Julie, I just wanted to thank you for posting these videos!! I was extremely nervous for my skills test and watched your videos constantly beforehand. All thanks to you, I was able to pass my test! Your students are very lucky to have you as their teacher! Thanks again for all that you do ❤️
I keep telling people this here is the best thing honestly if you didn’t get to study from it loves crow is the chance this here will have you passing your exam with flying colors and the feeling after you pass is one of the best feelings to have after💕 💕
I have watch several video and I must say you your video stand out because you give specific details and always list the supplies that will be needed, thank you very much Nurse Jar
I'm currently training to become a CNA and I appreciate your videos! You are showing the skills exactly how my teacher is showing me pertaining to Texas standards! Great videos! New Subscriber! 🙂
Thank you so much for this EXTREMELY helpful video! I'm preparing to take my exam this month (Philadelphia, PA). After watching this video, I feel more confident. Thank you too for pointing out that denture paste should be used rather than toothpaste.
I have subscribed because you are a pleasant woman.I asked question about toothbrush and you replied immediately.Your method of folding handwash also helped me.Thank you!!
I'm watching this because we weren't given proper instructions. Just showed once, & get reprimanded when we're wrong. NOT in curriculum/written either. I've watched 2 skills & have noticed things wrong with the way we're taught! We have to do them as the teacher says & in order. But she works individually with her favorite students, while we're lucky if we can even see what she is doing! THANKS VERY MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS. I WILL NEED THEM TO LEARN TO DO THEM PROPERLY & TO PASS THE TEST!
Thank you so for making such really great video's. I am about to take my CNA license. You are a blessing. This is truly helping put everything together. Truly!
Umm. I think now, since I've been in CNA training, with this, we have to do the jiggle jiggle sweep motion when brushing teeth. Can you show an updated video doing that?! ❤ Love this. It's really helping me keep this in mind so I'll know what to do or lookout for so I can pass the skills test the first time.
Your videos are a lifesaver. I shared them with my friend who had a hard time grasping the skills. She was soooooo happy because you clarified all her confusions. You gave her confidence that she can pass. Our test is next week Dec. 12th. Thank you very much. You are called to teach, and it shows.
Hi, Joyce! Wow! Thank you for your kind words. Happy to hear my videos are helpful. Goid luck on your exam. What state will you and your friend be testing in?
Hi thanks so much for your videos it help me passed my NY state exam yesterday for a first time attempt.....keep doing what you do it really helpful God bless you mam
I TOTALLY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! AND YES, I KNOW I AM YELLING!! LOL I have passed your videos on to my classmates, whom all of us are beginning Clinicals in 2 weeks, then our State Exam and I find your videos THE BEST!!! Thank you for your time and your love you put into each video! So very much appreciated!!
Hi, Regina! Wow! Keep on yelling, girl!!! Thank you so very much! Glad my videos are helpful! Tell your classmates to SUBSCRIBE to my channel. You, too! What state will you be testing in? Let me know how you do.
Hi Nurse Jar, so this video was for 2018 and I noticed that the title was for 2022. So does this mean that they did not do any updates since 2018 to this year? :) Please advise, thank you! I am set to take my skills this 09/2 here at state of WA
@Jjooodiey HI, Jjooodiey! Stay calm! Don't let your nerves get the best of you. Carry positive vibes with you. You'll do well! Good luck! Let me know how you do.
At my CNA school, we demonstrate how to clean them, literally, at their bed (mock cleaning). We just have to remember moderate to warm water if we’re asked and to place the towel in the sink (place the towel at the foot of the bed)
See I’m confused bc included in the steps my instructor gave me it says to actually remove the dentures from the residents mouth and then to put them back in the residence mouth when the cleaning is complete @nursejar but your steps are much much easier and less time consuming
Hi, Blake! For testing, the denture will not be in the acting resident's mouth! It sounds like your instructor is teaching you how to perform this task in real life, not for testing.
I have a question, If we are to keep back in the storage and not on the sink, can I put another pair of gloves after I remove the paper towel from the sink so as to bring the supplies back to the storage?
