Thanks a lot for the wonderful lecture. My total Braden's score is 17. Hence, pt has low risk of developing pressure ulcer. S/S: persistent erythema, blisters, localised oedema, localized heat, localized induration, localised purpulish area, non blanching hyperaemia, discoloration. Vulnerable pressure areas are: ear, shoulder, elbow, heel, temporal part of the head, sacrum, ischial tuberosity.
My dear am just here to thank you,I followed your videos and they really helped me especially on confidence,and I got to understand the concepts so well that when I went for my osce I could quickly realise when I make a mistake and could correct myself.Thank you darling I took my exam and passed.Bless you😇
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Hi dear .. I am your subscriber and following all most all of your OSCE videos.. With gods grace and your way of teaching helped me to pass the OSCE in first attempt.. Thank you so much🎉🎉May God bless you with all prosperity in your life🎉 I particularly choose this braden scale video to comment since I got it in my exam .. I used the pneumonic which you taught… It’s easy to memorise and dusted OSCE … Thanks once again🙏🙏🙏
Hai Violet.. The video is very helpful. All are telling to follow the scale according to scenario. But no one is demonstrated how it is. When I tried to do by my self before watching your video I made a mistake with sensory perception . you clearly explained how it works. Thanks a lot dear.. Waiting for the exam. Hope we all can pass🥰
Thank you so much Nurse Violet, your videos are really enlightening. Please, are these strictly the questions asked under pressure ulcer, or any other question could be asked?
Braden Scale risk assessment score is 17, 2. Back of the head or occiput temporal part of the head shoulder ear elbow heel sacrum femoral trochanters ischial tuberosity 3. Discolouration blister localised heat localised induration bluish/purplish localised area localised oedema Persistent erythema Non blanching hyperemia
your channel is so educative, pray mine captivate others too. my answers are below The Braden score is 17 which means patient is at low risk of developing pressure ulcer pressure areas; heels, elbow, shoulder blade, back of head, foot, tailbone, ear s/s: discolouration, swollen, warmness, pain, blister, localised oedema, erythema,
@@FreeBEEs94 I did my CBT before 2nd August, 2021. So I was assessed with the old system; 6 stations instead of 10. But I donned 1st level PPE( gloves and apron) during my assessment, implementation and skills. I had In-Hospital Resuscitation as one of my skills and that I did not wear PPE cuz it’s an emergency.
Hello Nurse Violet, Total Braden score is 17 indicating a mild risk of developing Pressure Ulcers. 8 Areas prone to Pressure ulcers are: Back of head Temporal region of the head Ears Shoulders Elbows Spine Sacrum Ischial tuberosity 8 signs of a Pressure ulcer developing are: Localised heat Localised indurations Localised oedema Localised coolness of the area indicates dead skin Persistent erythema Purplish/bluish discolouration of the area Non-blanching of the skin with hyperemia Blisters
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IA Espino..My exam is the following week after you finish yours please guide me as per the new skills & your experience after you've had Your exam..I'll be very grateful
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Hi ,Is it okay if we right 10 score instead of 12 ??.As both of them are coming under high risk.Or is the score should be the same exactly what examiner expect?
Mrs JA score 17. She did not of high risk of developing pressure ulcer. 7 pressure area 1. Back of the head 2. Buttock 3. Elbow 4. Ear 5. Spine 6. Shoulder 7. Sacrum 8. Toes I use BEST 8 sign 1. Blister 2. Discoloration 3. Localized heat 4. Localized Oedema 5. Localized induration or abnormal harden 6. Purplish or bluish localize area 7. Non blanchable hypereamia 8. Persistent erythema
Hi Violet, here is my assignment total score is 17, the 7 pressure areas are: ear, shoulder, scapular, sacrum, elbow, heel, occiput or back of the head the 8 signs and symptoms of pressure sore are: localized edema, localized induration, discoloration, blisters, erythma, localised coolness, localized heat, purpulish localised area. thanks so much i have learnt this topic. God bless you
I just watched your video and you made it quite simple, thanks for all you do.. Here’s my answer to the assignment.. Section 1 Friction : 2 Mobility: 2 Moisture: 3 Activity: 3 Sensory perception: 4 Nutrition: 3 Total : 17 which is a moderate risk
@@oluwoletemitope6530 Hi. I have a question. You mentioned you failed the braden. Did they give you a copy of your exam to be reviewed once you sit for 2nd take or they will not give it to you? Hope you would read it soon. I might encounter braden on my exam soon.
