I saw this video and it reminded me of the caregiver who came to bath my Mom when she was dying. My Mom was unconscious and had come home to my house to pass. The bather did a beautiful job cleaning her. She always smelled so lovely after she had been cleaned. In fact on the day she died the bather had attended to her that morning. It was such a comfort to know my Mom was clean when she died. Bless you to the people that provide this service, you are working angels.❤
I am taking care of bedridden elderly woman.. when doing patient care there are several things applied that is not taught during the studies.. It’s a common sense and compassion towards the patient.. Washing the patient properly is very important to avoid skin rashes that lead to a bed sores.. When caring of a bedridden person washing the hair ones a week is fine but washing the body needs everyday.. if the patient lives in a private home is always the best.. First take out the diapers and bed pads anything that is soak and wet.. change a new one except the diaper. step of daily care is washing the face with warm soapy water because elderly easily feels cold.. ( wear gloves) after washing the face go down the chest breast underarms and under the breast.. wash it with warm soapy water.. rinse it properly.. make sure no soap left of the skins because it still causes an itchy skin.. when done pat it to dry then cover the upper body.. then go down to the bottom.. change another gloves .. most bedridden patients gets very stiff both arms and legs.. the lower and upper extremities..(By the way caregiver needs to give some range of motion exercise daily.. ) wash it properly esp. the private areas,under the stomach skin fold down to the legs..rinse it properly don’t let soap left.. and change another gloves.. pat dry.. then turn the patient to side position.. start washing the upper back then down .. make sure that the rectum , anus and private part be properly clean with soapy warm water using a wash cloth.. some patient have hemorrhoids.. when done washing and patient dry the skin apply some moisture barrier cream or ointment.. bedridden patient really needs it so skin is protected of skin rashes from their pee. You can put a medicated powder after putting the moisture barrier cream or ointment.. then take out all those wet stuff out of the bed (bed pad) change the bed cover if it’s wet.and clean bed pad and diaper use material bed pad ( cloth) on the top is the disposable bed pad) then return the patient back to its position ,lie on the back.. check the skin under arm,under the breast and any skin fold, under the belly,under the neck.. if there’s a red mark just from lying down just put powder but if the skin rash looks like it is a fungus need to apply an anti fungal cream or ointment.. then the groin area the moisture barrier stuff.. if theres a hemorrhoid apply a cream or ointment for hemorrhoid.. then the weekly hair wash is the same process when doing the daily washing just add the washing of hair because it’s only once a week.. then during the day.. after the morning care ,changing the diaper several times , it needs washing every time the diaper change but if there is a pre rinse stuff that saves hassle.. but if there’s none just use a warm wash cloth and just wipe the private part , pat dry then apply again the moisture barrier stuff.. then watch areas which are most likely get a pressure sore,the heel,elbows,the butt etc.. This is the way how I do my patient care and with prayers thanks and praise God.. my patient is doing well..Doctors and nurses are giving me a complements of doing a good job.. There are so many things that a caregiver can do for their patients but sad some caregivers doesn’t care.. lazy!! but on their phone 90 percent..another tip whenever the patient get sick like a flu and cough.. the family always rely on drugs,cough meds antibiotic.. but it’s not good.. My patient got sick a bad whizzing cough and colds.. She had nebulize every 4 hours ,took cough meds,antibiotic but none of this works.. I feel bad if my patient because she can’t sleep and her respiration is sometimes 14 to 16 only.. I gave her a tea made of fresh organic ginger,lemon,raw honey and red onion.. Thanks and praise God that’s cures her.. then before I handled her care she took 200 different pills in one month 16 or more a day.. I discontinued it gradually..The sleeping pills is 4 x a a day made it ones,4 for water pills I took out 2,then for blood pressure 5 ,I took out 4 then for the moods 3 x I took out 3 n half.. and 1 for blood sugar finally since last year I only give her 1/4 of the sleeping pills(Ativan and 1 blood pressure pills.. I spoke to my patient doctor and told him that I discontinued some of my patient meds because it’s too much for her.. He responded me to do what am doing he said that I know what am doing.. The common problem of a bedridden person is the removing their bowel.. they tend to have a bloated stomach,got constipation,so caregivers should watch what the patient is eating..I spend my own money to buy an active probiotic pills for my patient and buy her good and healthy foods.. family are so stingy..