Thanks julie but i dont know why my teacher said that to dont watch the skills on TH-cam even for Texas and im confuse😔😔 your skills seem very easy for me to understand particularly the 1 skill to wash the hands which is completely different from her, so i don't know 😔
@@Douaala-cameroon Hi, Emeraude! I can understand where your instructor is coming from, as I use to tell my students the same until I started creating and producing my own videos. A lot of times, videos on TH-cam are not exact to a specific state's skills steps. And, a lot of times, the person performing in the video is not performing the skill correctly. So, I do understand why your instructor tells you not to watch videos on TH-cam!!! However, I train my students in the exact manner as I am demonstrating in my videos. For the past umpteen years, my students have and continue to receive a FIRST-TIME PASS on their state Nurse Aide Certification Exam.
Thanks again for ur answer julie. I would like to explain myself clearly, the skills suppose to be the same way or it just to be well done depending of the instructor ? For example the skill of the knee and ankle i saw my instructor add some movements like abduction/extinction/flexion at the same moment of skill but you in one of ur video its just the one mouvement by touching the knee and ankle that is it, its why im saying that your skills here are so easy to remember for me, so i dont know if the law state recently have change some skills after ur video, i dont know if u get my point 😔😔😔
@@Douaala-cameroon Hi, Emeraude! The NNAAP made changes to the CEP in March of 2018. These changes became effective in July of 2018. If you are referring to the Passive Range of Motion Skills (Provides PROM for One Shoulder and Provides PROM for One Knee & One Ankle), both of these skills require the candidate to perform 2 (two) exercises for each skill. For PROM for One Shoulder, you will perform the two exercises, Abduction & Adduction and Flexion & Extension. For PROM for One Knee & One Ankle, you will perform the two exercises, Flexion & Extension and Dorsiflexion & Plantarflexion. In both of my videos where I demonstrate these skills, I performed the 2 (two) exercises for each of these skills. Now, of course, I cannot comment on how or what your instructor is training you, because I am not there to see! You're best bet would be to study your Nurse Aide Candidate Handbook and practice performing the skills as such. If you were not given a candidate handbook by your training site or instructor, you may always download a handbook at www.PearsonVue.com My video demonstrations are based on Pearson Vue's Nurse Aide Candidate Handbook for the state of Texas. Hope I cleared things up for you!
Good morning Nurse JAR . For state exam for skills is credentia using 2022 videos u have on TH-cam or have you updated all the credentia skills for 2023? Please let me know cuz I need 23 skills for whichever year credentia using so I can refresh myself before taking the skills test.
Hi, TynaCraig! I have not uploaded any 2023 Pearson Vue or Credentia training videos. However, this 2022 video is still in accordance with Pearson Vue requirements.
So if getting denture care .... Do u do ur opening Procedure to ur Shit then walk to the sink and wash the dentures then go back to Patient and do closing procedure
I will be taking my test this month. Do I need to perform the opening procedures first and verbalize washing my hands before I perform the task for denture care? Thank you so much for the videos. I feel like I am ready.
Hi, Linda! Because you will verbalize "washing hands" after completing each skill, it is not necessary for you to do so before performing this skill, unless the NAE directs you to do so. I train my students to perform the opening procedures before each skill because it will be easier for them to transition from doing it this way to only doing it once. Good luck on your exam! Let me know how you do.
Hi, Lysette! Yes! I've had a few Subscribers from Washington State that have studied using my videos. They all received a first-time pass on their certification exam.
Hi, Angela! Thanks for your question! No, this step does not require the candidate to use a paper towel to turn off the faucet. The only skill that requires the use of a clean, dry paper towel to turn off the faucet is "Hand Hygiene".
Hi Miss Julie, Is it ok to turn the water off with my gloves still on, or should I turn the water off without my gloves on and a clean paper towel? Thank you
Hi, Angela! You'll want to keep your gloves on until you have disposed of everything. Now, if you want to bring an extra pair of gloves with you to change, you can. But, that's only wasting your time, as it is not necessary to do so, nor required.