@@angelm8780 They only tell you what part of the braden that was failed out of the components. I attached a copy of my feedback when I failed it. Pressure Ulcer area assessment: The candidate failed to complete the Braden tool accurately and to correctly calculate the risk score, based on the patient scenario and pressure damage identified. The candidate failed to complete the Braden tool correctly. The candidate was asked to document and calculate the patient's Braden score using the information provided. The candidate failed to document the mobility accurately. This resulted in the total Braden score being incorrect. It is important that the candidate uses the information provided to complete the tool accurately. Failure to document the correct score may result in the patient receiving inappropriate ongoing care and intervention which may lead to patient harm. In preparation for the resit the marking criteria and reading materials for this station are available on the Centre's Moodle site.
Hi have done the assignment and the score is 17 low risk. Signs are: localise area, localise coolness, localise oedema, localise heat, non blanching, persistent erythema, blisters and discolouration. P ulcer Areas; spine, sacrum, heel, elbow, shoulder, back of head, femoral trochanters, toe, ear, ischia tuberosities. Please can you help me with more scenarios to practice with. Thanks
the pt total score is 17 which means she has a low risk of developing pressure ulcer The pressure areas are; toes, heels, ischia tuberosity, shoulder, elbow ,occiput, and spine signs of pressure sore persistent erythema, blister, localized heat, localized oedema, localized indurations purplish localized area, non branching hyperaemia
My answer to the assignment Total score of 17 Area liable to pressure sore Heel Back of head (occiput) Temporal bone Spine Buttocks Toe Hip Shoulder Signs of pressure sore Localised heat Localised oedema Purplish or bluish localised Non blanching hyperemia Blisters Discolouration Induration Coolness if tissue death occur
I failed this station I wrote my exam on july6 .my score was 11 and the answer was 12.but I wrote the signs and risk area all correct.i was surprised how did I failed this skill😭
Score=17. Occiput Temporal region of the head Back of ears Shoulder Spine Hip Buttocks Knee Heel Toes. S/S Flushing if the skin Localized heat Oedema(localized) Persistent erythmia Blisters Induration (localized) Non blanching hyperemia Localized coolness if cell death has occurred Purplish discoloration
Thanks a lot for the wonderful lecture. My total Braden's score is 17. Hence, pt has low risk of developing pressure ulcer. S/S: persistent erythema, blisters, localised oedema, localized heat, localized induration, localised purpulish area, non blanching hyperaemia, discoloration. Vulnerable pressure areas are: ear, shoulder, elbow, heel, temporal part of the head, sacrum, ischial tuberosity.
He'll o I called you God sent Any one close to God knows teaching is your calling. Pls I want to start attending your face to face study. Let me know how to go about it God bless you and your entire generation.
Hello ..thanks your vid are very helpful...can you makes a power point presentation on the Braden awesomely....this would help us to better understand. Thanks you for all the help
Thanks a lot for the wonderful lecture. My total Braden's score is 17. Hence, pt has low risk of developing pressure ulcer.
S/S: persistent erythema, blisters, localised oedema, localized heat, localized induration, localised purpulish area, non blanching hyperaemia, discoloration.
Vulnerable pressure areas are: ear, shoulder, elbow, heel, temporal part of the head, sacrum, ischial tuberosity.
There is no boredom in your explanation Violet. Thank you for your support and sacrifice to osce prep nurses.
Bless u ,success to u dear
My dear am just here to thank you,I followed your videos and they really helped me especially on confidence,and I got to understand the concepts so well that when I went for my osce I could quickly realise when I make a mistake and could correct myself.Thank you darling I took my exam and passed.Bless you😇
So proud of you dear ❤
I said I’d come say a big “thank you” to you, you made the journey easier. Took my exams last month (25th) results came the next day. Finally my pin came out last week 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️
Bless u,so proud of u dear,band 6 loading
Amen ma💃🏽
Hi dear .. I am your subscriber and following all most all of your OSCE videos.. With gods grace and your way of teaching helped me to pass the OSCE in first attempt.. Thank you so much🎉🎉May God bless you with all prosperity in your life🎉 I particularly choose this braden scale video to comment since I got it in my exam .. I used the pneumonic which you taught… It’s easy to memorise and dusted OSCE … Thanks once again🙏🙏🙏
So proud of
Thank you..I cleared OSCE....u are such a good teacher
So proud of u dear,bless you
thanks and God bless you for the very explicit lecture
Bless u
❤❤️... Thanks so much well explained..
