Skill 12 Bedpan

[@Mr_ST_720]

Thanks so much brother. It gives me confidence to help my elderly parents.. my prayers to god that u become healthy wealthy n you family kids gets all the success health n wealth in world

[@NellyberOgsimer]

I thinks he should turn him on d side especially if the pt is bedridden ✌️or in pain b4 putting anything under d buttocks

[@NellyberOgsimer]

Same with changing diapers n beddings

[@sarahstrong7174]

If the patient is strong enough to make a bridge like that I should think it would be possible to put them in a wheelchair & take them to a toilet that has been designed so the patient can be slid onto & off the toilet with ease. Or preferably, use a commode like wheel chair which has an opening in the bottom so that it can be wheeled into position above a toilet, so that the patient does not need to be transferred to the toilet seat from the wheelchair at all. This method has the advantage of allowing the patient to feel they are in normal surroundings & have the privacy of the toilet cubicle. Some patients cannot go on a bedpan, its too unfamiliar. However it might be necessary for a nurse to know this skill for patients with some sort of specific injury which prevents them being put in a wheelchair.

[@stillbee7222]

That's exactly right. This is by far the worst example I have seen.

[@ericbaughman21]

@@joyfulmoment9900 I am an stna and believe me they made this video look like a piece of cake! Most of the time a person can't bridge like that, you usually have to roll them on a side then put the bedpan in place and have them roll back over. Another thing is that most can't clean themselves you have to do it for them imagine trying to clean yourself after having a bowel movement sitting on a bedpan not happening!! And where I work there is always a chuck under them already in case of an accident. This video was so far from what happens in real life .

[@Kai-nv6qm]

@@ericbaughman21 regardless if it’s like this in real life, I still need to learn it this way to pass boards, I’m taking it today lowkey nervous

[@ericbaughman21]

@@Kai-nv6qm did you pass your boards??

[@liahgirl90]

@@Kai-nv6qm this video was made 5 years ago things have drastically changed and this is not the correct way to place a bedpan anymore

[@beautifulcrazyme83]

I give him A for effort. Anyone in the industry knows you almost everytime have to roll the patient, they do not lift their hips and if they do it's not high enough to slip a bedpan underneath them or they are not strong enough to even lift their hips up that high just long enough to put the bedpan under them.

[@samantharomero9210]

Gi

[@samantharomero9210]

T7

[@bosedegbenu5149]

You said it all,tx

[@rochelle8153]

Right!!!

[@lom5944]

Just a triple rinse of the bed pan is not sufficient before storing it in the patients side locker. It needs to be sterilised in a bed pan washer.

[@lubagrigor9112]

can you demonstrate when a patient can not help you, and you have to turn the person on the side (and the patient is on a heavy side). Thank you

[@Leleeexoxo]

Luba Grigor this is for test purposes only.

[@johnrhodes101875]

@@Leleeexoxo So what you're saying is it's not reality. LOL I've been on CNN now for 7 years and I rarely have a patient that can lift their hips. And they're all on the heavy side. At the facility I work for they don't offer Chucks I have to buy my own. CNA school is nice, but it doesn't prepare you for reality of the nursing home.

[@katelynminer2957]

Right! I am trying to find a video like that to help me be better with the lady I am with.

[@damilolaakinwa9814]

i thought was just me..this video makes it too easy. imagine a client that can not lift hip? then also have about 15 other clients to attend to? In reality you can not take all this time on one client and get jobs done on your shift..lol..just saying

[@janikb3538]

@@johnrhodes101875 you’re right. In reality youd probably get a very obese patient, who not only can’t turn on their own but is either agitated or complains you’re hurting them. It’s very hard

[@btchitsda_wizardemoji]

Wonderful! & ooooooh ok raising the bed makes much more sense cause I seen other videos like who takes a dump lying on their back in bed

[@lindavanocker1841]

Haha ! He draws a curtain on the supply shelf leaving the patient wide open to view for patient in the nxt bed. Boy, am i glad those bed linens and pads cldnt see the action on the other side of the curtain!!!

[@Lizzy_333]

lol!

[@princesskt1810]

Too much work little pay imagine working on more than 10 patients!I can't eat food after the wastes.