Hi Nurse Jar I'm going to be testing soon in CA And we do use Pearson Vue my clinical instructor was saying all kind of weird things such as if we don't do this skill it in the exact steps that Pearson Vue wrote it in the manual that we would fail? You made it look so simple! She made me do it twice and said we had to use cold water and had to check the name of the dentures with the patient and to use a paper towels to turn on the faucet But none of that was said in the manual I will be honest during my first practice run, I did forget to rinse the lid. Would that qualify for a fail?
Ho, Stephanie! Forgetting not to rinse the lid of the denture cup in itself will not fail you. But, you have to remember the 5 Indirect Care Skills. Not rinsing the lid is part of Infection Control. So, if you have more issues with IC, it will heighten your risk for failing due to this Indirect Care Skill.
Good morning Ms. Julie, I have a question. I live in AZ and I read that we have to use a towel instead of a paper towel. I know it's the rule for AZ, but I was wondering what your thoughts are as far as what would be the better choice? Paper towel or towel? I value your opinion. Thank you,-Jera
Hi, Nijera! Sorry for responding so late. In a real life situation, I would most likely use a cloth towel to line the sink,. Because dentures can be easily cracked or broken, the cloth towel will add more cushion and padding if the dentures were to slip out of the person's hands.
Hi Julie. For this skill and for hand hygiene skill, do I have to do the opening procedure for the client or can I go straight to performing the skill? Thank you! My exam is tomorrow and I’m binge watching your videos. They’re all very helpful.
Hi, Yankee! Thank you and good luck on your exam! It really all depends on what the NAE instructs you to do. He or she may have you to address the client and introduce yourself once before the first bedside skill or they may instruct you to do this before each individual bedside skill. So, you really have to go by what the NAE instructs you to do. You may want to watch my videos on transitioning from one skill to the next during testing. Viewing them may be of help to you. Let me know how you do on your exam. What state will you be testing in?
JULIE REYNOLDS Ms Julie!!! I passed the exam!!! Thank you soooo much. Without your videos I wouldn’t have made it. I literally thought about you the moment i saw my results! Thank you. I am a Filipino living in Texas.
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CONGRATULATIONS!!! And, thank you!!! What city/state did you take your exam in?
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Hi, Catia! Thank you!!! Good luck 👍 with your exam! Let me know how you do.
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Thank you Mrs Julie, I passed my state exam today both the knowledge and the skill your videos are great!!!
Thank you for clarifying the "logical order" of steps! I've been so confused reading this manual 😭
Hi, Jeremy! You are most welcome!
Julie, I just wanted to thank you for posting these videos!! I was extremely nervous for my skills test and watched your videos constantly beforehand. All thanks to you, I was able to pass my test! Your students are very lucky to have you as their teacher! Thanks again for all that you do ❤️
Hi, MacKenzie! CONGRATULATIONS! You #SMASHTHATCNAEXAM!!! Thank you so much for your comment. What state did you test in?
JULIE REYNOLDS Colorado!
I keep telling people this here is the best thing honestly if you didn’t get to study from it loves crow is the chance this here will have you passing your exam with flying colors and the feeling after you pass is one of the best feelings to have after💕 💕
I have watch several video and I must say you your video stand out because you give specific details and always list the supplies that will be needed, thank you very much Nurse Jar
Hi, Oluwasegun! Thank you 😊!
I really appreciate these comments!! They really help you choose the best video to watch thanks guys!
I'm currently training to become a CNA and I appreciate your videos! You are showing the skills exactly how my teacher is showing me pertaining to Texas standards! Great videos! New Subscriber! 🙂
Hi, Babyface! Thank you! And, thanks for subscribing!!!
@@NURSEJAR My pleasure!
I enjoy watching your videos because it will help me pass my exam.
I have a teacher who doesn't really teach well but she plays your videos. Very helpful!
Sorry to hear your that you feel your instructor doesn't teach well. But, glad to know your instructor plays my videos for your class.
Thank you so much for this EXTREMELY helpful video! I'm preparing to take my exam this month (Philadelphia, PA). After watching this video, I feel more confident. Thank you too for pointing out that denture paste should be used rather than toothpaste.
You are most welcome! I'll be doing a live stream either this evening or tomorrow evening.