Good care from heart but what worked for your patient may not apply to others. Some of the actions you took were good but questionable. Did you follow up with clinician before reducing some of the medications and after doing that. I would say you are zealous and caring but wisdom should be applied in some of the actions. Unless you caring for your own and you know the person very well. It is crucial that our actions are backed by policy, guidelines, best practice and evidence based. 🙂
@@onyinyeuche2969 good effort. If we see through examiner speaks u will find 100 mistakes. . But ofcourse caregivers view surely u will appreciate d effort.good job👍👍
Woooow you are an amazing soul may God bless you abundantly finding people with compassion towards another human being is very hard to find these days God bless 🙏
The problem in real life is that is always one person doing the bedbath. Hospice companies always have one per patient and the time is very limited. The pay is low and is hard work. Im a CNA and we have always 10- 12 patients. This profession callls for love and compassion and is not apreciated enough. Sometimes even family members are rude, nevermind the patients.
I agree with you I remember when was studying my basic nursing at thesame time we are visiting house to house those very ill I feel pity for them coz Their own family abandoned them
I'm a caregiver here in Italy my employers are not both bedridden,every day I cleaned them both, specially their private parts,if u don't wash it properly cleaning them is useless,bcz of odor are still there,I pay attention also with urderpit, neck,back of the ear, specially to the old lady I pay attention to her saggy belly,it can cause odor too if I can't cleaned it properly. I used gloves and face mask for my own protection too,then after I cleaned them both I wash my hands and I used hand sanitizer...it's for my own good... Just sharing
Thanks so much for this and other incredibly useful instructional videos. My respect and admiration to the nurses and professional care givers who has one of the noblest jobs in the world. They are all superheroes! ❤️🙏🙏
@@radabobrova7465 Because some people care for their loved ones at home. For example parents with dementia. This shows people who did not go for training how to clean the people they care for.
H HA always have to do the Job alone with no help. Especially with strok patients.its really hard on the hha. And agency or family members.not doing eanything to change that situation
I'm a caregiver. I do always use gloves even if I only change the position of my patient. And I do wash my patients hair first, second face, 3rd body, last is the lower parts of the body.
I am grateful for your very informative idea. I am unfamiliar with it, so I have only been in charge of bedridden patients with dementia in the hospital.
Wow the caring part is with dignity my 20 year old Babyboy Teddy Bear passed March 20,2020 he was just looking like he was sleeping ventilator still hooked up to him & into his mouth a little blood was coming the mouth & nose the Nurse cleaned him up for my Daughter & I we visited with him 2 hours I kissed him talk to him still didn’t hit me in shock taking it 1 - day at a time. Praying for this Family & all that are grieving!
I have washed my father multiple times in the hospital. As soon as I get to his private parts or feet I put on gloves (or anywhere where he has residual disinfectant. For my protection, to not get stained and also to make it easier for him and me to distance us from each other.
I wonder how many of these one time used/ non recycling gloves end up in our land fills. I only use gloves if cleaning rectum or cleaning up a bowl movement or open soar areas. Good old soap and water and a washable cotton wash cloth is perfectly fine. Good video, thanks for sharing.
Im watching these videos because im going into a cna program in september, and i just want to make sure i know what im getting into it looks like a stressful but very rewarding job ,and I'd love to take care of people who arent able i want fo work for end of life care.
This video would be more better if gloves were being used. Even when you care for a loved one in a home you always have to use gloves to keep yourself from getting bacteria on your hands and in your finger nails. The same rules apply in both a hospital and a home.
Complete bed bathing. 1st hair 2nd face 3rd arms 4th chest down to abdomen 5th legs 6th back (before start massage the back of the patient circular motion after perform back capping) 7th buttocks 8th at last the Perineal-Genital Care.
Hi Tammi, sorry for the delay I was checking with the nurse. This video is designed for relatives looking after their loved ones at home - so there is no need to wear gloves unless the person has an infectious disease (like there's no need to wear gloves when bathing a baby). Just wash your hands well afterwards.
