I hope you guys starts by assessing the wound after removing the old dressings, and cleaning the wound first before starts changing the dressing to help us student do it properly step by step. this video is everywhere.
Any advice fellows, so my girlfriend just got surgery with a wound that looked similar to this. The Doctor and staff dressed the wound and sent us home telling me that I would have to dress the wound daily without offering any materials, demonstration, or advice. Me not knowing or even dealing with anything of this caliber is shook. Not only do I feel inadequately trained to change this dressing I also risk not using the proper technique in order to make sure it heals properly without getting infected. Can this be an example of medical negligence? When we made a follow up call, all they said was that this is "simple" but to me who know nothing of this, it's not "simple".
There are so many questions that need to be asked in order to answer this question. First have you asked for a demonstration? Have you asked for a visiting nurse to assist until you feel comfortable performing this task? What type of insurance coverage does your friend have? I am going to say this straight out. Implying medical negligence from the get go will only get you push back from both nurses and doctors. Asking for help should not take on a threatening tone at anytime. Just state your concerns genuinely and you will find both doctors and nurses willing to go above and beyond your expectations.
As a nursing student, I am not sure if it is considered negligence, but we are constantly taught to educate the patient and family members on any procedures that are being done and to use the "teach-back" method to ensure that the patient and family understand what we explained. Contrary to the prior response, I believe it shouldn't be necessary to ask for that kind of help it should have already been done, but you should call and explain what happened as well as your concerns and ask for some assistance. Hopefully your girlfriend heals well!
This is, unfortunately, not unusual. I've even had visiting nurses put off their work on me. Of course, I ended up entering the field myself, so it is all experience well earned now. But, it is wrong to do this to an inexperienced person!
Saline bottle is sterile since it was inside the kit which is your sterile field. Those forceps though are definitely not sterile because it was on the table.
When you have a deep wound- packing or putting the wet cloth inside the wound can help it heal. The packing material absorbs any drainage from the wound which helps the tissues heal from the inside out. If u don’t packit, the wound might close at the top without healing at the deeper areas of the wound (& could trap fluid, bacteria & lead to infection, etc)
Doctors will use secondary or tertiary closure for wounds to make sure they heal without forming abscesses. Sometimes doctors will suture the wound close once the wound has progressed and a suture is necessary.
i was taught everything in a premade sterile package is sterile so you can touch the bottle, but if the kit doesnt come with one and you have to grab it from supplies when you go in that would not be sterile.
@@danceprance4848 you are so correct. I didn’t think the kit would have the saline. Our materials were all separate. The kit is such a good idea! All sterile and ready to go. Thanks for pointing that out.
Doctor touching infected dressing material while use of tap Chance for Micro organisms transfer from infectious material to sterile new dressing ….. Prevent cross infection Just for patient and knowledge
US nursing students are very lucky to have all these kinds of advanced equipment and training materials/supplies needed to become a good RN.
I hope you guys starts by assessing the wound after removing the old dressings, and cleaning the wound first before starts changing the dressing to help us student do it properly step by step. this video is everywhere.
When the video comes in she says that about a previous video
that face he made when he put on the first glove! hahaha
that would be my expression on my checkout because the gloves they gave us is cheap and small lol
Yeah what’s that about ?? Hahaha
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Lol he act like he was afraid to put the gloves on 😂😂😂😂
He kept touching the outside of the cuff
This is absolutely horrifying and it isn’t even a real person. Thank you healthcare professionals. I couldn’t imagine doing what you guys do.
Any advice fellows, so my girlfriend just got surgery with a wound that looked similar to this. The Doctor and staff dressed the wound and sent us home telling me that I would have to dress the wound daily without offering any materials, demonstration, or advice. Me not knowing or even dealing with anything of this caliber is shook. Not only do I feel inadequately trained to change this dressing I also risk not using the proper technique in order to make sure it heals properly without getting infected. Can this be an example of medical negligence? When we made a follow up call, all they said was that this is "simple" but to me who know nothing of this, it's not "simple".
There are so many questions that need to be asked in order to answer this question.
First have you asked for a demonstration? Have you asked for a visiting nurse to assist until you feel comfortable performing this task? What type of insurance coverage does your friend have?
I am going to say this straight out. Implying medical negligence from the get go will only get you push back from both nurses and doctors. Asking for help should not take on a threatening tone at anytime. Just state your concerns genuinely and you will find both doctors and nurses willing to go above and beyond your expectations.
As a nursing student, I am not sure if it is considered negligence, but we are constantly taught to educate the patient and family members on any procedures that are being done and to use the "teach-back" method to ensure that the patient and family understand what we explained. Contrary to the prior response, I believe it shouldn't be necessary to ask for that kind of help it should have already been done, but you should call and explain what happened as well as your concerns and ask for some assistance. Hopefully your girlfriend heals well!
its new way they dont care about anybody but money
@@Bianca-wt7he u are right, they should have done that
This is, unfortunately, not unusual. I've even had visiting nurses put off their work on me. Of course, I ended up entering the field myself, so it is all experience well earned now. But, it is wrong to do this to an inexperienced person!
Saline bottle is sterile since it was inside the kit which is your sterile field. Those forceps though are definitely not sterile because it was on the table.
Thank. You. For. This. Video🙏
Can a primary nurse change the dressing or there is a special wound care nurse who can do this?
Both
Thx that it's important
Pre medicate with pain meds and document how many 4x4s you packed in there.
i dont get it, why no stitches for wound like this? how can he heal with wound this big and cloth inside his body?
I need some more explanation here too🤔
When you have a deep wound- packing or putting the wet cloth inside the wound can help it heal. The packing material absorbs any drainage from the wound which helps the tissues heal from the inside out. If u don’t packit, the wound might close at the top without healing at the deeper areas of the wound (& could trap fluid, bacteria & lead to infection, etc)
Doctors will use secondary or tertiary closure for wounds to make sure they heal without forming abscesses. Sometimes doctors will suture the wound close once the wound has progressed and a suture is necessary.
Is the outside of the bottle sterile?
No
Thank you for this video
He had sterile gloves on and THEN picked up the saline. Is the bottle sterile?
i was taught everything in a premade sterile package is sterile so you can touch the bottle, but if the kit doesnt come with one and you have to grab it from supplies when you go in that would not be sterile.
@@danceprance4848 you are so correct. I didn’t think the kit would have the saline. Our materials were all separate. The kit is such a good idea! All sterile and ready to go. Thanks for pointing that out.
@@sherryberry5811 hey no issue. If you have any questions you can reach out and maybe i can help. depends the topic
I saw the same, he contaminated his gloves.
@@damarisbb4526 if its in a sterile package its not unsterile if piccked up with a sterile glove
Doctor touching infected dressing material while use of tap
Chance for Micro organisms transfer from infectious material to sterile new dressing …..
Prevent cross infection
Just for patient and knowledge
Don't you make the dressing not sterile the moment you sign it with a marker that you have signed many dressings with?
You don’t need to be sterile once the dressing is covered.
The top of the dressing doesn't need to be sterile. The wound is covered and the outside of it is going to be touching everything anyway
It's really good advice all health person thank you I m also health professional
What's with the guys expression when putting on the gloves?
We dont touch the tape with used gloves
and to think i was about to pay for their monthly membership to help me with nursing school. All their skill videos are not acurate as safety goes.
Mediplex tape is better
Never write on the dressing that's on the pt!
This is my next sterile test skill. Looks easy but in real it’s not😊
Ahh the hospital standard "wet gauze"
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