I have subscribed because you are a pleasant woman.I asked question about toothbrush and you replied immediately.Your method of folding handwash also helped me.Thank you!!
Hi, Adetoun! Thank you 😊!
I watched your videos for three months that I was doing them in my dreams. I passed first try. Thank you.
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Goodevening Nurse Jar.Just to say a big thank you for this video.Did my exam yesterday and I passed.
Hi, Adetoun! Yay!!! CONGRATULATIONS 👏 🎊 💐 🥳!!!
I'm watching this because we weren't given proper instructions.
Just showed once, & get reprimanded when we're wrong. NOT in curriculum/written either.
I've watched 2 skills & have noticed things wrong with the way we're taught!
We have to do them as the teacher says & in order.
But she works individually with her favorite students,
while we're lucky if we can even see what she is doing!
THANKS VERY MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS.
I WILL NEED THEM TO LEARN TO DO THEM PROPERLY & TO PASS THE TEST!
Hi, MBM! Sorry to hear about your instructor. Glad my videos are helpful.
Thank You So Much I Am So Happy I Found Your Videos Ive Learned More Watching You Than I Did My Actual Teacher
Your Work Is Truly Appreciated
Hi, Tyesha! Thank you so much! Glad my videos are helpful!
Ive Told All My Classmates About You Hopefully They Listen Because I Feel So Confident I Take My Exam Soon Ill Let You Know How I Do Thank You So Much
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@@NURSEJAR You Are So Welcome And Thank you
I appreciate how you explain the don't do first before the do it's helps my brain process better,also love the scubs
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Thank you so for making such really great video's. I am about to take my CNA license. You are a blessing. This is truly helping put everything together. Truly!
Hi, Theresa! Thank you so very much! Goid luck on your exam! Let me know how you do.
I really like your organized way of your video
Umm. I think now, since I've been in CNA training, with this, we have to do the jiggle jiggle sweep motion when brushing teeth. Can you show an updated video doing that?! ❤ Love this. It's really helping me keep this in mind so I'll know what to do or lookout for so I can pass the skills test the first time.
Hi, Latoya! The "jiggle jiggle sweep motion? What the heck is that?!!!
You have literally just SAVED MY LIFE!!! I will definingly be better tomorrow in class as we practice skills thanks to you.....
Your videos are a lifesaver. I shared them with my friend who had a hard time grasping the skills. She was soooooo happy because you clarified all her confusions. You gave her confidence that she can pass. Our test is next week Dec. 12th. Thank you very much. You are called to teach, and it shows.
Hi, Joyce! Wow! Thank you for your kind words. Happy to hear my videos are helpful. Goid luck on your exam. What state will you and your friend be testing in?
@@NURSEJAR We will be testing in Georgia with Pearson Vue.
@@NURSEJAR Hi Miss Julie. We passed our exam. We will be forever grateful for your helpful videos. God bless💞🙏
@@joyceing2542 Hi! FABULOUS!!! CONGRATULATIONS! Y'all #SMASHTHATCNAEXAM!!! So happy for you and your friend! What state did y'all test in?
@@NURSEJAR We tested in GA.
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Hi, Erin! Wow! Thanks for the comment! You'll SMASH that CNA exam! Let me know how you do.
@@NURSEJAR I sure will & thank yu
Im in Georgia hoping to do my CNA skill exam.Jan 2021 I pray God to pass. These videos had been helpful to me. Thanks.
Thank you for your video's Mrs. Julie 💯♥️ love you. Take my State test on the 18th, I'm so excited. Feeling more confident because of your videos
Hi thanks so much for your videos it help me passed my NY state exam yesterday for a first time attempt.....keep doing what you do it really helpful God bless you mam
Hi, Eddy! Awesome!!! CONGRATULATIONS! You #SMASHTHATCNAEXAM!!! Thank you!
@@NURSEJAR ur welcome
Watching your videos in preparing for my state test tomorrow!
You're excellent - thank you!
Hi, Carol! Thank you 😊!
I TOTALLY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! AND YES, I KNOW I AM YELLING!! LOL
I have passed your videos on to my classmates, whom all of us are beginning Clinicals in 2 weeks, then our State Exam and I find your videos THE BEST!!! Thank you for your time and your love you put into each video! So very much appreciated!!