У нас в Киргизии, покойника ,просто со шланга польют. Зачастую, вообще на полу "валяются" . Потом кожа на лице, в буквальном смысле в кучу собрана. А тут моют, как живого! Всякие приспособления! Все так тщательно, как на камеру! Вот вам и разница - мы, с нашей гребаной цывилизацией. И они! Дальнее зарубеж. Вот вам и уважение с отношением к своему народу.
thank for the video,im was looking for.im was domestic worker in singapore,1 weak ago my empoyer was im taking care she need more care.because of the weaknees ,she not be ablle to walk go to the bathroom.so im just have training to move her from bed to the whelchair.this video really help me a lot how to take care her.
He estado sufriendo de CÁNCER desde los últimos 6 años, pero hoy estoy feliz de haberme curado de él, con la medicina herbal hecha por el Dr. uwembo el gran sanador, estaba navegando por Internet buscando ayuda cuando encontré un testimonio compartido por alguien sobre cómo el Dr. uwembo la curó de la enfermedad del CÁNCER. Rápidamente me comuniqué con él para obtener la cura y hoy estoy libre del virus. Tres semanas después de usar la medicina herbal Dr uwembo, mi herpes desapareció por completo, estoy muy feliz hoy de tener a alguien como este gran sanador. Por favor, señor, siga con su buen trabajo porque hay gente que necesita su medicina curativa. Dr uwembo puede preparar medicamentos a base de plantas para todo tipo de enfermedades. HERPES, VIH, CÁNCER, HEPATITIS B. DIABETES, ÚLTIMAS FRÍOS, Sífilis, VHB, VPH, ETS, CURACIÓN DEL CÁNCER, CURACIÓN DE LA DIABETES, ANILLO DE OÍDO, CURACIÓN DEL ACV, CURACIÓN DE LAS VERRUGAS, CURA DEL VPH, CURACIÓN DE LA ALS, Agrandamiento del pene, HEPATITIS BETA HERPES. Contáctelo ahora para obtener ayuda druwembo@gmail.com
Here's example how to not wash you're loved one. Then do : Use gloves to protect yourself, and you loved one, and can start over again with a fresh video!
The person should have their head elevated as much as possible while brushing their teeth. There are very helpful videos on toothbrushing for other people.
In the care giving bath, that may be true to 40 years ago in the hospital, also that is the way they changed bedding like the bottom sheet , not now , they took me to a big room and wet & soap's the rag then washed you ,then turned hose on with shower head and spayed you while you laid or set there
Good video, but now nurses really need to start using Nilaqua. Its a "Towel Off" Shampoo and body wash that provides a quick and effective wash as seen in the UK NHS.
I’m studying for care giving and CNA currently and can’t wait to start caring for people and providing emotional support to the sick and disabled. This is the part of the job that I’m passionate about but the bagging of body part😢😢I’m scared of dead bodies even watching this video alone in my room I feel 😢😢. Why would they assign one person to go bath the dead??💀
all clients are not like behaving this.. so in reality of bed bathing your client.. is really a roller coaster, been in nursing home and i love that job,but seriously this kind of job needs higher salary in every country..
Is he alive person or dead body?because his right side eye moves at the first and then until finishing the cleaning he is like dead body... little bit confused. 🤔🤔🤔
That’s what I said after the first couple minutes🤣 he moving to easily to be deceased they should’ve used a real deceased person to show how to work with dead weight...IJS🤷🏻♀️
🤣🤣🤣so funny.even me i thought the guy is no more.coz when you want to bedbath a patient u have to wake up him.of to inform him that you have bath.or am wrong dear tell me.
Plz pray for my widow ma suffering from alzheimer disease she forget all her daily routine work.she is totally dependent on others even medicine is not working day by day she is becoming bedridden plz pray
I seen something wrong with this video. Are you teaching the up coming CNA's to not wear gloves while doing Patient Care? Because I will be confused if this was on the exam and if this was the videos that my director showed me to get my information. Everything else was great.
