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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2020
Nursing school can only teach you so much...when you enter the workforce, you find yourself confronted with endless new products and procedures that you never touched on in school. Every hospital is different, and uses different products. These are the products and procedures that are utilized at St. Mary Mercy Hospital, Livonia, Michigan. But maybe some of these videos can help other healthcare workers at their locations as well.
Basics of Patient Care: Changing Sheets On An Occupied Bed
Just because a patient can't get out of bed, doesn't mean they should be forced to lay in dirty sheets. This video will demonstrate and describe the process of changing sheets on a bed that is currently being occupied by a patient.
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Peripheral IV insertion: Everything You Need to Know to Insert and IV Using the Supercath 5 IV
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This video covers everything you need to know to insert and IV. Beginning with indications for insertion, supplies you will need (specifically the supplies available at Trinity Health Livonia). Then walking step by step the process of safely inserting an IV, applying the dressing, maintaining the IV, and removing the IV. This video shows insertion using the Supercath 5 IV catheter from Medikit....
Peripheral IVs: Removing the IV
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This video shows how to safely remove a peripheral IV from a patient.
Hester Davis Fall Risk Assessment-Accurate Scoring
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Hester Davis Fall Risk Assessment-Accurate Scoring
Comparing the BD Autoguard and the Supercath 5 IV catheter
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As Trinity Livonia Transitions from the BD Autoguard to the Supercath 5 IV catheter, there are some noticeable differences in the devices that should be understood by all staff.
Priming Arterial Line Tubing using the Edwards Truwave with Vamp Plus
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Priming Arterial Line Tubing using the Edwards Truwave with Vamp Plus
Patient Mobility with Mechanical patient Lifts: Vancare C625 Ceiling Lift System
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This video explains and demonstrates the use of the Vancare c-625 Ceiling Lift System. This is a mechanical lift system that is installed in rooms in the South Tower of Trinity Health Livonia.
BMAT and TUG: Performing the Assessments
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This video is a shortened version of th-cam.com/video/K-fthW-wyFk/w-d-xo.html In this version the focus is only on how to perform the assessments to identify the mobility level of your patients. If you want to know how to apply and implement those results in your patient care, refer to the full version linked above.
BMAT and TUG: Performing the Assessments and Implementing the Results
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This video fully explains how to perform the BMAT and TUG assessments to identify limitations in patient mobility. It also explains what impact those results will have on the patient handling and goals for your patients. At Trinity Health Livonia Hospital the BMAT and TUG assessments should be performed on all patients at least once per shift to identify the appropriate mobility interventions s...
Patient Mobility: Personalizing Transfer Techniques for Specific Weakness
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This video explains how to personalize transfer techniques for weaknesses specific to certain diagnosis. In this video you will see the Lateral Scoot technique used for patients exhibiting one sided weakness, possibly from stroke. Using the slide board, which is common in patients with leg amputations, or with stroke or MS. And how to adjust the Sit-to-Stand technique for patients diagnosed wit...
Patient Mobility: Slide Board Transfer With Weakness or Amputation
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The Slide board is a transfer device that can assist when transferring patients from one surface to another that exhibit weakness, possibly from stroke, or MS, or verry commonly, with patients that have above or below knee amputations. This video demonstrates the use of this device for these patients.
Patient Mobility: Sit to Stand Transfer for Parkinson's Weakness
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The patient exhibiting weakness from Parkinson's will require some very specific considerations when mobilizing. The diagnosis has very specific effects on patients, but as the caregiver, if you understand what to expect, you can continue to encourage mobility in a safe and effective manner.
Patient Mobility: Lateral Scoot Transfer for One Sided Weakness
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This video explains how to safely utilize the lateral scoot transfer technique for patients exhibiting one sided weakness. This is a common finding in patients with strokes, and this technique can be extremely useful when mobilizing the stroke patient.
NG Tube Placement Part 2: Tips and Tricks (Learned through experience)
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In part 2 of the NG tube placement series I demonstrate the various tips and tricks that I've been told throughout the years that are supposed to help with insertion. Through this experience I learned a lot about NG tube placement that I want to pass on to you.