Hi, Regina! Wow! Keep on yelling, girl!!! Thank you so very much! Glad my videos are helpful! Tell your classmates to SUBSCRIBE to my channel. You, too! What state will you be testing in? Let me know how you do.
@@NURSEJAR do you wash your hands before putting on your gloves?
Hi Nurse Jar, so this video was for 2018 and I noticed that the title was for 2022. So does this mean that they did not do any updates since 2018 to this year? :) Please advise, thank you! I am set to take my skills this 09/2 here at state of WA
Hi, Ivy! You are correct. If there are any updates to any skills, I will upload a new video.
@@NURSEJAR Thank you :) Your videos are so helpful! :)
Im so blessed watching your videos..thnk you so much and it's a great help for me.
Hi, Ramil! Wow! Thank you so much for your comment. Glad my videos are helpful to you.
Julie, you explain very well thank you
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Thank you, I will be taking my skills exam for the third time. I hope I pass this time!
Hi, Tamara! Good luck on your exam! Let me know how you do. What state will you be testing in?
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@@chrisbrandon9025 Hi, Chris! CONGRATULATIONS!!! You SMASHED THAT CNA EXAM!!!!! So happy for you! Thank you!
Goodevening Mrs Julie..Can I rinse the brush before putting the toothpaste ?
Hi, Adetoun! Yes! You should moisten the toothbrush before applying the toothpaste.
Thank you, these videos are very helpful and are giving me more confidence for when I take my certification exam in the next few weeks.
Thank you for these instructional videos.
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Thank you, Kristina. Good luck with your exam! Let me know how you do.
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@@kristinaenaena508 CONGRATULATIONS!!! Glad to hear my videos were instrumental in your passing. Way to go!!!
I’ve passed my written part .. I take skills July 9 and I am Nervous !!
Hi, WenNesha! CONGRATULATIONS on passing your written exam 👏 🙌 👌 👍 😀!!! Let me know how you do on your skills exam.
I have my skills and written exams coming soon amy advice I'm terrified
@Jjooodiey HI, Jjooodiey! Stay calm! Don't let your nerves get the best of you. Carry positive vibes with you. You'll do well! Good luck! Let me know how you do.
thank you for the video on cleaning of the dentures. Thank
Thanks so much for the detailed video. Very Helpful and informative!!!
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At my CNA school, we demonstrate how to clean them, literally, at their bed (mock cleaning). We just have to remember moderate to warm water if we’re asked and to place the towel in the sink (place the towel at the foot of the bed)
Hi, Magic! What state are you in?
JULIE REYNOLDS - California
Hello Julie, Thanks for the mentorship. I test Thursday for the clinical portion. Hoping I pass the test. Shalom Aria future CNA 2019
Hi, Esther! You got this!!! Let me know how you do. Which state are you testing in?
@@NURSEJAR Hello Im testing in the state of Florida. For practice I am reading the skills watching the video and then demonstrating. #SmashTheCNAExam
@@estherallen8673 Great!!! Let me know how you do
@@NURSEJAR Hello Julie, I passed!
Thanks for the visual teachings.
Next Exam LPN in 12 months here I go!
@@estherallen8673 Hi! Yay! CONGRATULATIONS!!! What state?
This video was amazing! Thank you so much!
You are most welcome 🤗!
Thank you so much, this was very helpful.
Could i use a towel to line the sink instead of paper towels?
You make it so much easier! Thank you
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Thank you so much! Your work is appreciated.
Thank you!
See I’m confused bc included in the steps my instructor gave me it says to actually remove the dentures from the residents mouth and then to put them back in the residence mouth when the cleaning is complete @nursejar but your steps are much much easier and less time consuming
Hi, Blake! For testing, the denture will not be in the acting resident's mouth!
It sounds like your instructor is teaching you how to perform this task in real life, not for testing.
Perfect 👌🏾 very helpful
Very much helpful Thank U❤
Thank you!
Thank you 😊
It was good
I have a question, If we are to keep back in the storage and not on the sink, can I put another pair of gloves after I remove the paper towel from the sink so as to bring the supplies back to the storage?