Scrolling downwards for comments. Watching this all the way from Kenya but for sure this dude is not Dead .... Fake video no gloves since he's not a cadaver
Notice that there are two people cleaning and bathing. what happens when you are on your own, and unable to urn the personon their sides....also where are the gloves etc.
is Caregiving video tutorial about bathing since I'm about to take an assessment, but this video was not fully detailed, in our training, we are taught to wash the hair first, and you forgot to clean the armpit and the procedures were kind'a different the way you guys clean the legs, and in the face and the lack of gloves as well.
How if patient with NGT 🥹😭 my daughter is bedridden with NGT 😭 they said, Responsive coma... Is that possible? My daughter is moving but she can't help herself like "close and open her hands, removing insect when she bites (ants) she can fell hurt she cries but can't control herself as she bites her own lips, when she feel the hurt she is crying but biting her lips is not stop
I saw this video and it reminded me of the caregiver who came to bath my Mom when she was dying. My Mom was unconscious and had come home to my house to pass. The bather did a beautiful job cleaning her. She always smelled so lovely after she had been cleaned. In fact on the day she died the bather had attended to her that morning. It was such a comfort to know my Mom was clean when she died. Bless you to the people that provide this service, you are working angels.❤
I am taking care of bedridden elderly woman.. when doing patient care there are several things applied that is not taught during the studies.. It’s a common sense and compassion towards the patient.. Washing the patient properly is very important to avoid skin rashes that lead to a bed sores.. When caring of a bedridden person washing the hair ones a week is fine but washing the body needs everyday.. if the patient lives in a private home is always the best.. First take out the diapers and bed pads anything that is soak and wet.. change a new one except the diaper. step of daily care is washing the face with warm soapy water because elderly easily feels cold.. ( wear gloves) after washing the face go down the chest breast underarms and under the breast.. wash it with warm soapy water.. rinse it properly.. make sure no soap left of the skins because it still causes an itchy skin.. when done pat it to dry then cover the upper body.. then go down to the bottom.. change another gloves .. most bedridden patients gets very stiff both arms and legs.. the lower and upper extremities..(By the way caregiver needs to give some range of motion exercise daily.. ) wash it properly esp. the private areas,under the stomach skin fold down to the legs..rinse it properly don’t let soap left.. and change another gloves.. pat dry.. then turn the patient to side position.. start washing the upper back then down .. make sure that the rectum , anus and private part be properly clean with soapy warm water using a wash cloth.. some patient have hemorrhoids.. when done washing and patient dry the skin apply some moisture barrier cream or ointment.. bedridden patient really needs it so skin is protected of skin rashes from their pee. You can put a medicated powder after putting the moisture barrier cream or ointment.. then take out all those wet stuff out of the bed (bed pad) change the bed cover if it’s wet.and clean bed pad and diaper use material bed pad ( cloth) on the top is the disposable bed pad) then return the patient back to its position ,lie on the back.. check the skin under arm,under the breast and any skin fold, under the belly,under the neck.. if there’s a red mark just from lying down just put powder but if the skin rash looks like it is a fungus need to apply an anti fungal cream or ointment.. then the groin area the moisture barrier stuff.. if theres a hemorrhoid apply a cream or ointment for hemorrhoid.. then the weekly hair wash is the same process when doing the daily washing just add the washing of hair because it’s only once a week.. then during the day.. after the morning care ,changing the diaper several times , it needs washing every time the diaper change but if there is a pre rinse stuff that saves hassle.. but if there’s none just use a warm wash cloth and just wipe the private part , pat dry then apply again the moisture barrier stuff.. then watch areas which are most likely get a pressure sore,the heel,elbows,the butt etc.. This is the way how I do my patient care and with prayers thanks and praise God.. my patient is doing well..Doctors and nurses are giving me a complements of doing a good job.. There are so many things that a caregiver can do for their patients but sad some caregivers doesn’t care.. lazy!! but on their phone 90 percent..another tip whenever the patient get sick like a flu and cough.. the family always rely on drugs,cough meds antibiotic.. but it’s not good.. My patient got sick a bad whizzing cough and colds.. She had nebulize every 4 hours ,took cough meds,antibiotic but none of this works.. I feel bad if my patient because she can’t sleep and her respiration is sometimes 14 to 16 only.. I gave her a tea made of fresh organic ginger,lemon,raw honey and red onion.. Thanks and praise God that’s cures her.. then before I handled her care she took 200 different pills in one month 16 or more a day.. I discontinued it gradually..The sleeping pills is 4 x a a day made it ones,4 for water pills I took out 2,then for blood pressure 5 ,I took out 4 then for the moods 3 x I took out 3 n half.. and 1 for blood sugar finally since last year I only give her 1/4 of the sleeping pills(Ativan and 1 blood pressure pills.. I spoke to my patient doctor and told him that I discontinued some of my patient meds because it’s too much for her.. He responded me to do what am doing he said that I know what am doing.. The common problem of a bedridden person is the removing their bowel.. they tend to have a bloated stomach,got constipation,so caregivers should watch what the patient is eating..I spend my own money to buy an active probiotic pills for my patient and buy her good and healthy foods.. family are so stingy..
