CNA Skill: Vital Signs - Temperature, Pulse and Respiration

[@ShekinaKabala]

omg thank you so much. i've been having problemes with radial pulse your explanation was easy and good to follow thanks alot

[@MotherVlog]

i miss my hospital training when i was in college, i am having fun and very excited to my duty, taking care of the patient is the most fantastic job. i hope i can do it again this time.

[@ilsetalavera3752]

Thank you so much for your very clear explanation! 👍👏💖

[@deborahlee0416]

You did a very good job explaining how to do this skill. Thank You

[@jelynbonio_Uae]

This video is very helpful..thank you so much 😘

[@hehehehfun4938]

For respiration, I feel like the medical community can change that to having your finger right outside of the patient's nose. I feel the warm air during exhaling. Staring at a person for me is less accurate.

[@05jimmyjimmy]

You never clean a thermometer like that. It is one swift from clean to dirty. This will help not spread germs all over the thermometer as you just did.

[@dotlyngraham]

Thank you for sharing

[@shayleibellew4309]

I thought she was practicing on a dummy. It scared me when the girl moved her head. 😂

[@evangelinasanchez9164]

lol

[@CapeverdeanBarbie1990]

lol

[@gardenerkatecarter5911]

Well done

[@nameAlok]

My experience 5 year home patient care and exercise physiotherapy and all patient care work im searching for job

[@netsurftlaraque7854]

Watching this video for exams Wednesday

[@TiannaLaPre]

Goodluck! I’m studying for mine so I can take the test soon 🤞🏽🙏🏽

[@omotolaaugustine4980]

Is respiration done the same way as pulse?

[@tanisharutledge2109]

That’s what I’m trying to figure out

[@evelynendunge1200]

Very helpful,thank you

[@sferris33]

Can one practice taking one's own pulse?

[@brandiveh]

I do

[@lola12357]

Stephen Ferris yes

[@stephaniekennedy5233]

I need to do this to somebody and I need to check and I need to examine them

[@gardenerkatecarter5911]

I have my numbers but not sure what the healthy numbers are.......

[@Lana-ro6cb]

Thanks ❤

[@lanaanglena8365]

Thank you so much That is a best method

[@lanaanglena8365]

@@lizbethalvac3693 Thank you 😊💙

[@invaderzim1232]

Claire Bonin was here

[@livghalll]

Olivia Gresham-Hall

[@kingdev937]

If you count the 60 sec. Do you also multiply by 2 or do you multiply by 4? When your counting are you counting how many times you felt the pulse

[@CapeverdeanBarbie1990]

No, only multiply by 2 when doing 30 seconds because that's less than 1 minute. Yes, you're suppose to count how many times you felt the pulse in 60 seconds/1 minute. Hope that my answer helps.

[@Ashley-s9m4c]

Ashley🦋

[@mafiamonkey2232]

Very helpful

[@gloriavalles1719]

my favorite when I go to the doctor>>>>

[@jjorr1]

are gloves needed for these skills

[@yarilandia]

what do you do when you got no money to go to school? I want to do this but I really don't have the money to do it? Let me know of you know

[@DianeScotts]

+Kolero85 If you are low income, the Red Cross or your local employment agency may be able to help you. I just paid nearly 1000 dollars here in PA for a class and it is over 100 dollars for the Red Cross Test.

[@MariTemification]

I encourage you to check out your local Job Corps. they offer tuition free training for several jobs. it's all paid for and is usually funded by the state. If you are low income you automatically qualify. best of luck

[@michelerogan347]

I got my CNA though a worker retraining grant through my local unemployment office b/c I was unemployed at the time and not many jobs in my field. I went to the local community college

[@toughntiny]

Pall grant fill out fafsa

[@mikaelamoyher5156]

Most places like hospitals and nursing homes will pay for you to get your certificate I started out as a housekeeper in the hospital and now I'm going to school for cna starting out doing housekeeping or dietary in a hospital let's you get your foot in the door

[@MarieElisse-g7n]

Marie

[@jsjoser]

jose luis garza

[@goods143]

Nice info and thank you very much. However, you sanitized your hands and then checked the brakes contaminating everything, but thank you

[@mikaelamoyher5156]

Agreed and she didn't resanitize her hands afterwards those breaks are nasty people use their feet to push down on them at least in the hospital we. do cross contamination if you touch something and then a patient

[@monicawilson9141]

love

[@monicawilson9141]

thank you so much .i pa my test

[@remirodney1528]

A flashing 'f' meaning it don't give a flying f lol

[@deyaaromero5491]

Alejandra R

[@dumbelldorkx2568]

No blood pressure?

[@MGreen-gs6lc]

Joi

[@N1ghtH4wk86]

That patient is really breathing away for her!!!!

[@jjorr1]

for temp at least

[@SusanaZatarain-b1w]

Susana zatarain

[@R1se0fth3dead]

6

[@msshay67]

60 Beata 30secs

[@annisyaalsyiffani170]

I need subtitle

[@iniohos2]

that doesnt look like a hospital

[@mikaelamoyher5156]

I hate watching these videos and people don't wear gloves if your hands are going anywhere near a patient you have to wear gloves especially if your touching them

[@pinkykrazii233]

No no you’re wrong if u do that it’s like you are scorning the patient it only use for certain procures

[@fnorby9997]

I apologize for my sandwich breath here

[@SusanaZatarain-b1w]

Susana zatarain