How to Chart Accurately and Where Not to Cut Corners - Nurse Charting -

[@Zenfullvnn]

Thank youuuu so so much . I am beyond scared and feel like nursing instructor do not talk about this and what to chart like you mentioned pressure injuries, pain assessment , push pull method. Im just happy to know this info perios ! Big thank you .

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so very welcome!! Happy to share these practical and important tips that aren’t emphasized in school. ❤️

[@robertkesler9678]

A close friend has worked for more than one company.. has maybe 3 years as an LPN, and seems to get roles which they put you with about 25-40 patients with no other nurses on shift. She is slow as she is not able to handout meds to that many people, chart, and keep up with food requests for each person. All the skills that are taught in nursing school are largely chucked to make sure that you can do all the patients. Drugs are scavenged from cups and proper protocols regarding checking of the people getting drugs are not followed. This is the stuff that burns consciencious nurses out as they are trying to keep up with management expectations and not lying about everything thruout the shift.

[@KoskeyC]

Dearest Catherine, thank you so much for these wonderful tips🙏

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so welcome!😊

[@ladypsych4218]

People can also chart what they heard at the time. You may not hear crackles after interventions prior to your shift. Just chart what YOU see and hear.

[@johnmohanmusic]

Some of my nurse colleagues are so talented! I will review the charting and see that they were able to palpate +2 pedal pulses on BKA limbs. And I’m not talking about just a few nurses. Usually every nurse who charts on that patient afterward also finds themself able to palpate pedal pulses on these non-existent feet.

[@LevelUpRN]

😳

[@bellaperuana64]

😅😅

[@amiroquet7476]

This is why medical terminology is so important in nursing. you have to know what body parts you're working with 😂

[@richardx4456]

Hi Cathy, great advice, would you mind do a video on Code Blue if you are free? Thank you!

[@richardx4456]

@@LevelUpRN Thank you so much ❤

[@yasmeenbaloch1664]

loved this video so helpful!! thank you so much!

[@LevelUpRN]

You're so welcome! Thank you for watching.

[@NessaVanessa11]

Can you go over soap notes?

[@clairefox2061]

Nice, awesome tip with the push pull method. I've got my first placement coming up so these little things are so nice to know :)

[@LevelUpRN]

Glad it was helpful! Good luck. 😊

[@tanyajeanne980]

Thanks, these are helpful!

[@LevelUpRN]

You're so welcome!

[@AnonV1997]

Listen, I do copy what the nurse ahead of me documented. Usually if I know there’s no changes. I will reword and add my own assessments and anything that happened that day and delete what the nurse ahead of me charted. Ex) the patient went to therapy during the other nurse’s shift and didn’t on mine, i will omit that entirely. Etc… Usually, I copy and paste what the nurse ahead of me writes to get an idea of what i need to include bc tbh, nursing school didn’t fucking teach me how to chart 😭

[@RNGunding]

Thank you so much for sharing these tips mam! God bless 🙏

[@LevelUpRN]

My pleasure 😊

[@ianrobideaux3569]

Now I want chickfil a

[@melissahalby7072]

Thanks love this! 💕

[@LevelUpRN]

So glad!! ❤️

[@yannali2759]

Love your vedios. Thanks for posting.

[@LevelUpRN]

Glad you like them!

[@TheeBriaT]

Thanks for the tips 💕

[@shanekaervin6733]

What about code charting?

[@mslady8895]

so true!

[@taylordurrett493]

Thank you!

[@jamesm2889]

🙏🏼 awesome, thank you

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so welcome

[@karenmendoza2265]

How can an Lvn get wound certified in Texas ?

[@LevelUpRN]

As an LVN, you should be able to get your WCC (wound care certification). Here is a link to some info on eligibility: www.nawccb.org/frequently-asked-questions-wound-care-certification

[@karenmendoza2265]

Thank you for the info !😁

[@shannonmorgan967]

Do the flash cards help with nclex.

[@ProEgypt]

عاش يا دوك

[@ProEgypt]

@@LevelUpRN hahaha it has two Meaning 1.long live (formal) 2. Nice (unformal)

[@catalayatern2251]

Your voice or audio is too low in this video

[@marianb2530]

I can see why people get hurt due to incompetent nurses. Just plain lazy.