Thank you so much, Hannah .Yesterday, I received my OSCE result, and I passed I first attempt .Your all vedois helped me a lot ❤❤Especially implimentation station.
Thank you so much, Hannah. I took my OSCE last Friday 25/10/2024 at Northampton and I passed on my first attempt. I relied mostly on your videos and they really helped me passed. Thank you thank you thank you
@@light.in.the.darkness congratulations I am really pleased for you and glad my videos helped please share them with others and I wish you all the best with your UK nursing registration and career
Hi Hannah...i passed my osce exam given on 3oct 2024.. thank you for your help and support...youl are great and also solved my queries instantly... thank you once again ❤
Thank you I am understanding it better with your explanation. Please, for regular drugs that is not my time, after verbalising to examiner its not yet my time so i won't give it, will i code it?
Thank you so much. I have gotten my answer from your documentation. You did not code nor sign medications that were not your time. Thank you once again
Hi just seen this yes that's right you only code for medications that are due at your time which you are not giving for medications not due at your time you do not need to code or do any documentation. Good luck with your OSCE study and exam
Hi for hospital charts you just need to sign the "today" column indicates the date so just sign in the today box next to the time of your medication for community charts you must sign, date and time.
Thank you so much for the lecture. Pls, For an antihypertensive medication (Ramipril or Amlodipine) under regular medication, do you administer when there’s no start date and finish date or CODE prescription as incomplete/unclear? Also, do we proceed to administer any medication when either of this details are missing; Start Date, Duration and Finish Date?
Hi you must have a date and start date for the prescription to be valid, you do not need a duration or finish date and in the exam you can still give these medications but I would verbalise that you would check with prescriber how long it is to be given
Hi Hannah, please I wish to understand something. For Clindamycin for example, Given that the frequency of the medication is tds which means 3 times a day and the first dose was administered at 6:00. I was expecting the next dose to be at 14:00 to make it 8hrly summing it up to 3 times a day. I was thinking the prescription won’t be valid because of the time interval between. This is unlike with paracetamol in which the frequency is qds that’s 4 times a day resulting to 6 hrly. I will consider the prescription for paracetamol valid because the time interval is 6 hourly making it 4 times a day. Please can you explain why Clindamycin is considered valid clearly to me so I can understand properly?
@@bclody6047 hi good question if you look clindamycin up in the BNF it says you can give 150 -300mg up to 6 hrly so they could have 300mg every 6hrs as a maximum dose so it is within the safe dosage, prescription can vary depending on severity of infection, also I needed it to align to the paracetamol time as these two medications are normally given together on the exam
Thank you for sharing this information 🙏. If your patient is not in pain you have paracetamol regular dose at your time. Are we going still administer paracetamol
@@sulochanamadushani2105 hi it would be your patients choice so you would tell them they have regular paracetamol and ask if they want it some patients may still want it to keep on top of the pain if they are clear they do not want it then as it is a regular medication you would need to code it a 7
Thank you for the video. If for instance, my patient is in pain and i want to administer a PRN medication of paracetamol but there is no duration and finish date.. can i still administer? Or do I code it?
@@zainaboluwanbe9311 from feedback from nurses it seems ok to give if no duration or finish date as long as there is start date but I would verbalise that I would give a dose and then confirm with the prescriber how long the duration would be
@@dgap6318 hi you can give them together you need to be aware of the other medicines when giving aspirin as there are a lot that should not be given with aspirin so check the chart for any of these this is great overview on NHS E site www.nhs.uk/medicines/aspirin-for-pain-relief/taking-aspirin-with-other-medicines-and-herbal-supplements/
Hi Hannah, What if the patient has a prescription for As required paracetamol but the patient’s weight is 45 kg? Of course, I can't give it to the patient and I have to code it but where? Is there a specific time, could there be a timing on the as required prescription? Or should I write/specify the time like if my scenario is 1200? Should I write 1200 then code then sign?
Thank you so much, Hannah .Yesterday, I received my OSCE result, and I passed I first attempt .Your all vedois helped me a lot ❤❤Especially implimentation station.
Congratulations I am so pleased for you a wonderful achievement and I wish you all the best in your NMC registration 🎉
Thank you so much, Hannah. I took my OSCE last Friday 25/10/2024 at Northampton and I passed on my first attempt. I relied mostly on your videos and they really helped me passed. Thank you thank you thank you
congratulations a brilliant achievement well done wishing you all the best with the UK registration and nursing career.
