Patient and Environmental Safety

Learn the important concepts regarding patient safety and safety of the environment. Learn which patients would be a priority, which nursing actions would be a priority and how to distinguish right answer choices vs the wrong ones. This video covers the most important concepts to keep your patient's environment safe. This is a great video to add to your nursing studies.
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[@antsy17]

I JUST PASSED THE NCLEX AND GOT A JOB!! Thank you so much 😭

[@ShutupCandis]

Congratulations 🎉I’m in my semester of PN

[@user-iv3tu2er5v]

Thank you so much! Passed my first test of nursing school with an A!

[@sushantkharat6476]

Good evening professor D this is Sushant from Mumbai, India. I am a subscriber of your channel from the last 6months I tested on 6th September for NCLEX-RN in India and today I got my results from APHRA. I am writing you to thank you because you were the main source of knowledge and information for my preparation and success. I remember your words they were all over my mind when I was sitting for my NCLEX. I have made sticky notes of your important point like “Pain never kill any one expect” “ Things you look after invasive procedures “ anaemia trick and much much more… you are a gem 💎 of a person the best teacher i ever came across in my life. East or west professor D is the best 👑 Thank you soo much mam🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@alexandria3004]

Thank you sister for the video! It is never too soon to practice.

[@esthermwaura690]

Thanks for this video,God bless you.

[@jhines8179]

definitely need a part 2….and a video pertaining to the legal aspects and ethics please 🙏 😊❤

[@Diana-gq4qr]

Please make a part 2. Thanks ! ❤

[@adoremy444]

Professor D, you are amazing. i am back in nursing school for the second time and you have been helping me grasp the material much better than last time. thank you for everything❤️

[@jaramillom101]

Another amazing video. I am watching your videos everyday. I graduate in 3 months and your videos are the best nursing videos to watch, incredibly helpful.

[@NexusNursing]

You got this!

[@lonerali188]

This was informative!!!

[@peterihidero1595]

I love your prayers, these I copied, recite and do before reading for the day ….this not fortified me but gives me positivity towards reading Thanks prof.

[@barira1179]

I love how you lecture us! Thanks Professor D!! ❤

[@NexusNursing]

Any time

[@lattybrown7056]

You definitely thought me critical thinking, struggling student here , I am struggling with fundamental especially all that applies, hate them 😢

[@Daakie9362]

Thanks, Professor D ❤

[@NexusNursing]

Any time

[@julyyy2406]

May I ask how did you study for nursing theory when you were in nursing school, and what were your most effective study habits throughout each semester in nursing school?

[@sweetybudha10]

awsum

[@missmax9280]

Hi professor D i am currently studying for the Nclex and i stumbled on your channel i am feeling anxious about the exam do you have any tips to reduce anxiety?also do you think a month enough for nclex prep? Amen 🙏🏾

[@chanelthompson8864]

Prof D. I went on your website but am not seeing the tutoring at all.

[@Rachel_forever]

On your next video, can you do another one on emergency nursing ❤

[@_Serendip]

Thank you. Professor D, in respect to taking orders from the HCP on phone, can tge RN have her phone on speaker so another colleague could be a witness to whatever was said. Or if possible can the conversation be recorded. I'm thinking out loud, what if the HCP denies some orders he gave on phone to the RN despite documentation was done

[@missmax9280]

Hi to answer your question in school and on the unit where i work its always better to take phone orders with someone(on speaker) as for recording i dont think you are allowed to record someone without their consent

[@ycollier28]

Part 2!

[@krystaldanielletv5295]

Patient before paperwork!

[@zandeloulou9290]

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