Violet, I love your spirit and dedication here. Stay blessed
Thank you for all your helpful videos for the he osce God bless you it's helping me alot.
such a positive enrgy you are spreading violet.....keep up ur vibes high
Bless u
Thank you so much for this video I manage to follow all the thing you teach God Bless you
Hai Violet.. The video is very helpful. All are telling to follow the scale according to scenario. But no one is demonstrated how it is. When I tried to do by my self before watching your video I made a mistake with sensory perception . you clearly explained how it works. Thanks a lot dear.. Waiting for the exam. Hope we all can pass🥰
U definitely will dear
Thank you Violet it is what I needed to pass my osce 🙏
You definitely will pass
Welldone dear sister.
Thank you ma for this ooo ♥️♥️♥️💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻 God bless you ma
Amen and Amen, bless u too
Thank you so much Nurse Violet, your videos are really enlightening.
Please, are these strictly the questions asked under pressure ulcer, or any other question could be asked?
Thank you so much.. I will come to testify next month, by God's grace. Amen
Definitely dear,bless you
Amen 🙌
Please I am writing next month can you help.
Braden Scale risk assessment score is 17,
2.
Back of the head or occiput
temporal part of the head
shoulder
ear
elbow
heel
sacrum
femoral trochanters
ischial tuberosity
3.
Discolouration
blister
localised heat
localised induration
bluish/purplish localised area
localised oedema
Persistent erythema
Non blanching hyperemia
I need a nursing care plan that is well simplified to thee point direct direct
Total score is 17. Thank you very much for your videos
Very correct , well done you
your channel is so educative, pray mine captivate others too. my answers are below
The Braden score is 17 which means patient is at low risk of developing pressure ulcer
pressure areas; heels, elbow, shoulder blade, back of head, foot, tailbone, ear
s/s: discolouration, swollen, warmness, pain, blister, localised oedema, erythema,
Welldone u
Perfect
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You have passed already dear,can't wait to congratulate you
I have been watching your videos. I took my OSCE few days ago and I passed. God bless you for what you are doing🙏🏾
So proud of you dear,bless you
How is new OSCE? Could you please describe more about it
@@FreeBEEs94 I did my CBT before 2nd August, 2021. So I was assessed with the old system; 6 stations instead of 10. But I donned 1st level PPE( gloves and apron) during my assessment, implementation and skills. I had In-Hospital Resuscitation as one of my skills and that I did not wear PPE cuz it’s an emergency.
@@FreeBEEs94bless u, have u booked your osce exams
Excellent explanation. Thank you!
Bless u
Hello Nurse Violet, Total Braden score is 17 indicating a mild risk of developing Pressure Ulcers.
8 Areas prone to Pressure ulcers are:
Back of head
Temporal region of the head
Ears
Shoulders
Elbows
Spine
Sacrum
Ischial tuberosity
8 signs of a Pressure ulcer developing are:
Localised heat
Localised indurations
Localised oedema
Localised coolness of the area indicates dead skin
Persistent erythema
Purplish/bluish discolouration of the area
Non-blanching of the skin with hyperemia
Blisters
Hai, my answer
17.
Sensory perception :4
Moisture:3
Activity:3
Mobility :2
Nutrition:3
Friction and shear:2
Most vulnerable areas:
Ears
Temporal region of the skull
Back of the skull
Shoulders
Elbows
Spine
Sacrum
Buttocks
Hips
Toes
Heels.
Signs and symptoms:
Persistent erythemia
Non blanching hyperemea
Blisters
Discoloration
Localised heat
Localised coolness
Localised eodena
Localised induration
Purplish /bluish localised area.
Good
Pls will dey give us this chats in d real exams.
Yes
Thanks very much
Thank you so much
You are doing a great job
Simply I love dz super women
Nurse pls am taking legacy osce , is this part of my stations or skill ?
Thanks
Yes
Hi violet!! I am a fan! So nice to see you uploading a very recent skill! I will be taking my osce on 21st of July. Please include me in your prayers!! I am subscribed
Success dear,can't wait to congratulate you
IA Espino..My exam is the following week after you finish yours please guide me as per the new skills & your experience after you've had Your exam..I'll be very grateful
Do tell us how it went later on. Tnxs
I passed guys!! All praises to God!!!!