Good care from heart but what worked for your patient may not apply to others. Some of the actions you took were good but questionable. Did you follow up with clinician before reducing some of the medications and after doing that. I would say you are zealous and caring but wisdom should be applied in some of the actions. Unless you caring for your own and you know the person very well. It is crucial that our actions are backed by policy, guidelines, best practice and evidence based. 🙂
Personally, I'd watch your video if you made one
@@onyinyeuche2969 good effort. If we see through examiner speaks u will find 100 mistakes. . But ofcourse caregivers view surely u will appreciate d effort.good job👍👍
I salute you
Woooow you are an amazing soul may God bless you abundantly finding people with compassion towards another human being is very hard to find these days God bless 🙏
The problem in real life is that is always one person doing the bedbath. Hospice companies always have one per patient and the time is very limited. The pay is low and is hard work. Im a CNA and we have always 10- 12 patients. This profession callls for love and compassion and is not apreciated enough. Sometimes even family members are rude, nevermind the patients.
Am just laughing because others client doesn't corporate you try to turn he refuse what will you do??
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I agree with you I remember when was studying my basic nursing at thesame time we are visiting house to house those very ill I feel pity for them coz
Their own family abandoned them
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I'm a caregiver here in Italy my employers are not both bedridden,every day I cleaned them both, specially their private parts,if u don't wash it properly cleaning them is useless,bcz of odor are still there,I pay attention also with urderpit, neck,back of the ear, specially to the old lady I pay attention to her saggy belly,it can cause odor too if I can't cleaned it properly.
I used gloves and face mask for my own protection too,then after I cleaned them both I wash my hands and I used hand sanitizer...it's for my own good...
Just sharing
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How much is the salary there in italy kabayan?
How to apply care giver in Italy?
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ROUVIEL AZIZ your but it's not easy to clean someone's private part
Thanks so much for this and other incredibly useful instructional videos. My respect and admiration to the nurses and professional care givers who has one of the noblest jobs in the world. They are all superheroes! ❤️🙏🙏
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@@radabobrova7465 Because some people care for their loved ones at home. For example parents with dementia. This shows people who did not go for training how to clean the people they care for.
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And why you didn't use gloves
H HA always have to do the Job alone with no help. Especially with strok patients.its really hard on the hha. And agency or family members.not doing eanything to change that situation
This is the best one. no one is 100% perfect. its easy to pick for comment, take it as suggestions.
I'm a caregiver. I do always use gloves even if I only change the position of my patient.
And I do wash my patients hair first, second face, 3rd body, last is the lower parts of the body.
Nice,any opportunity for work as a caregiver
I am grateful for your very informative idea. I am unfamiliar with it, so I have only been in charge of bedridden patients with dementia in the hospital.
should use handgloves especially when washing the dentures and the lower part of the body, it protects both the patient and the carer.
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The hairwash is something I have never seen before and have never done before. Thanks for this.
Wow the caring part is with dignity my 20 year old Babyboy Teddy Bear passed March 20,2020 he was just looking like he was sleeping ventilator still hooked up to him & into his mouth a little blood was coming the mouth & nose the Nurse cleaned him up for my Daughter & I we visited with him 2 hours I kissed him talk to him still didn’t hit me in shock taking it 1 - day at a time. Praying for this Family & all that are grieving!