NG Tube Placement Part 1: Insertion Steps with Manikin demonstration
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NG Tube Placement Part 1: Insertion Steps with Manikin demonstration
Patient Mobility: The Sabina II Sit-To-Stand Powered Mechanical Patient Lift
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Patient Mobility: The Sabina II Sit-To-Stand Powered Mechanical Patient Lift
Patient Mobility: Using the Maxi Move Powered Patient Lift
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Patient Mobility: Using the Maxi Move Powered Patient Lift
Collecting Blood With a Butterfly and Vacutainers (Push Button Butterfly from BD)
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Collecting Blood With a Butterfly and Vacutainers (Push Button Butterfly from BD)
Patient Mobility: Supine to sit 1 person assist
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Patient Mobility: Supine to sit 1 person assist
Patient Mobility: Squat Pivot Transfer (1 and 2 Person Assist)
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Patient Mobility: Squat Pivot Transfer (1 and 2 Person Assist)
Patient Mobility: Supine to Sit (2 Person Assist)
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Patient Mobility: Supine to Sit (2 Person Assist)
Blood transfusion: Setup and Transfusion (Primary Y Type Tubing)
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Blood transfusion: Setup and Transfusion (Primary Y Type Tubing)
Blood Product Transfusion Part 3: Completing the Transfusion (Primary Y type Tubing)
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Blood Product Transfusion Part 3: Completing the Transfusion (Primary Y type Tubing)
Blood Product Transfusion Part 2: Hanging and Running Product (Primary Y type Tubing)
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Blood Product Transfusion Part 2: Hanging and Running Product (Primary Y type Tubing)
Blood Product Transfusion Part 1: Steps to Complete Before Product Arrives (Primary Y Type Tubing)
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Blood Product Transfusion Part 1: Steps to Complete Before Product Arrives (Primary Y Type Tubing)
Patient Mobility: Squat Pivot Transfer (Bed-to-Chair Transfer Without a Walker)
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Patient Mobility: Squat Pivot Transfer (Bed-to-Chair Transfer Without a Walker)
Patient Mobility: Sit-to-Stand Using a Walker
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Patient Mobility: Sit-to-Stand Using a Walker
Patient Mobility: Bed-to-Chair Transfer With a Walker
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Patient Mobility: Bed-to-Chair Transfer With a Walker
Super detailed explanation ❤️
Grateful for this video. Please create more in depth good quality content. ❤
there are always more in the works. thanks for watching. I'm glad you found them helpful
This is the most comprehensive that also includes EPIC. 🎉
Here in 2024 😁 thanks for the info! Working on phlebotomy certificate
Hello, I am an Educator Coordinator for emergency room nurses. May I please use your video as an instructional video for my nurses and techs.
@@donnahayes7375 absolutely
I'm using this video for my check off. Wish me luck!
how'd it go?
@@nursingeducation3952 She said I did really well. Thank you. As a matter of fact, it was one of my better checkoffs. I wish I had of watched your videos (if you have one) on Foley insertion and HTT assessments. I didn't do as well on those. I would have done better had I seen your videos on those.
3:27 You are the only channel that helpfully explained how the tube stayed in place. I was wondering what was anchoring it invisibly. Thanks so much for that overlooked detail in so many videos.
Is it ok to pressurize the bag then spike
Exelent class. Thank you
The piece has to be changed every 8 hours or so. Do this once a day and the cost is $200 per month.
Great video and helpful information
The words NURSE and AMPLE TIME should never be used in the same sentence 😂
I wish we had the luxury of time, but in my unit (pre-procedure), time is very scarce and we are always rushing to get all the tasks done before the procedure. Which includes placing 2 large bore IVs.
How about a video on on to empty the Bard system.
Thank you! So helpful!
Of the half-dozen videos on this subject I have watched, this is the best, The photography and graphics are professional quality and it is most thorough. The others have less useful, and important, information and the camerawork is amateurish.