I got this skill guys!! oemgeee!!
Please if no moisture is mentioned in the question what do 1 do about the scoring of moisture like ( case study Brenda )
Yay!💃💃💃
Bless u and success to u
He'll o I called you God sent
Any one close to God knows teaching is your calling.
Pls I want to start attending your face to face study.
Let me know how to go about it
God bless you and your entire generation.
Hi Ms Violet! Could you please share the link as to where we can download the form used in this video? Great content by the way 😊 God Bless you!
Could you please share the link where we can download the form.many thanks
Violet do you know any groups, which do CBT preparations WhatsApp or anything
Hi ,Is it okay if we right 10 score instead of 12 ??.As both of them are coming under high risk.Or is the score should be the same exactly what examiner expect?
Not difficult at all, thank you
PLEASE check the video again. You turned the checklist upside down
Mrs JA score 17. She did not of high risk of developing pressure ulcer.
7 pressure area
1. Back of the head
2. Buttock
3. Elbow
4. Ear
5. Spine
6. Shoulder
7. Sacrum
8. Toes
I use BEST
8 sign
1. Blister
2. Discoloration
3. Localized heat
4. Localized Oedema
5. Localized induration or abnormal harden
6. Purplish or bluish localize area
7. Non blanchable hypereamia
8. Persistent erythema
Very correct
Hi Violet, here is my assignment
total score is 17,
the 7 pressure areas are: ear, shoulder, scapular, sacrum, elbow, heel, occiput or back of the head
the 8 signs and symptoms of pressure sore are: localized edema, localized induration, discoloration, blisters, erythma, localised coolness, localized heat, purpulish localised area.
thanks so much i have learnt this topic. God bless you
U are a star
@@ogboiviolet83 thanks so much
Just we need to write the score only or need to mention low,moderate or high risk
Ms Violeta, during OSCE, are we suppose to memorize the Braden Scale Chart or they will provide a copy as our reference? Thank you
You will be given a copy deae
Ms @@ogboiviolet83 Does it apply to NEWS2 as well?
@@lyrinebuted5551 yes
Nurse V , thanks for your explanation.please would you be given the chart on the exams day.
Yes please
I just watched your video and you made it quite simple, thanks for all you do..
Here’s my answer to the assignment..
Section 1
Friction : 2
Mobility: 2
Moisture: 3
Activity: 3
Sensory perception: 4
Nutrition: 3
Total : 17 which is a moderate risk
Such a brilliant 👏 nurse,welldone u
@@ogboiviolet83 Thank you sis😊
15-16= Mild Risk therefore Scoring 17 on the Braden Scale is Low Risk👌
Failed pressure area assessment at first osce attempt. That's why I'm here. Thanks violet, hope to pass it again
Watch the video,feel free to ask any questions, u can also message me on Facebook, success in arrears
Hi can I Know of you got same question during resit
@@sandraezeri6808 yes, I did. I don't know if my reply is to late
@@oluwoletemitope6530 Hi. I have a question. You mentioned you failed the braden. Did they give you a copy of your exam to be reviewed once you sit for 2nd take or they will not give it to you? Hope you would read it soon. I might encounter braden on my exam soon.
@@angelm8780
They only tell you what part of the braden that was failed out of the components. I attached a copy of my feedback when I failed it.
Pressure Ulcer area assessment: The candidate failed to complete the Braden tool accurately and to correctly calculate the risk score, based on the patient scenario and pressure damage identified. The candidate failed to complete the Braden tool correctly. The candidate was asked to document and calculate the patient's Braden score using the information provided. The candidate failed to document the mobility accurately. This resulted in the total Braden score being incorrect. It is important that the candidate uses the information provided to complete the tool accurately. Failure to document the correct score may result in the patient receiving inappropriate ongoing care and intervention which may lead to patient harm. In preparation for the resit the marking criteria and reading materials for this station are available on the Centre's Moodle site.
Thank you for making it simple but is it true that in exam they provide a braiden chart empty with out any word and iam supposed to fill it?
No,check out my recent video on braden chart.th-cam.com/video/lRq2VCll4Ss/w-d-xo.html
Total Braden Score 17. Wish me luck !!
All the best dear
Can't wait to congratulate you
Thank you dear!!