Sending you prayers my dear, greetings from Africa Liberia 🇱🇷 🙏 ❤ 😘
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I have washed my father multiple times in the hospital. As soon as I get to his private parts or feet I put on gloves (or anywhere where he has residual disinfectant. For my protection, to not get stained and also to make it easier for him and me to distance us from each other.
Good👍 but we nurses protect the patient and low percent our self sinc its a call
I wonder how many of these one time used/ non recycling gloves end up in our land fills. I only use gloves if cleaning rectum or cleaning up a bowl movement or open soar areas. Good old soap and water and a washable cotton wash cloth is perfectly fine. Good video, thanks for sharing.
Im watching these videos because im going into a cna program in september, and i just want to make sure i know what im getting into it looks like a stressful but very rewarding job ,and I'd love to take care of people who arent able i want fo work for end of life care.
With this video, I learned a lot in bed bathing and denture care. Thank you ❤
Thank you so much ❤this video is so helpful specially needed to know how to wash hair
I did this for my grandparents and my mom. I washed and prepared them for funeral too. You should wear gloves tho.
I am so sorry for you loss, may they Rest In Peace ! I will keep you and them in my prayers ♥️
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This video would be more better if gloves were being used. Even when you care for a loved one in a home you always have to use gloves to keep yourself from getting bacteria on your hands and in your finger nails. The same rules apply in both a hospital and a home.
Yes always use gloves always
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Complete bed bathing.
1st hair
2nd face
3rd arms
4th chest down to abdomen
5th legs
6th back (before start massage the back of the patient circular motion after perform back capping)
7th buttocks
8th at last the Perineal-Genital Care.
Harrie Delos Reyes how do you wash it if you have been asked to waste only the abdomen?
Thanks for comments but it differs as per its condition.
Thank you..❤naka help kas akoang pagcharting
I love my job Cargiving ,i learnt a lot since ,i hope the boses understands how we work hard
Hospital economy is to be implored always this video is excellent
This is a great series. Very important information about a tough (but very real) caregiver responsibility. Thx for sharing!
Thank you for the positive feedback and for sharing the video on your site : )
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Hi Tammi, sorry for the delay I was checking with the nurse. This video is designed for relatives looking after their loved ones at home - so there is no need to wear gloves unless the person has an infectious disease (like there's no need to wear gloves when bathing a baby). Just wash your hands well afterwards.
Obrigada pela explicação, eu tbm estava me perguntando por que as infermeiras não estão de luvas
Infectious or not, you should wear gloves actually and proper hand hygiene.
but if is a procedure thy would hav follow it.thats for experienced nurse
Thank you so much very helpful and informative vedio..from Kuwait 🇰🇼 god bless you po
Very helpful and informative video
Thank you so much
У нас в Киргизии, покойника ,просто со шланга польют. Зачастую, вообще на полу "валяются" . Потом кожа на лице, в буквальном смысле в кучу собрана. А тут моют, как живого! Всякие приспособления! Все так тщательно, как на камеру! Вот вам и разница - мы, с нашей гребаной цывилизацией. И они! Дальнее зарубеж. Вот вам и уважение с отношением к своему народу.
Never forget your gloves as a Carer.. PPE all the time..
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Correct and before bath time always check the vital sign😁😁
Where are y'all getting the idea that this person is supposed to be dead?
This my dream to become care giver thanks for the video
Gloves people! Gloves! That protect you and the patient
Very true.
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thank for the video,im was looking for.im was domestic worker in singapore,1 weak ago my empoyer was im taking care she need more care.because of the weaknees ,she not be ablle to walk go to the bathroom.so im just have training to move her from bed to the whelchair.this video really help me a lot how to take care her.
it was great. I've earned some info..Just one question, how about the upper extremities (arms and hands)?
