your welcome, I'm happy I could read this. due to the fact I'm new to CNA. I just started learning about blood pressure that's how I got to watch your video, to get a better understanding. so I am here thanking you to for your video. @@theluckienurse
I have finally understood how to take a blood pressure. You gave us a chance to learn how to do the readings as well. You explained it so well.. All thanks to you🎉
Your patient shows a reading of a young healthy adult . Not many in today's World are able to maintain their BP without taking a pill in the morning.🙏🏼🙏🏼
This was perfect! I had my first skills lab this week and we briefly went over manual BP. You provided so much more information. I hope to see more skills videos!
Thank you Dr-boligo, you're a great doctor that everyone admire. You're a trust worthy doctor and your medicine did magic on me, henceforth, you're my personal doctor
Taking the blood pressure manually requires listening to the patient’s heartbeat. So you need to first find the patients pulse before getting your reading
Love the detailed explanations, I'm in nursing school and I was told not to attempt taking the pressure on the same arm unless you wait for five minutes before you try again. What do you think about that?
I think that is a general rule of thumb. If I get an abnormal reading, I will deflate the cuff, keep it on the patient and try again a few minutes later after they’re calm.
I got this cuff off of Amazon, and it is TERRIBLE! lol Amazon does have good manual cuffs though. I would look at the reviews and see what has the best reviews!
This is the very first video that I have seen that explained manual checking of blood pressure to my understanding. God bless you abundantly for this video. I really appreciate. Thank you
Thanks for watching and subscribing! I found out after making the video that manual blood pressures should always come out in even numbers, but automatic cuffs can come out in odd numbers because it’s more accurate/precise. So even though this is a video on taking manual, the software that I used on the computer was automatic. But either way, the actual technique of the video is the most important thing. Good job and good luck! 😊
Thank you for watching, and I apologize for any confusion! Typically when you’re taking a blood pressure manually, the systolic and diastolic blood pressure numbers will be even. An automatic cuff is more precise, and can produce odd numbers. Even though I was using the manual cuff in my demonstration, when practicing the BP reading later in the video, the software that I used was with an electronic blood pressure cuff. If you are one or two off from the number in the video, that is okay! The most important thing about the video, is the technique!
Hey, it is! When I made the video I didn’t know that manual BP readings are only in intervals of 2, while automatic cuffs can be more precise and give you an odd number. So although my demonstration is for a manual reading, the software that I used gave me an odd number. But if your reading is only a number or two off from what is in the video, that is okay! The main purpose of the video really is the technique of taking a BP manually 😊
I’m happy for this video but I wish there were harder videos that tell us how to distinguish bp sounds from the false ones such as movement etc. every time I take bp I hear other noises and don’t understand how to distinguish the difference.
Hey! Thank you for watching! To be honestly, I’m not sure if that’s something that can be taught in a video. It may be something that you just recognize over time. The more that you do something in nursing, the more that you come to just know what is normal vs. what is abnormal. When auscultating the lungs, cardiac, and abdominal areas, I would also have difficulty if my patient was moving because the stethoscope picked up movement. The more that I did it, the more I was able to pick out the sounds of the body vs background noise.
Thank you for watching! So I found this out after people commented after I posted the video - with a manual blood pressure cuff, you should only get even numbers. With an automatic machine, you can get odd numbers because it’s more accurate / precise. The main thing is to make sure that you have the technique of how to take a manual blood pressure cuff down. I think 122/82 is good/accurate!
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great video! however i got a reading of 122/82... remember the small sticks on the sphygmomanometer is counted by 2..
Omg I can’t believe I did this! I must I’ve been nervous when filming lol
Thank you for catching this and pointing this out!!!!
your welcome, I'm happy I could read this. due to the fact I'm new to CNA. I just started learning about blood pressure that's how I got to watch your video, to get a better understanding. so I am here thanking you to for your video. @@theluckienurse
Same I rewatched over and over
The B/P was 122/82
I got the same still in the learning process 🥰🤗
I got 122/80 the first time and the second one 120/80 🎉❤
I have finally understood how to take a blood pressure. You gave us a chance to learn how to do the readings as well. You explained it so well.. All thanks to you🎉
Thank you for watching and good luck 😊
I got a reading of 121 and 81
This is my first time watching your video, it feels like I learned more than what my lab instructor teaches us.
Aww I’m glad! Thank you for watching!
