Parental Medication Part 3

[@icunurse01]

These are great videos honestly. I love when YOU said that you will get the patient water, remote, etc instead of leaving the patient until the aide comes to do it. You are a great nurse. Oh yeah also it did not need any editing take one take 2 lol. take car

[@sylvaza28]

Thanks. This is a great video. The patient was greatfull and graceful to play this role

[@anabellabella2266]

thanks a lot. im going to clinicals now. your videos are a great help.

[@roysdon]

I'm a medical assitant student and this helping me learn a little better then the school.

[@cait7844]

Great Videos!

[@orangecandy29]

You are such a great teacher! You explained everything so well~!!!!

[@TamaraKaye]

You are a wonderful instructor!

[@oghoghoivy4612]

Great presentation!! Thank you

[@bossshae6884]

thanks for the demonstration its great

[@TTOORROONNTTOOful]

Informative. Thanks.

[@la11lomx]

check the expiration date too.

[@tmichellemd111]

Amazing comeback.

[@glitchyyy5505]

Thank you

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

Nice....your videos need better "treble"....it's a bit "cloudy" to listen to...but nice. We all realize that as RN's, we don't have time to find the TV remote, the Sunday Newspaper,....the letter from family, etc. Not with 15-25 patients per shift. This is why most people don't last in nursing....not enough help.

[@theginigin1]

dear camera man, just move.

[@shadowssnape]

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[@tmichellemd111]

Haha, now she even SPELLED it "parental." What are parental medications? It's ParenTERal, honey! And if someone is in pain bad enough to be an 8, you should be giving her the pain meds before you worry about all the other nonsense like a ppd...

[@daniellewethington9860]

She didn't go to school to be an english teacher. Back off, she has great videos and is a great nurse.

[@apersail]

Who cares? Why did you feel the need to comment the same thing on all 3 videos? We all know what she's talking about. It's not a big deal.