Thank you very much for this presentation. I may have to assist in taking care of a friend 🤔 😊❤who has a hip dislocated. I will look at the video again. Thank you ❤❤❤❤
Have found the visual details on this video reassuring to review. Noting on a daily journal on my time with clients has always been well received by love ones & medical professionals!
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What about patients who don't understand. Patients don't just cooperate they sometimes resist because they cannot understand. This patient is too cooperative. Would like to see a real life demonstration
@@dianeruderman6247 same thing. Always ask and talk through. It takes them a few minutes to respond sometimes. They just progressively get slower. My patient can hear VERY well. SO evem if they can't do something or speak, I give them a few minutes OR ask if they want my help
I agree… most of these semi helpful videos are demonstrated with cooperative patients or a dummy. We need to see patients that are too week to move and resists .
A lot of patients don't get risk assessments for ages until a problem occurs like staff injury THEN the management does damage control. Another thing is, you can't predict. A patient is mobile one minute and in a day they change from what you know to a different state. The mind doesn't respond ad usual. Also part of risk assessment daily. It may be one day a month they have a bad day. But off duty doesn't allow for a daily knowledge. Then suddenly they have more off days in a month then deteriorate. Staff unfortunately gey hurt before the risk assessment is carried out because they assume the patient has not changed. The patient may lose balance or challenge while being assisted. Its not one size fits all. But I do appreciate every help, like this video. Adds to ways of avoiding incidents. 🤷♂️
Very nice when your patient can help himself. I am tired of seeing videos made with patient who can move😞 Not helpful at all. My patient has very limited mobility plus doesnt want to help.
When changing diapers using draw sheets to roll a client isn't possible. Lift at the hip and shoulder making sure to dry off any urine or sweat to reduce slippage. Getting on both sides of the bed may not be possible due to room configuration. Using A draw sheet from the head of the bed may be the only option. Grasp the sheet at clients shoulder width on either side of head with your knees against the bed so you can brace while drawing.
Good/morning. My name is Mrs. Ginette,Germain, I ‘m, trying to make a comment, if you’re. Have a patient is very confused, don’t want to listen at all what you kind do.
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when I helped in the care of a family member.
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It was very helpful to help me help in the care of a family member.
have learnt a lot from this video. Short, Simple and professional
Thank you very much for this presentation. I may have to assist in taking care of a friend 🤔 😊❤who has a hip dislocated. I will look at the video again. Thank you ❤❤❤❤
I have learnt a lot from this video. Short, Simple and professional.
Have found the visual details on this video reassuring to review. Noting on a daily journal on my time with clients has always been well received by love ones & medical professionals!
I am so thankful to find this helpful presentation . I do enjoy the simple and clear presentation like this, I appreciate you,❤
the way the woman speak is so clear and perfect !
I'm looking after my elderly dad who has Vascular Gait Apraxia. He can't walk & has swallowing This has been very useful. Thank you
I have learn a lot in this video, good presentation thank you very much
professional and excellent presentation. All points covered for the topic. Thank you.
Very good presentation and understandable. I am a nurse aid. Thank you.
Best video I ever watched thank you
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As a nursing assistant i have learn a lot from this video thanking so much
This video is WRONG, at 21-25 moving patients in bed WCB recommends using a slider sheet that should be on the bed.
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very informative video,. especially on body alignment to prevent pressure ulcers
i am currently studying CNA and this video helps me a lot to understand the Topics.
thank you! been having trouble with this at my new job. just need to get to know my patients more might help but very helpful video
It's very useful to nurses n patients n peoples also
I agree. , thanks for cheree you video with us. Ginette, germain!
What about patients who don't understand. Patients don't just cooperate they sometimes resist because they cannot understand. This patient is too cooperative. Would like to see a real life demonstration
You just have to explain to them what you are doing, and step by step. Telling them it’s for their safety
What about neuropathy patients?
@@dianeruderman6247 same thing. Always ask and talk through. It takes them a few minutes to respond sometimes. They just progressively get slower. My patient can hear VERY well. SO evem if they can't do something or speak, I give them a few minutes OR ask if they want my help
I agree… most of these semi helpful videos are demonstrated with cooperative patients or a dummy. We need to see patients that are too week to move and resists .
@@dianeruderman6247well i guess u need to look up a video on youtube specifically about what u want to know
I remember being temporarily immobile back in 2021 after my surgery... I was very weak at the moment
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Thank you for this video! I need to care for my mother and I'm clueless about these things.
Same here! Very helpful video!
Well done. Any chance you'll update these to modern video qualities?
Thank you for this video.
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Good video
A lot of patients don't get risk assessments for ages until a problem occurs like staff injury THEN the management does damage control. Another thing is, you can't predict. A patient is mobile one minute and in a day they change from what you know to a different state. The mind doesn't respond ad usual. Also part of risk assessment daily. It may be one day a month they have a bad day. But off duty doesn't allow for a daily knowledge. Then suddenly they have more off days in a month then deteriorate. Staff unfortunately gey hurt before the risk assessment is carried out because they assume the patient has not changed. The patient may lose balance or challenge while being assisted. Its not one size fits all. But I do appreciate every help, like this video. Adds to ways of avoiding incidents. 🤷♂️
Thank you very much for your explanations
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What has a funeral Plan got to do with Positioning and lifting patients??
Great visual; I have a check off on ROM tomorrow and this helped me greatly!
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I want to start my pca training program.. please guide me
Good video for nursing assistants.. 2006?!! That looks mid-1980s at the latest.
Presentation at its best😎
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Plz show me how to lift patient and roll them unto new sheet
Thank you for vdo, it is very clear and informative.
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Very informative .😊👍
Good morning/it, me Ginette, germain, yes I agree, that’s depending who’s the Resident.
great video thanks very much.
@6:29 wait what did they just say. There is a spot on a persons body that. What. Its just so weird and out of the blue.
well presented
Nice..Now try to do a video with a person who has dementia .🥺
Thank you so much this video has really helped me alot also the explanation is understandable
Very nice when your patient can help himself.
I am tired of seeing videos made with patient who can move😞
Not helpful at all. My patient has very limited mobility plus doesnt want to help.
Excellent presentation!
Old but a very knowledgeable video.
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When changing diapers using draw sheets to roll a client isn't possible. Lift at the hip and shoulder making sure to dry off any urine or sweat to reduce slippage. Getting on both sides of the bed may not be possible due to room configuration. Using
A draw sheet from the head of the bed may be the only option. Grasp the sheet at clients shoulder width on either side of head with your knees against the bed so you can brace while drawing.
very true on all counts
Great work!
....and putting a patient prone whom I’m sure has disc and joint degeneration (we all do - depending on medical history) is a big no-no.
Some patients don't understand what we are doing
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Good/morning. My name is Mrs. Ginette,Germain, I ‘m, trying to make a comment, if you’re. Have a patient is very confused, don’t want to listen at all what you kind do.