Great informative videos, thank you
Glad you like them!
Thanks for the pep talk, liked your videos, Ciao!
Hi, Lucille! You are most welcome! Thank you! Ciao!
Thank you for your videos very helpful, I’m taking my test on Wednesday
I’m from California
Hi, Brittany! Glad my videos are helpful! Good luck on your exam! Let me know how you do.
@@NURSEJAR I passed my exam thanks to your videos thanks !😊
Hi, Brittany! Wonderful! CONGRATULATIONS! You #SmashedThatCNAExam!!!
Hello Nurse Jar
Do I say I put the dentures in the designated area or in the dirty designated area?
Thanks, i have my test nest month here in dallas texas hope the skills are same means update or maintain in all the state. Thanks again
Hi, Emeraude! Good luck to you! The skills listing is the same in all of Texas. Let me know how you do.
Thanks julie but i dont know why my teacher said that to dont watch the skills on TH-cam even for Texas and im confuse😔😔 your skills seem very easy for me to understand particularly the 1 skill to wash the hands which is completely different from her, so i don't know 😔
@@Douaala-cameroon Hi, Emeraude! I can understand where your instructor is coming from, as I use to tell my students the same until I started creating and producing my own videos.
A lot of times, videos on TH-cam are not exact to a specific state's skills steps. And, a lot of times, the person performing in the video is not performing the skill correctly. So, I do understand why your instructor tells you not to watch videos on TH-cam!!!
However, I train my students in the exact manner as I am demonstrating in my videos. For the past umpteen years, my students have and continue to receive a FIRST-TIME PASS on their state Nurse Aide Certification Exam.
Thanks again for ur answer julie. I would like to explain myself clearly, the skills suppose to be the same way or it just to be well done depending of the instructor ? For example the skill of the knee and ankle i saw my instructor add some movements like abduction/extinction/flexion at the same moment of skill but you in one of ur video its just the one mouvement by touching the knee and ankle that is it, its why im saying that your skills here are so easy to remember for me, so i dont know if the law state recently have change some skills after ur video, i dont know if u get my point 😔😔😔
@@Douaala-cameroon Hi, Emeraude! The NNAAP made changes to the CEP in March of 2018. These changes became effective in July of 2018.
If you are referring to the Passive Range of Motion Skills (Provides PROM for One Shoulder and Provides PROM for One Knee & One Ankle), both of these skills require the candidate to perform 2 (two) exercises for each skill.
For PROM for One Shoulder, you will perform the two exercises, Abduction & Adduction and Flexion & Extension. For PROM for One Knee & One Ankle, you will perform the two exercises, Flexion & Extension and Dorsiflexion & Plantarflexion.
In both of my videos where I demonstrate these skills, I performed the 2 (two) exercises for each of these skills.
Now, of course, I cannot comment on how or what your instructor is training you, because I am not there to see! You're best bet would be to study your Nurse Aide Candidate Handbook and practice performing the skills as such. If you were not given a candidate handbook by your training site or instructor, you may always download a handbook at www.PearsonVue.com
My video demonstrations are based on Pearson Vue's Nurse Aide Candidate Handbook for the state of Texas. Hope I cleared things up for you!
Very good 👍
Has anything changed about this skill since then or is it pretty much still the same?
Good morning Nurse JAR . For state exam for skills is credentia using 2022 videos u have on TH-cam or have you updated all the credentia skills for 2023? Please let me know cuz I need 23 skills for whichever year credentia using so I can refresh myself before taking the skills test.
I’m taking my test at the end of this month I’m so nervous!!😭😭
Great video it helped
Hi, Ajang! Thank you! Glad to hear my videos are helpful.
Hey Nurse JAR. Do you have an updated credentia video of cleaning an upper or lower dentures?
Hi, TynaCraig! I have not uploaded any 2023 Pearson Vue or Credentia training videos. However, this 2022 video is still in accordance with Pearson Vue requirements.
Do you have to wash your hands before starting this skill or it’s just putting on clean gloves before performing this skill?
Hi, Tiara! You do not need to wash hands before performing the skill, as you verbalize "washing hands" after completing skills.