@@mfw1936 thank you
You should not invert the tubes because if there is an additive in a tube it will contaminate the next tube and can affect the results
You're saying don't allow the tubes to be inverted prior to collection, or while you are actively drawing? I've honestly never really considered that, but it makes sense. In a lot of areas our tube storage is just tubes tossed into a bin landing whichever direction they fall, and I don't pay much attention to the direction the tube is oriented when I'm drawing. I'm mostly paying attention to the needle in the arm. Order of draw is your friend with those risks I suppose, but I may need to do some updating to this. Thanks.
Great video! Extremely detailed and visual! I'm sharing it with my classmates in my MA program! Well done!
@@alinakirven5256 thanks so much. I hope they help you and your classmates!
VERY easy steps that I needed as a visual learner ❤ THANK YOU
I am a hope that your videos gain the respect they deserve.
Thank you so much. I appreciate that.
Thank you, so much for taking the time to zone in on positions, angles and degrees of approach. THANK YOU!
Love this technique!
Good afternoon, I would like to ask permission from the author of the video so that I can present it at a conference for nurses in Portugal. I also ask for permission to narrate the video in Portuguese. Obviously, I will identify the author in the presentation. Thank you very much!
Absolutely. Thanks for asking permission. Good luck on your presentation.
Explained so welll ❤️
Cephalic vein in arm ?
Yes. The cephalic is the big guy running up the front of the bicep
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How... Do.... You.... Adjust.... The annoying volume?? 😑
This video got you a subscribe.
What an effort❤❤❤
This is superb!
Real life: your extremely obese patient has veins covered by a thick layer of fat. No palpation is happening there
Really appreciate your content, i just have one doubt regarding ng tubes , sometimes the tube coils in the pharynx and comes outside the mouth, what causes that ?
thats what all the different head positions are trying to avoid. you're trying to find a position that allows the tube to continue down past the back of the throat. It's a catch 22 because you curl the tube because you want to help it make that turn at the back of the nasopharynx to angle down the throat, but that same curve can cause the tube to turn at the back of the throat and angle out of the mouth.
Videos are very good but the resolution is lazy or blurred
How about 16 lead ecg on mac vu360?
very nice
What are the sizes for the colors: orange, green, blue and purple? Also, how big is the Mannequin's circumference?
thank you for sharing your tips. you deserve a million likes!!!!
I'm so happy you find them helpful!
Feel painful watching this!!. I really appreciate your work!!
Finally, something sharper than an BD
So, I recently was in the Er / then hospitalized. I’ve never before had to go into the hospital in my 45 years (minus my two births)…. The second time I had to be hospitalized because my oxygen was at 70 - I couldn’t breathe when laying down and felt like it was murder going up a flight of stairs…. Anyway, the ER gave me 80 lasix in an IV shot - and didn’t prep me with one of these prior to giving it to me. No one explained to me what would happen - and just told me call me when you need to go to the bathroom. Not 5 min later, I’m calling because I need to pee. They bring this to me and start setting me up - now, realize I had been completely calm and cheerful throughout this but, idk if it was because they hadn’t prepped me that this is how I would be peeing or what but my blood pressure went through the roof and my oxygen way down - and I start hurting like hell in my lower back…. Anyway, I had to be hospitalized so they could drain all the excess fluid from my body (lost 20 pounds within 4 days) but I came to really appreciate this. However, k don’t recall them securing it in this manner AT ALL. So many steps I feel were missed when doing this. Idk how many times I had to buzz them because when changing they would forget a step (I wouldn’t hear the suction - and knew something was wrong). Luckily, I think it was only 2 shifts were I felt it was badly placed because I felt like I was sitting in pee.
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This was an awesome video.
Yes, very informative-the best!
Thank you ❤ just had robotic hysterectomy didn't know how to use this
They get mad at me sometimes because I absolutely refuse to let them put an IV in my hand. It hurts so much more than any other site and continues to hurt for a long period of time.
Brought back old memories of doing this for my wife. 😢
Is everything latex free because I am highly allergic to latex? My throat start to close up?
I want to buy Liko sabina mod 93 medium belt but I can't find it, can you help me?
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The best explanation video on blood transfusion TH-cam have ❤ Perfect compact details with easy understanding. Thanks, lots of respect & support ❤
I experienced all the above. Not the best experience in my life.
@@reginalong5037 yeah, not for me either.