making a simple occupied bed @nursing

easy steps to make a simple occupied bed - a basic nursing task for student nurses.
click this link
• Explaining some rules ... for explaining some rules of bed making 1
• Explaining some rules ... for explaining some rules of bed making 2
• Casing the pillow @nur... for casing the pillow
• Making mitered or enve... for making mitered/envelope corners
• Rolling sheets for cha... for rolling sheets for changing bottom sheets
• Picking sheets for bed... for picking sheets for bed making
• Changing bottom sheet ... for side to side changing of bottom sheet
• changing bottom sheet ... for top to bottom changing of bottom sheet
• making an operation be... for making an operation bed
• making an admission be... for making an admission bed
• simple unoccupied bed ... for making a simple unoccupied bed
• making a cardiac bed @... for making a cardiac bed
• simple unoccupied bed ... for simple unoccupied bed (naked mattress)

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[@akuaqueen8045]

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[@SandraAsare-ml5ty]

Please,are you supposed to make an envelope corner with the counterpane..or you aren't supposed to do so?

[@nursingart247]

You should. The counterpane should also be tucked with envelope corners.
Thanks

[@thecenturyaffiliate011]

Thanks

[@odeneanthony]

Thought there would be lose miter corner at the bottom of the counter pane
Well guess everyone got their methods

[@nursingart247]

What u are, saying is right. The bottom of the counterpane should be lose mitred corners.

[@Knowing_Christ366]

Please why does the title show occupied bed while the video is showing unoccupied bed
Please correct that

[@nursingart247]

Please listen to what she said at the beginning. There is a patient in that bed who has been excused for the bed to be laid (that means the bed is 'occupied'). Also there is another style that the patient is in bed while the bed is being laid, we call that one changing of bottom sheets but I know in other jurisdictions that is what they call 'occupied bed'. Check the link in my next comment for the one that the bed is laid while the patient is in it. Thanks for the comment.

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[@FranciscaOsei-w9g]

Please with the counterpane it should be envelope corner not fold over

[@nursingart247]

That's true

[@akpeogive7581]

Please both parties need to work in harmony

[@nursingart247]

Yes. Thanks

[@vidaduah4813]

Not lenthy but very informative

[@DianaAcquah-v5d]

Please why didn't you tuck the bottom of the top sheet under the bed

[@nursingart247]

The protocol is you have to fold it over itself. Perhaps in order not to irritate the patient's feet, when he/she is in the bed.

[@AnsiRobert]

Volume too low

[@rahimatumoro6]

You were supposed to list all the items

[@nursingart247]

That was done at the beginning

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