[@starrrsmadi5702]

That guy must be the luckiest nurse

[@emmaenerio2338]

The bedpan should be cleansed in the cr, not in the same faucet used for washing hands, brushing teeth, etc.😅

[@masumi2378]

Yes,then should be disinfected!

[@lorrainesaunders162]

Just how does a patient wipe their own bottom laid on a bedpan???? In my experience there is virtually no room to maneuver.

[@Lizzy_333]

I would have to suppose the patient can do gymnastics in order to do that! 😂

[@joescheller6680]

What if patient is not able to move herself experience pain on moving in her back.lower. she us unable ti raise herself on her own nor can she sit up

[@joescheller6680]

My dad who was totally incapacitated reqiured a hoyer lift with a body sling to do this all the time. Unfortionately that is in a different part of the world.

[@rebeccamatteson2433]

So how is the patient able to wipe from behind with the pan underneath?🤔

[@4cloves98]

That's what I'm thinking about

[@torimosley5654]

Also if this patient could wipe and clean her self he failed to wash and dry her hands . Which is a bold point and would have failed the skill .

[@patriciamaraj4887]

Yes,a plastic liner in the bed pan might make life a little easier.

[@Ishaseaton]

Thank you Soo much I have been using it backwards on my patient no wonder the bedpads gets wets

[@kaydencegauthier3857]

Lol me to

[@rochelle8153]

Me too lol

[@SybilPetersen-w9k]

Never too old to learn👍👋

[@tammypearson1574]

I put the chuck pad on the bedpan so when they done it’s no spillage the urine is soaked in the chuck pad or the bowel movement is on the pad all u gotta do is remove the bedpan from under patient and throw the chuck away no mess and I clean the patient afterwards. Sometimes patients can’t lift u will have to turn them and place the bed pan under them then roll or turn them back and then I raise there head some

[@shannahenry1294]

When he put the bed pan under the resident he was suppose to take off his gloves than wash his hand, than raise the bed. Touching the bed controlla with gloves is always a NO, NO!

[@Siouxnami]

Thanks

[@lianecornils8733]

You tell em! Lmao

[@princea3797]

Yeah not removing those gloves immediately after putting the bedpan is contaminating.

[@ZenMami1286]

I double glove for reasons like that he’s touched everything with the gloves Llh . Infection control is A must . If u dnt knw properly , you’re spreading 🦠

[@DianeCortez-k2w]

Wash the patients hands . She cleaned herself.

[@peninapearl6491]

In real life no patient make it mass or it is as smooth as you are demonstrating.

[@kaliola6369]

Omg he touched everything with the contaminated gloves

[@damilolaakinwa9814]

and cleaned himself after contaminating the entire room..lol

[@suchgirlforest2378]

I was saying the same thing

[@gracedelence9163]

WhT happens if the patient can't help lifting knees or waist 🤔 how do u do?

[@davidmeek6884]

Reusing plastic bedpans is not so good practice. The risks involved are high spreading infections when rinsing the bedpan. Single use pulp bedpans in the best way as proven in UK NHS hospitals. Once used taken from patient and the pulp bedpans and all contents macerate and flushed into the main sewage system. just like a toilet.

[@TahiraRehman-t4s]

This person didn’t wash the patient. I am going to fail him. Daaaaa😂

[@DonJacob401]

A lot of people are complaining that “in real life this and that” this is to help for the state test that CNA’s have to take! Not best practice.

[@philiptucker7644]

No no no no wrong.there are other ways.

[@texasgoddess323]

Good demo! I was wondering how a sick patient would wipe herself with that bedpan? With you couple demo that.

[@bimlagupta1297]

Good video but you didn't wipe after the toilet which is a very important action

[@lisagilliatt161]

Yeah

[@carmenshiguay3274]

Good example of the how to put the bed pan, the position is very important wide side pan is for the back side..👌to prevent accidents

[@G00b3rton]

..... if the patient is capable of lifting up their hips. Smh.

[@angelicacharm5383]

It's for testing purposes, not meant to be reflective of reality. In a testing scenario you'll have limited time to perform each skill, and a partner who is presumably capable of lifting their hips.