Great video, very much detail, I got 122 and 82 but u know better, thank you very much for this clear explanation
You're correct. The smaller marks go up in 2's
Your patient shows a reading of a young healthy adult . Not many in today's World are able to maintain their BP without taking a pill in the morning.🙏🏼🙏🏼
Can you do a video of how to pulsate the artery to get an average reading
Omg, this is literally very helpful video! I have my CNA exam next week and I hope I’ll pass. Thanks
Good luck!!!
Love your demonstration.Very easy and simple to understand
Thank you very much for this teaching.
So far, this is the best I have seen
Thanks I managed to get the exact readings for the first time ❤
Great help for me to understand how it's done
Thank you for this this now gives me a better understanding
Thank you so much for sharing. That video is the most helpful.
Very good demonstration. As a previous nurse , i always feel manual blood pressures are way more accurate
Amazing !! Now i got it !! Thank you so much
The clearest explanation I've seen with brilliant hints and tips. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This was perfect! I had my first skills lab this week and we briefly went over manual BP. You provided so much more information. I hope to see more skills videos!
Thank you for watching! I’m glad that the video was helpful!
Great video. I got a reading of 122 /82
My first time of watching your video.Am grateful
Great explanation, i have learnt alot. Thanks
This video is perfect for learning BP. You did an awesome job presenting your skills. Thank you!
Thank you and thank you for watching!!
Thank you so so so much.
This was really really helpful
Great video and very detailed.
Absolutely perfect demonstration video. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much!!!! I had so much trouble before but I got it now!! I'm in school for phlebotomy
Me to that’s why I’m hear lol
Thank you very much
You are the best instructor ever
Thank you!
Great lecture
Thank you! I tried to watch so many videos, but I couldn't understand most of them. your video's awesome it's loud and clear. thank you again.
Thank you for watching!
Great video, verry informative
Thanks soomach, it requires a lot of practice
Thank you very much! This video is great.. I'm going to do my procedure today
Good luck!
Well done!
Very good explanation!
Thank you for watching!
This is so helpful thank you 😊
Thank you for watching!
This is a great tutorial
Thank you!
Thank you 😊💕 it was awesome 👏👏
Well understood
Thank you Dr-boligo, you're a great doctor that everyone admire. You're a trust worthy doctor and your medicine did magic on me, henceforth, you're my personal doctor
That's wonderful thanks
Thank you for watching!
You have a unique way of teaching
Please keep it up
Thank you for watching!
Great video, thank you ❤
Thanks for watching!
This is so cool ❤
This video is amazing. Thanks a lot , best tutor😊
Glad it was helpful!
Good explanation
Absolutely beautiful video. With a manual BP is an odd number not even. I read 121/79. Great video. Tina.RN.BSN
Aww thank you so much!
Thanks so much your teachers so excellent love you ms
You are so welcome!
My dear nurse you are best now I do it 😊
This is helpful… Thanks.
Thank you for watching!
Great help for me to understand how it's done....explanation simple to understand 💜
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this it was helpful
Thank you for watching!
Your video is really helpful ❤
Glad it’s helpful!
Thank you ma'am .. hoping to become a great nurse like you someday..🥰🥰
Awww thank you ♥️
What's the name of the app she's using please?
thanks for this video
Thank you for watching!!!
Great
Thanks so much sis your video was helpful keep it up
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much this is very helpful❤, can you do a video on how to take vital signs
Thank you for watching! And absolutely!
I can't thank you enough for the stress you have relieved me of. This has been my greatest worry n I still pray that am not assigned for this skill.
Aww thank you for watching! It is a difficult thing to master, but the more you practice the easier it becomes!!!
Great video! Nice rock on that ring too!!!
Hahaha thank you 😊
Thank you sweetheart 💕
Welcome 😊
Very good demanstration
Thank you and thanks for watching!
How does palpating the brachial artery before figure out their systolic?
Taking the blood pressure manually requires listening to the patient’s heartbeat. So you need to first find the patients pulse before getting your reading
Love the video❤
Thank you and thank you for watching!
Love the detailed explanations, I'm in nursing school and I was told not to attempt taking the pressure on the same arm unless you wait for five minutes before you try again. What do you think about that?
I think that is a general rule of thumb. If I get an abnormal reading, I will deflate the cuff, keep it on the patient and try again a few minutes later after they’re calm.
Thanks for sharing dear
Thank you for watching!
