CNA Essential Skills - Feeding the Client (

[@MrLawrence2011]

These videos are very helpful I took my state exam today and passed with flying colors.

[@ride105]

Thank you, Julie, for your feedback. This is our first attempt at doing anything like this (filming, editing, adding annotations, etc.) so your feedback means a lot to me. I'm hoping to do another series on other nursing skills soon.

[@juliev978]

I can't tell you how helpful your videos have been in prepping for my nurse aide exam! Thank you for making these. Very thorough and professional

[@Zizzyyzz]

Checking their arm band is safer than asking their name. I had a patient suffering from Dementia call himself by a totally different name than his own. Lol.

[@beFreee93]

This lady reminds me of my instructors during training, she so knowledgeable and strict in a good way!!!

[@lorettalecarde6898]

These videos are very helpful. I'm in SC, so they match my handbook perfectly. Thank you.

[@shirleybonsu6708]

I LIKE YOUR VIDEO, THEY ARE VERY HELPFUL, THANKS SO MUCH.

[@evacleanluton9676]

I watched all your videos and i pass my skills on monday feb 5th 2018..even though u forgot to put the clothing protector around her neck ..but great job THANKS

[@diamondbryant1896]

You have to protect clothing

[@clstsanz]

Thanks for this video today I did pass my state test all your videos are very helpful

[@TheIsabel101]

I love these videos I just wish they would do the opening and closing procedures to make memorizing easier

[@khristinepahl9343]

Thank you for this wonderful video gonna do my skills on January 18, this video are very helpful. You really speak clearly, slowly and directly. But According to my teacher we have to ask the resident if he/she wants to use the clothing protector. Because remember resident has the right to refuse. Never call it bib, We use the term clothing protector. And according to my observation if I'm the CNA I need to check the bed if there's a crumbs or there's a piece of food in the bed. Especially if they're not using clothing protector. But over all I love this video thank you so much!

[@unitedkamp270]

And you my dear, should make a video about how to give feedback. I think you are great at that!!! You're able to give contructive feedback in a polite maner. Your feedback is very kind ánd gives points that could be better ánd in what way. You also start of by telling what is actually good about the video. Haha, sorry for my poor English, but I hope I'm getting my point across. Just wanted to tell you this.

[@ChurchNewCreation]

thanks for wonderful video you made public to watch i just pass cna two weeks ago thanks again victoria

[@football_guy9151]

I had this skill and passed so thank u so much

[@elyssavelasquez4351]

I will take my skills test next week, I am nervous. I hope I pass, here in Utah they requires us to wash our hands before and after feeding our residents and at the end record the input and report any changes.

[@LydiaMaxwellSpalton]

she didn't was her hands BEFORE feeding client!!

[@zacke.1286]

Thanks for noticing that!

[@analylegaspi885]

It doesn't say in the book. I think what she did is for the testing purposes only.

[@unitedkamp270]

and SHE on the other hand did great the rest of the video. Thank you.

[@ilyjahaziel]

during the exam you have to wash your hands or use hand sanitizer.

[@lesliecarbine3498]

Where's the clothing protector?

[@zacke.1286]

Good point!

[@americanflower6859]

Your such a great teacher!

[@ride105]

According to the instructor, that is up to the patient. Feeding is normally seen as somewhat of a social event for many patients, but other patients want privacy when someone else is feeding them.

[@ambetlogable]

i suggest wether a resident is alert or not i think it's better we should put a cloth protector on them.what do u think?

[@ride105]

From the instructor: To answer his question….the client and person feeding them need to sit at eye level. When you are done with any procedure the bed itself is lowered to the lowest position.

[@jojoelicha]

I'll Remember thank you. Good Video. I love taking notes. I learn better.

[@cheronmcfadden8043]

Thank you for showing me the correct way to feed a patient. Now I know you don't sit on the patient bed. Always stand or sit face to face.

[@samcatcher4033]

It is not good to stand, you must sit and face client at eye level...always. Because standing can be considered intimidating.

[@ride105]

In SC all that is required is to verbalize that action. I don't know about other states or countries.

[@kelvinomogbeme2549]

Hi, i have a question Do we have to wash our hands before we start feeding, because of infection?