Hi Violet is this for 6 station or 10 station
For both
PLEASE VIOLET I AM CONFUSED WITH THE SCENERIOS FOR BRADEN SCORES I HAVE, PLEASE CAN I SEND MY OUTPUT FOR YOU TO LOOK AT PLEASEE? THANKS
hi on resit will they give same scenario or different
It varies, practice braden scale very well,u might get a different scenario, if u need help ,email me
Did you have the same scenario ??
Pls in d real exam will u be given this
Hi. Where can I get materials to study for osce? Planning to write soonest and I want to start studying early as
Bless u there,go online and get the marking criteria
@@ogboiviolet83 thank u much
17...low risk
Good day ma’am thank you for the procedure can you kindly do bladder irrigation and female catherization please
Ok dear.
Is 16 is the braden score?
Weldone dear,do you mind given it a trial again,it looks like 17.
I am looking for the video on NG tube insertion
You will get it today
Hi have done the assignment and the score is 17 low risk.
Signs are: localise area, localise coolness, localise oedema, localise heat, non blanching, persistent erythema, blisters and discolouration.
P ulcer Areas; spine, sacrum, heel, elbow, shoulder, back of head, femoral trochanters, toe, ear, ischia tuberosities.
Please can you help me with more scenarios to practice with. Thanks
Welldone you.very correct
Please can I get more scenarios from you? Thanks
the pt total score is 17 which means she has a low risk of developing pressure ulcer
The pressure areas are; toes, heels, ischia tuberosity, shoulder, elbow ,occiput, and spine
signs of pressure sore
persistent erythema, blister, localized heat, localized oedema, localized indurations purplish localized area, non branching hyperaemia
Welldone u
My total score is 17
My answer to the assignment
Total score of 17
Area liable to pressure sore
Heel
Back of head (occiput)
Temporal bone
Spine
Buttocks
Toe
Hip
Shoulder
Signs of pressure sore
Localised heat
Localised oedema
Purplish or bluish localised
Non blanching hyperemia
Blisters
Discolouration
Induration
Coolness if tissue death occur
Perfect, weldone you
Braden score is17 which is minimal
Is braden score 17?
Welldone ,very correct
I failed this station I wrote my exam on july6 .my score was 11 and the answer was 12.but I wrote the signs and risk area all correct.i was surprised how did I failed this skill😭
U will be successful
@@ogboiviolet83 thank you so for encouraging words .but just want to know 11 and 12 is under same risk and what is the difference why they failed me
@@balanisha2512 they failed u because u got 11 instead of 12
@@ogboiviolet83 thank you sis.hope to pass .I thank you because I followed all ur teaching in my exam.I was surprised how I missed this skill
@@balanisha2512 u will be successful dear
Score=17.
Occiput
Temporal region of the head
Back of ears
Shoulder
Spine
Hip
Buttocks
Knee
Heel
Toes.
S/S
Flushing if the skin
Localized heat
Oedema(localized)
Persistent erythmia
Blisters
Induration (localized)
Non blanching hyperemia
Localized coolness if cell death has occurred
Purplish discoloration
Thank you Violent. Pls can I have your email address? I need your assistance urgently. God bless you for all you do.
Ogboiviolet83@gmail.com
Assignment
Braden score 17(patient has low risk for pressure ulcers)
Vulnerable areas: Back of the head, elbow, shoulders, toes, hips, buttocks, heels, ears
Signs and symptoms of pressure ulcers; pain, bruises, discoloration, persistent erythema, non-blanching redness, localized induration, localized heat, localized oedema
Hello Nurse Violet, thanks for all your OSCE video it is really help me, please can I have your contact I which to join your paid class
Hiiii
Bless u
Thanks a lot for the wonderful lecture. My total Braden's score is 17. Hence, pt has low risk of developing pressure ulcer.
S/S: persistent erythema, blisters, localised oedema, localized heat, localized induration, localised purpulish area, non blanching hyperaemia, discoloration.
Vulnerable pressure areas are: ear, shoulder, elbow, heel, temporal part of the head, sacrum, ischial tuberosity.
He'll o I called you God sent
Any one close to God knows teaching is your calling.
Pls I want to start attending your face to face study.
Let me know how to go about it
God bless you and your entire generation.
Hello ..thanks your vid are very helpful...can you makes a power point presentation on the Braden awesomely....this would help us to better understand.
Thanks you for all the help