Thank you for your videos, I passed my osce exam in the first attempt, your videos were very helpful ❤
@@light.in.the.darkness congratulations I am really pleased for you and glad my videos helped please share them with others and I wish you all the best with your UK nursing registration and career
I passed my test last month but still watch and like your videos. Thanks, your detailed and clear explanations helped me alot❤
@@fatimaesf8364 thank you 🙏
Hi Hannah...i passed my osce exam given on 3oct 2024.. thank you for your help and support...youl are great and also solved my queries instantly... thank you once again ❤
@@mamta8676 congratulations 🎉 I am so pleased for you well done and I wish you all the best with your UK nursing career
Thank you I am understanding it better with your explanation. Please, for regular drugs that is not my time, after verbalising to examiner its not yet my time so i won't give it, will i code it?
Thank you so much. I have gotten my answer from your documentation. You did not code nor sign medications that were not your time.
Thank you once again
Hi just seen this yes that's right you only code for medications that are due at your time which you are not giving for medications not due at your time you do not need to code or do any documentation. Good luck with your OSCE study and exam
Very good explanation. Thanks mam
Thank you so much for your videos. When signing for medication, do we need to indicate the date and signature or only the signature?
Hi for hospital charts you just need to sign the "today" column indicates the date so just sign in the today box next to the time of your medication for community charts you must sign, date and time.
Thank you so much for your response
Thank you so much for the lecture.
Pls, For an antihypertensive medication (Ramipril or Amlodipine) under regular medication, do you administer when there’s no start date and finish date or CODE prescription as incomplete/unclear?
Also, do we proceed to administer any medication when either of this details are missing; Start Date, Duration and Finish Date?
Hi you must have a date and start date for the prescription to be valid, you do not need a duration or finish date and in the exam you can still give these medications but I would verbalise that you would check with prescriber how long it is to be given
@ Thank u for your prompt response.. really appreciate your effort and how invested you are in ensuring the success of the community at large
@@iXmorph good luck with your OSCE study and exam
Hi Hannah, please I wish to understand something. For Clindamycin for example, Given that the frequency of the medication is tds which means 3 times a day and the first dose was administered at 6:00. I was expecting the next dose to be at 14:00 to make it 8hrly summing it up to 3 times a day. I was thinking the prescription won’t be valid because of the time interval between. This is unlike with paracetamol in which the frequency is qds that’s 4 times a day resulting to 6 hrly. I will consider the prescription for paracetamol valid because the time interval is 6 hourly making it 4 times a day. Please can you explain why Clindamycin is considered valid clearly to me so I can understand properly?
@@bclody6047 hi good question if you look clindamycin up in the BNF it says you can give 150 -300mg up to 6 hrly so they could have 300mg every 6hrs as a maximum dose so it is within the safe dosage, prescription can vary depending on severity of infection, also I needed it to align to the paracetamol time as these two medications are normally given together on the exam
Thank you for sharing this information 🙏. If your patient is not in pain you have paracetamol regular dose at your time. Are we going still administer paracetamol
@@sulochanamadushani2105 hi it would be your patients choice so you would tell them they have regular paracetamol and ask if they want it some patients may still want it to keep on top of the pain if they are clear they do not want it then as it is a regular medication you would need to code it a 7
@@HannahAmes24thank you
@@sulochanamadushani2105 no problem and good luck with your OSCE
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Thank you for the video. If for instance, my patient is in pain and i want to administer a PRN medication of paracetamol but there is no duration and finish date.. can i still administer? Or do I code it?
@@zainaboluwanbe9311 from feedback from nurses it seems ok to give if no duration or finish date as long as there is start date but I would verbalise that I would give a dose and then confirm with the prescriber how long the duration would be
Hi Hannah, If there's a prn paracetamol and a regular medicine of aspirin, and the patient is in pain. Could I give them both together?
@@dgap6318 hi you can give them together you need to be aware of the other medicines when giving aspirin as there are a lot that should not be given with aspirin so check the chart for any of these this is great overview on NHS E site www.nhs.uk/medicines/aspirin-for-pain-relief/taking-aspirin-with-other-medicines-and-herbal-supplements/
Hi Hannah, What if the patient has a prescription for As required paracetamol but the patient’s weight is 45 kg? Of course, I can't give it to the patient and I have to code it but where? Is there a specific time, could there be a timing on the as required prescription? Or should I write/specify the time like if my scenario is 1200? Should I write 1200 then code then sign?
Hi you do not code as required medications but you would verbalise it as being incorrect and you would escalate to the prescriber for it to be changed
@HannahAmes24 is there a timing for as required? I thought that you would sign/write the time when you are administering the as required medications.
@@dgap6318 no timing will be written for as required you will write the time and your signature if you administering it
How does one get in contact with you for training?
@@flocreation6498 hi please email me on hannahlames@outlook.com ☺️ I do get booked up in advance
@HannahAmes24I emailed you