Ambulate with a Gait Belt CNA Skill

[@igwelucky-kr1is]

Nice video 🥰🥰🥳your video is so cool, honestly CNA is such a difficult test man , really don’t know what to do but I’m never losing hope.

[@freddalot2043]

At times it doesn’t matter how hard you study you also need to pray to God for success..

[@johnfred-hw2wk]

how does this work please ?

[@noramei-hua9577]

I’m from NY please how can I reach out to Mr anderson I’ve already failed a lot of times and lost money to reviews that never helped ..

[@AndersonWingate-kh9hn]

so awesome he is, I’m one of anderson’s beneficiary and his methods works for me.

[@brownJackson-dc8xw]

so awesome he is, I’m one of anderson’s beneficiary and his methods works for me.😊

[@plantfree]

A gait belt (used in healthcare to assist with patient mobility) and its buckle have specific components with technical names. Here’s a breakdown: Gait Belt 1. Belt Webbing: The main strap of the gait belt, typically made of cotton, nylon, or other durable fabric. 2. End Tabs: Reinforced sections at the ends of the webbing to prevent fraying and assist with threading through the buckle. Gait Belt Buckle 1. Frame: The main body of the buckle, often made of metal or high-strength plastic. 2. Prong (or Tongue): A movable pin that secures the belt when threaded through the frame. 3. Bail (or Crossbar): The bar across the center of the frame that helps the webbing loop and stay secure. 4. Teeth (if applicable): Some buckles have serrated edges or teeth to grip the webbing firmly. 5. Release Mechanism: For quick-release buckles, this is a lever, button, or clip allowing easy removal. The specific terms can vary based on buckle style.

[@thatgurl101]

My test is the 30th!!