He estado sufriendo de CÁNCER desde los últimos 6 años, pero hoy estoy feliz de haberme curado de él, con la medicina herbal hecha por el Dr. uwembo el gran sanador, estaba navegando por Internet buscando ayuda cuando encontré un testimonio compartido por alguien sobre cómo el Dr. uwembo la curó de la enfermedad del CÁNCER. Rápidamente me comuniqué con él para obtener la cura y hoy estoy libre del virus. Tres semanas después de usar la medicina herbal Dr uwembo, mi herpes desapareció por completo, estoy muy feliz hoy de tener a alguien como este gran sanador. Por favor, señor, siga con su buen trabajo porque hay gente que necesita su medicina curativa. Dr uwembo puede preparar medicamentos a base de plantas para todo tipo de enfermedades. HERPES, VIH, CÁNCER, HEPATITIS B. DIABETES, ÚLTIMAS FRÍOS, Sífilis, VHB, VPH, ETS, CURACIÓN DEL CÁNCER, CURACIÓN DE LA DIABETES, ANILLO DE OÍDO, CURACIÓN DEL ACV, CURACIÓN DE LAS VERRUGAS, CURA DEL VPH, CURACIÓN DE LA ALS, Agrandamiento del pene, HEPATITIS BETA HERPES. Contáctelo ahora para obtener ayuda druwembo@gmail.com
Without PPE this is no sense what is the name of the hospital fake people what are you taking Republic
Hi how do you clean the eyes of mucus if the patient close them very tight when wiping the face?
This helps people caring for love one's at home. Every body should know to wear gloves. Thanks for your video's.
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What if they have their own teeth and no dentures?
Here's example how to not wash you're loved one.
Then do : Use gloves to protect yourself, and you loved one, and can start over again with a fresh video!
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@@ХалидаМахмутова-т5ж y que más da, supongo que es parte de tu religión, pero somos personas iguales
Am happy coz iam also learning e same skills thanks alot
You hardly cleaned him at all. No soap only a wet washcloth and hardly got any areas. Poor guy. He’s still dirty.
😂😂😂
Need 3 basins, wash, soap & rinse
Everyone one of us will come across this no matter how long we stay, God pls forgive all own sin ..
What is the eastest way to brush the teeth or clean the mouth if the person doesnt wear dentures?
The person should have their head elevated as much as possible while brushing their teeth. There are very helpful videos on toothbrushing for other people.
In the care giving bath, that may be true to 40 years ago in the hospital, also that is the way they changed bedding like the bottom sheet , not now , they took me to a big room and wet & soap's the rag then washed you ,then turned hose on with shower head and spayed you while you laid or set there
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Good video, but now nurses really need to start using Nilaqua. Its a "Towel Off" Shampoo and body wash that provides a quick and effective wash as seen in the UK NHS.
Fake video
That dude is NOT dead
Use a real dead person next time 🤣
They are giving a bed bath, for a coma type patient.
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I’m studying for care giving and CNA currently and can’t wait to start caring for people and providing emotional support to the sick and disabled. This is the part of the job that I’m passionate about but the bagging of body part😢😢I’m scared of dead bodies even watching this video alone in my room I feel 😢😢. Why would they assign one person to go bath the dead??💀
all clients are not like behaving this.. so in reality of bed bathing your client.. is really a roller coaster, been in nursing home and i love that job,but seriously this kind of job needs higher salary in every country..
He is moving his hands,he never acted perfectly as a dead person!
He is not dead pls read
He is bedridden not dead please
Is he alive person or dead body?because his right side eye moves at the first and then until finishing the cleaning he is like dead body... little bit confused. 🤔🤔🤔
Thank guys! Nice tips, but no gloves?
You actually do not use gloves unless it's infection control and there bottom
I just learned this last week
On Brushing the Denture , used dish liquid, not toothpaste.
Gostei do video, mais faço uma observação a falta do uso de luvas de proteção pelos operadores.
Eu vi ele respirando 🤔
Deve ser encenação, sei lá?
Просто работа с лежачими в коме я видела такое в реанимации когда там лежала очень не легко это
I'm proud certified caregiver Europe 🇪🇺
I want to be a caregiver.
Rlly great video, I would prefer using plastic gloves just to be on the safe side X)
No that’s not completely right !
Where are the gloves that is important!
Why you dont wear gloves?
Wawwwwww I these supplies and great job!
wait!.....this guys alive!
yeah I think he is
That’s what I said after the first couple minutes🤣 he moving to easily to be deceased they should’ve used a real deceased person to show how to work with dead weight...IJS🤷🏻♀️
🤣🤣🤣so funny.even me i thought the guy is no more.coz when you want to bedbath a patient u have to wake up him.of to inform him that you have bath.or am wrong dear tell me.
