skills Made Easy? Idk if anyone monitors this Channel but I'm looking for all the help I can get because I'm going for my testing on June 4. 🙏🏽

@xxxnvssaxxx 5 лет назад

Anna Clayton how’s it go ?mine is later 😭

@kerryannvilliers6663 Год назад

Thank you I pass

@tiffanyacosta6015 2 года назад

Is flexion going pass the ear

@LoveLife-ir5gl 5 лет назад

Is it true we don't do rotation Rom for the Cna state exam

@user-se3ir5so5l 9 месяцев назад

Do you have any advice for taking my state exam? It's happening soon.

@4yourcna 9 месяцев назад

We wish you the best of luck on your exam! Let us know how you do - we will send good vibes your way and would LOVE to congratulate you when you pass. Like and subscribe to our channel on RU-vid to be notified when we go live! You might also find our Practice Test Game Show on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month at 11 a.m. (ET) helpful, too! We have a fantastic eBook that will help you! Get it for free at 4yourcna.com/ebook! This interactive ebook will help you understand the topics covered on the written exam, what the question is REALLY asking, and how to identify the correct answer! You can also order your skill book here: courses.4yourcna.com/product/cna-skills-study-guide-5th-edition/

@Knexaddict 8 лет назад

I'm in florida and my instructor tells me to close curtain on exit, wash hands, and then give call light back.

@nicoled1718 8 лет назад

don't you mean open for privacy. you don't close the curtain when you leave

@Knexaddict 8 лет назад

+Nicole Galbert Yes, that's what I meant. I'm guessing it doesn't matter, but you would think the last thing you do before leaving would be to wash your hands. Maybe my instructor is wrong.

@nicoled1718 8 лет назад

***** You are right you do wash your hands at the end right before you end your skill. Are you taking your state test or enrolled in a CNA course?

@Knexaddict 8 лет назад

+Nicole Galbert CNA course that instructs to pass the state test

@nicoled1718 8 лет назад

I just saw your said your instructor so your enrolled in a class. since your in Florida I would definitely listen to your teacher or ask her about it because different states do different things

@Adele-d9k 6 лет назад

Should I raise the bed to make it easier on my back as I do the excercises?

@4yourcna 6 лет назад

You can if you want, but it isn't REQUIRED for testing through Prometric (although some other states do require this step). You can watch this video for more information on this topic! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ljQb9PnSQIg.html Thank you for your comment and best of luck! :-)

@christinascallion399 6 лет назад

My book says to wash hands first then hand them the call bell. Can I give them the call bell before I wash my hands for all of the skills? Or should I follow what my book is saying

@4yourcna 6 лет назад

The whole purpose of washing your hands is to remove pathogens that you encountered in the patient environment while performing your skill. You don't want to pass those pathogens on to other patients or yourself by touching your face. If you wash your hands, then touch the call light, you have re-contaminated your hands and they are no longer clean. The very last thing you do before leaving the patient environment is wash your hands - only AFTER you have done everything else. Otherwise you can spread pathogens around your facility. Best of luck!

@garcia8992 7 лет назад

I've been meaning to ask. Will it be marked as incorrect if I give the patient the call light after I finish my skill and washed my hands?

@4yourcna 7 лет назад

You should wash your hands immediately before leaving the patient environment. Washing your hands and then returning to the bed to hand the patient his call light will contaminate your hands before leaving. You should leave a room with clean hands because you never know what is waiting for you in the hallway: a box of cookies from dietary department for nurse's week or a fallen patient - you always need clean hands to handle each of those! After everything is done, THEN you say you are finished. You cannot take any action on a skill once you say you are finished. Hope this helps!

@cloverclover7638 7 лет назад

Lonny AG Also work on your critical thinking skills, because this will help you understand the steps better.

@ruthmarmora3481 6 лет назад

When doing shoulder abduction. I've been told not to move above level with the shoulder. Do I do it as in the video, all the way up. Or stop at abducted level with the shoulder?

@4yourcna 6 лет назад

If you refer to the Clinical Skills Checklist for ROM Shoulder, Checkpoint 6 states: Move resident’s shoulder through ROM taking arm away from side and back to side (abduction/adduction) with no requirement of remaining level with the shoulder. ROM should be done to the point of resistance (or pain) to ensure a completion motion and maximum benefit. Please refer to the Clinical Skills Checklist on Prometric's website for your state to view the actual graded checkpoints that you are being graded on. These are the required steps: No more, no less. Hope this helps!

@carolann5717 6 лет назад

I'm in California & I'm wondering if there are discrepancies between the way that the test is administered from state to state or if I have extra steps in my mind for no reason. Example: In my classes shoulder PROM consisted of 4 exercises - you're only showing 2... do I have needless info or does it vary from state to state (and you're just to in CA)?

@4yourcna 6 лет назад

Thank you for your comment! There are several different exercises that CAN be performed on each joint, but every patient is different and will require different care. That is where the care plan comes in - the care plan tells you exactly what to do for each individual patient (see our care plan video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pOQO6TpabP8.html). So, you must do exactly what the care plan tells you to do for the exam. If you refer to the clinical skills checklist for Pearson Vue for California, you will notice that only flexion/extension (up/down) and abduction/adduction (side to side) motions are required for this patient. You cannot perform any other exercises (even if you know how) because THIS patient does not need them and it could injure the patient if you do something other than what is on the care plan. You will learn other motions in class because OTHER patients that you care for in a clinical setting might require those, but the exercises for the test will be specifically laid out in the care plan for you to follow. Hope this helps! :-) If you are finding our videos helpful, please don't forget to like and subscribe!

@drippyyy_redd667 Год назад

This Go Be Soo Hard

@karenrivera8887 5 лет назад

Forgot to raise the bed up to a comfortable working level she was bending down and that's a no no

@saremi89 4 года назад

You are right Karen but the truth is for the exam I can get nervous and forget to put the bed back down so I rather be little uncomfortable for a day 😝. But I know you are saying the truth

@kevintagala3482 4 года назад

for the test i heard you dont need to touch the bed at all (to bring bed up ) so you dont have to remember bringing the bed down.

@MrSibugryan 6 лет назад

The forearm should be in supination at 90-180 degrees of abduction. 👌🏽

@4yourcna 6 лет назад

If you refer to the clinical skills checklist for this skill, there is no checkpoint that specifically requires this. A neutral position of the forearm is actually preferred for CNA purposes, unless the care plan specifies otherwise (and that is not generally a CNA task - since CNAs do "normal"). Tendon and muscle-isolating exercises are performed by trained Physical Therapy specialists who have 6-8 years of training and perform exercises to obtain a desired increase in strength or mobility. CNAs do exercises to maintain the mobility the patient currently possess. This is an important distinction. Thank you for your comment.