Does the water warm or cold.what is the temperature of it.thanks
Does this skill need a proper greeting and intro? Like the bed lock, privacy, and call light steps.
So if getting denture care .... Do u do ur opening Procedure to ur Shit then walk to the sink and wash the dentures then go back to Patient and do closing procedure
I will be taking my test this month. Do I need to perform the opening procedures first and verbalize washing my hands before I perform the task for denture care? Thank you so much for the videos. I feel like I am ready.
Hi, Linda! Because you will verbalize "washing hands" after completing each skill, it is not necessary for you to do so before performing this skill, unless the NAE directs you to do so.
I train my students to perform the opening procedures before each skill because it will be easier for them to transition from doing it this way to only doing it once.
Good luck on your exam! Let me know how you do.
Is this the same for Washington state CNA course 2021?
Will you fail if you prep before with no gloves on?
Hi Julie, I can use your video's to prepare my test, am in Washington state seattle
Hi, Lysette! Yes! I've had a few Subscribers from Washington State that have studied using my videos. They all received a first-time pass on their certification exam.
Hi, Miss Julie! Love your videos. When turning the water off after performing denture care, would I use a paper towel to turn water off?
Hi, Angela! Thanks for your question! No, this step does not require the candidate to use a paper towel to turn off the faucet.
The only skill that requires the use of a clean, dry paper towel to turn off the faucet is "Hand Hygiene".
thanks Blessings Beautiful
Hi, Yoly! You are most welcome!
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Hi Miss Julie, Is it ok to turn the water off with my gloves still on, or should I turn the water off without my gloves on and a clean paper towel? Thank you
Hi, Angela! You'll want to keep your gloves on until you have disposed of everything. Now, if you want to bring an extra pair of gloves with you to change, you can. But, that's only wasting your time, as it is not necessary to do so, nor required.
Hi Nurse Jar
I'm going to be testing soon in CA
And we do use Pearson Vue
my clinical instructor was saying all kind of weird things such as if we don't do this skill it in the exact steps that Pearson Vue wrote it in the manual that we would fail? You made it look so simple!
She made me do it twice and said we had to use cold water and had to check the name of the dentures with the patient and to use a paper towels to turn on the faucet
But none of that was said in the manual
I will be honest during my first practice run, I did forget to rinse the lid. Would that qualify for a fail?
Ho, Stephanie! Forgetting not to rinse the lid of the denture cup in itself will not fail you. But, you have to remember the 5 Indirect Care Skills. Not rinsing the lid is part of Infection Control. So, if you have more issues with IC, it will heighten your risk for failing due to this Indirect Care Skill.
Good morning Ms. Julie, I have a question. I live in AZ and I read that we have to use a towel instead of a paper towel. I know it's the rule for AZ, but I was wondering what your thoughts are as far as what would be the better choice? Paper towel or towel? I value your opinion. Thank you,-Jera
Hi, Nijera! Sorry for responding so late. In a real life situation, I would most likely use a cloth towel to line the sink,. Because dentures can be easily cracked or broken, the cloth towel will add more cushion and padding if the dentures were to slip out of the person's hands.
Hi Julie. For this skill and for hand hygiene skill, do I have to do the opening procedure for the client or can I go straight to performing the skill? Thank you! My exam is tomorrow and I’m binge watching your videos. They’re all very helpful.
Hi, Yankee! Thank you and good luck on your exam!
It really all depends on what the NAE instructs you to do. He or she may have you to address the client and introduce yourself once before the first bedside skill or they may instruct you to do this before each individual bedside skill. So, you really have to go by what the NAE instructs you to do.
You may want to watch my videos on transitioning from one skill to the next during testing. Viewing them may be of help to you.
Let me know how you do on your exam. What state will you be testing in?
JULIE REYNOLDS Ms Julie!!! I passed the exam!!! Thank you soooo much. Without your videos I wouldn’t have made it. I literally thought about you the moment i saw my results! Thank you. I am a Filipino living in Texas.
@@yankeemusume4563 Hi! CONGRATULATIONS! You #SMASHTHATCNAEXAM!!! So happy for you!