Thank you very much for the video I learnt a lot, but please do a video for pulse rate and respiration rate checking please
Great suggestion! I will!
@@theluckienurse alright thanks ma
i got 120/80 this video was so helpful wish i had a virtual patient to practice
Thank you for watching! And yeah, I looked up another software that may be accessible online and I haven’t found anything!
What brand of cuff is that?
I got this cuff off of Amazon, and it is TERRIBLE! lol Amazon does have good manual cuffs though. I would look at the reviews and see what has the best reviews!
Nice video ❤
Thank you for watching!
I was taught to read the smaller marks as by 2s so I got 122/82
This is the very first video that I have seen that explained manual checking of blood pressure to my understanding.
God bless you abundantly for this video.
I really appreciate.
Thank you
Aww, thank you for watching!
@@theluckienurse I have a question for you
I got the reading as 122/82
120/74 BP.
I need help bad I start externship Monday and I am struggling reading the numbers
Hey! Do you know if your externship will have an electronic/automatic BP cuff?
❤Thank you
Thank you for watching!
thank you but what is the recommended blood pressure to be?
Hey! So under 120/80 is recommended. Now 120/80 is actually considered to be “pre-hypertensive”
good video
Thank you!
Great video
Very Pratical
Thank you for watching!
How do you know when to stop pumping?
Hey so typically you go about 20mmHg above the patients normal systolic BP if you know their baseline!
Thanks you so much
Add me more examples
Thank you for watching!
I like have my blood pressure taken
Very helpful ,you have got a new subscriber❤
However i got a reading of 121/81 mm hg haha
122/82 btw i had to rewatch haha
Thanks for watching and subscribing! I found out after making the video that manual blood pressures should always come out in even numbers, but automatic cuffs can come out in odd numbers because it’s more accurate/precise. So even though this is a video on taking manual, the software that I used on the computer was automatic.
But either way, the actual technique of the video is the most important thing. Good job and good luck! 😊
"So" this was "actually" helpful 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Im goin for my cna im almost done
Congratulations and good luck with the rest of your program!! Good luck! 😊
It is better report near 5 that is 120/80.
Nice one ma
that is very intersting the cup clearing have an increment of 2 mmHg and yet you somehow got reading of 121/79 lol.
Thank you for watching, and I apologize for any confusion! Typically when you’re taking a blood pressure manually, the systolic and diastolic blood pressure numbers will be even. An automatic cuff is more precise, and can produce odd numbers. Even though I was using the manual cuff in my demonstration, when practicing the BP reading later in the video, the software that I used was with an electronic blood pressure cuff.
If you are one or two off from the number in the video, that is okay! The most important thing about the video, is the technique!
😂😂😂 honey ty soooo much!!!!❤❤❤
Haha thank you! Hope it helped!
I got a reading of 122/80
Me too
Thought they said the manual is calibrated in 2s..so no odd number readings
Hey, it is! When I made the video I didn’t know that manual BP readings are only in intervals of 2, while automatic cuffs can be more precise and give you an odd number. So although my demonstration is for a manual reading, the software that I used gave me an odd number.
But if your reading is only a number or two off from what is in the video, that is okay! The main purpose of the video really is the technique of taking a BP manually 😊
I’m happy for this video but I wish there were harder videos that tell us how to distinguish bp sounds from the false ones such as movement etc. every time I take bp I hear other noises and don’t understand how to distinguish the difference.
Hey! Thank you for watching!
To be honestly, I’m not sure if that’s something that can be taught in a video. It may be something that you just recognize over time. The more that you do something in nursing, the more that you come to just know what is normal vs. what is abnormal. When auscultating the lungs, cardiac, and abdominal areas, I would also have difficulty if my patient was moving because the stethoscope picked up movement. The more that I did it, the more I was able to pick out the sounds of the body vs background noise.
122/82
I want to know how to. Read heart rate and o2sat.. Of a new born bb
Hey! That’s more specialized than for an adult. Especially if you’re not using machines.
I’d refer to your professor or text books about that!
🎉🎉🎉
122 and 82
Its 124/82
126/60
I got 122/82. We were told not to include odd numbers. We should count in twos
Thank you for watching! So I found this out after people commented after I posted the video - with a manual blood pressure cuff, you should only get even numbers. With an automatic machine, you can get odd numbers because it’s more accurate / precise.
The main thing is to make sure that you have the technique of how to take a manual blood pressure cuff down. I think 122/82 is good/accurate!