[@kasandralafrance7080]

No protecting clothing, and she didn't encourage the patient to eat a few more bites.

[@ride105]

Good points, but not required when taking the state boards in SC.

[@kasandralafrance7080]

oh ok, it is in florida, sucks little things could possibly make someone fail

[@erikaortiz3134]

Kasandra Lafrance samething in cali

[@thicknessevelin]

I’m nervous for my state test 😢

[@kerryannjohn5671]

should we provide privacy when feeding a resident?

[@tanyaalexander7681]

Must give water before feeding to moisten mouth

[@jojoelicha]

I miss my job can't wait to start again. Wish I didn't let my License go. Wish I kept it up.

[@marian7043]

Thank you for the video friday is my state board exam

[@nats77012]

Before any procedure you should..

[@juliabuchta3382]

I have no clue why I am here. Im 13 just being weird and i stumble into this

[@mariagonzalez-cx3ow]

I'm a little nervous about my test does anyone know if there will be trash cans and hampers placed in position. when we were doing our classes we had to bring our trash and hamper and line with trash bags. please anyone!!!!!!

[@ride105]

Nothing I've seen in the Nurse's Guide handbook says anything about a bib, so I'd just use my own judgement depending on a particular patient. If it were me being fed, I'd appreciate a bib of some sort--especially if it's tomato soup! :)

[@gloriavalles4793]

Great CNA

[@bonamy25]

I was concerned about how large the grape was.

[@maritzamata8]

VERY HELPFUL. THANK YOU

[@FarahPiper]

be thabkfull about this videos and pay attention . she verbalised about wiping her hands with wipies . when i watch this videos i do it with my list in my other hand so i can compare the steps and she always does all the steps in order .

[@sararichards5812]

My skills list shows a requirement that you record intake percentage....maybe that's just Idaho.

[@061203]

do we need to put clothing protector before you feed the client ? I'm confused

[@rasheedkhan9382]

There was no clothes protector

[@Marc4360]

at 1:57 you lower the height of the bed for "eye level"....shouldn't the bed have already been in lowest position (i.e. patient safety)

[@ride105]

Not on SC state exam.

[@Reshme77]

dont u have to wear gloves while you feed the patient/resident?

[@teresadiaz6000]

She forgot to wash her hands and put the clothing protector to the patient

[@sherrytrout5279]

Sooooo helpful

[@مدرسهپزشکی]

thanks

[@olov244]

wipe their hands why? they aren't touching anything. I hate pearson's "rules" thanks for the video's, they're pretty similar to NC's

[@Stonehelm66]

unfortunately there are some really unnecessary steps in the cna skills. I dont get the hand washing of the patient after feeding them either.

[@cookjeff1]

Stonehelm66 I dont get that either. They aren't touch anything at all.

[@joe8246]

Jeff Cook the reason for wiping their hands is for actual real world situation, when you are feeding a resident at a nursing home they will a lot of times try to grab their food with their hands.

[@ilyjahaziel]

not if you are not touching the food.

[@hanaworku1181]

You should have given her drinking water

[@eltsu9965]

She can´t use a necklace and long earrings also she must tie her hair ...

[@monicawilson9141]

i like

[@Sukuna_gout8]

No hand washing? And didn't offer fluids during meal!😒😒😒

[@rachelmatthews4852]

Why does this lady always have her long hair hanging down?! So annoying... its always in the way and shes flipping her head. I kept thinking the hair was going to go in the food! Shes a great teacher and i love her videos, but please put your hair up in a pony tail!

[@unitedkamp270]

I agree. I alslo like that you mention positive points about this lady.

[@mychellenjoku9728]

Why not wear gloves 🧤

[@OluwasegunEmmanuelOgedengbe]

The video is helpful but we hardly hear what she is saying in the video, try to do new video in better audio qualities

[@ride105]

Hmmm, I've not heard that feedback before. Make sure your device is working correctly. Sorry that it was hard for you to hear the audio.

[@ilyjahaziel]

during the exam you have to wash your hands or use hand sanitizer.

[@ilyjahaziel]

not if you are not touching the food.