Plz pray for my widow ma suffering from alzheimer disease she forget all her daily routine work.she is totally dependent on others even medicine is not working day by day she is becoming bedridden plz pray
😂😂the dead body's eye moved
He was still dying
I don't think he's death
You can tell that man ain't dead
Isnt it apart of the protective gear???
Didn't clean the arm and armpit? and didn't use hand gloves?
Nice work!
Gloves????
Thank you for the hair washing technique
No gloves, no nose mask or hair bonnet. The guy isn't really dead... hahaha
I went from animation movies to embalming bodies. Wow I am myself own Mistry .
He’s eyes moved
Yes , i saw it too
Yes oh
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Is this a corp or a living person? I saw the joints moving
they forgot to clean the arm and armpit area it should be wipe as well
Thanks so much
I seen something wrong with this video. Are you teaching the up coming CNA's to not wear gloves while doing Patient Care? Because I will be confused if this was on the exam and if this was the videos that my director showed me to get my information. Everything else was great.
Yes where is the gloves?🧤
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Watching this all the way from Kenya but for sure this dude is not Dead ....
Fake video no gloves since he's not a cadaver
Why did his eyes move in the beginning of this video?
That's what I see
Por q este no esta muerto nomas estan practicando para ensenarnos a nosotros como lo acen asi vibito esta mejor asi no nos asustamos jajaja.
Why you not use a gloves when youre clean a denture😅
Do dead people breath nowadays? Just asking !!!
Thank u so much
That man there is not really dead , he's moving his body , watch well, and that's y those ladies did not use gloves to protect their hands
Yes you Right
Fui técnic de enfermagem.....gostaria de fazer esse curso!
When you wash the face isn't it a different side of the wash cloth with every stroke??
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You are right. A pair of hand glove is vital
God bless you
Notice that there are two people cleaning and bathing. what happens when you are on your own, and unable to urn the personon their sides....also where are the gloves etc.
Why there's no gloves the lady wash the dentures with bare hand
is Caregiving video tutorial about bathing since I'm about to take an assessment, but this video was not fully detailed, in our training, we are taught to wash the hair first, and you forgot to clean the armpit and the procedures were kind'a different the way you guys clean the legs, and in the face and the lack of gloves as well.
missing basic things as the gloves, communication with the patients..
What about washing chest neck the front body not going to the back right away😑
So you clean the body with just water!!
At 0:28 the dead body blinked his eyes😎😎
Yes i saw that too,meaning he's not dead
Y cuando el cuero se pone duro como asen para poder moverlo y cambiarlo no o se supone que esta muerto la persona está
Do you continue to wash the corpse after it returns from the dead or do you shout “ZOMBIE‼️” and stab it in the forehead?
When something yours or not yours a caregiver is needed 😷🤗🤗🇺🇲🎗👍👍👍🤒🤔☕🙏🧖♀️
A lot of things aren't right.....hum!
First of all was permission granted to view the person getting bathed n true you do need to wear gloves.
Cotton towel right sis
No Gloves what
Is that a real body? and why are they not wearing gloves?
thats what i was going to say gloves?
Thanks you for this video session
Where's the soap?! How can you clean someone with just water? I use a little soap on the wash cloth then use a second one for rinsing.
Sky Weir I use body wash , baby bath is good to use but u can't clean them with just water
The private place no clean and they not using disposable gloves. neck, under arm, arms, and foot they not clean properly.
Pls use gloves all the time.
How if patient with NGT 🥹😭 my daughter is bedridden with NGT 😭 they said, Responsive coma... Is that possible?
My daughter is moving but she can't help herself like "close and open her hands, removing insect when she bites (ants) she can fell hurt she cries but can't control herself as she bites her own lips, when she feel the hurt she is crying but biting her lips is not stop
I want to learn this job
Такое впечатление что он живой. Слишком хорошо выглядит. Я не думаю что грим накладывают перед мытьём.
почему впечатление? это живой человек которого купают два человека, лежачий больной. Это просто обучающее видео