[@johnrhodes101875]

@@angelicacharm5383 Yes, Because in reality this well take you 15 minutes. After all the rolling of the 200 lb patient. And you better hope to God that when you roll them off the bed pan, you hold the damn bedpan down and it doesn't roll with them or you'll be doing a bed change. Chuck's are a must and my facility Doesn't offer them. I have to buy my own.

[@kaymeuwissen2165]

Why make bedridden people wipe themselves? Even with gloves they can’t always reach,far enough,the gloves are not long enough,to keep your wrist and arm clean,the staff are paid to do it,it’s their job,to change patients & clean them.😮

[@almsthvnwv3715]

How is anyone able to wipe them selves on that position? I'd think they would have a mess all over.

[@tommac21]

Not me I never would do #2;in one of I had no crawl to the bathroom I would. And I've had a few surgeries which required at least 5 days stay

[@stevenguerrero166]

By that time, I've had an accidental

[@aarondimaandal8182]

Wouldn't it be more sanitary if you put a plastic liner in the pan? No mess

[@jc605__]

I used those with my mother. I lined her bedside commode. It works really well for people that are really sensitive to the smell and sight.

[@stevenguerrero166]

Positioning is the most important. Otherwise, you're going to spend 20 minutes cleaning up. The liner is crucial

[@clementokonta5667]

You tried, but it is nit always the same in real life. Most patients who use bed pan hardly lift their body up for you to insert the pan

[@shiprasarkar6123]

I met an accident yesterday, and on bed rest for a month. Fractured my pelvis bone. I followed exactly the same, and now after seeing this video I am happy that I have basic sense....and thanks for the video, many people panic and not sure what needs to be done during such a situation.

[@arod8377]

Are they really useing the sink they wash their hands in to clean out the bed pan? And they dint use anyvtyoenif soap or sanitizer on the pan? He was a very good demonstrator

[@tracycosta9949]

this student failed bed pan wearing dirty gloves handed her the wipes and tissue touch remote control no rails up for safety

[@jamaicaninthekitchen4358]

He did not sanitize the remote or wash the patient hands lol

[@rudyeatz959]

@@jamaicaninthekitchen4358 Trust me, when your on the floor as a CNA or tech..your not gonna have time to do all that shit.

[@Janetjones.]

In video its made to look easy in reality its definitely not eldery patients either roll off as their uncomfortable or for get to ring the nurse call bell or the urine comes up between the legs all different size patients will use bed pan differently and most cannot wipe theirselves the most important point that was not raised is time i worked on a 30 bed ward and hadn't got the time to deliver this tenichniqe very busy and understaffed wards we'd get our patients to the toilet or commode if bedpan went wrong if would mean a hell of work for the patient clothes change and bed change.

[@gfy572]

why am i watching this at 5:00 A.M………?

[@fayfendii]

How did you do bc I know you had your test that day 😅😂mine is tmr I’m scared ash

[@stellahnjagiakaemma9057]

I wish it was this easy. Unfortunately it's not. And at what point did the patient use the tissue and the wipes?just holding....

[@kaymeuwissen2165]

I’ve used plastic bedpans they cut the skin,on my buttocks,medal bedpans have gotten stuck,to my buttocks,staff powdered the seat of the bedpan,left it on me 4 hours,my dad & stepmom came by,I was squirming my butt just enough to get my skin of my legs off of it ,boy ,it sure hurt ,to get it off!😮

[@Moira-lr5bp]

Okay if patient is fit but the important thing I was waiting for was cleaning themself in that position taking away the bed protection would be problematic.

[@bbygrlpt2]

When Ihad foot surgery Ihad to use bedpan for the first two days and I could lift myself hips up for the bedpan.. So it depends on each patient. Sometimes for example a caregiver isnt strong enough to help them up so if they can make a bridge and pee on a bedpan itll be easier for them too

[@lom5944]

It is possible to roll a heavy patient on to the bed pan.

[@Vijay-em8ut]

I am not being judgement but after removing the bed pan isn’t the patient butt dirty so it won’t nasty the bed ? I think after removing the bed pan u suppose to turn the patient the same time n wipe the butt .

[@patriciatorres7139]

I strongly agree. Wiping front and back. It's preferred if you roll the patient over.

[@deniseriley-mccray7187]

The resident would have like a flat like extra surface so the bed itself don’t get messed up I’ve seen them

[@tommac21]

I would never do #2 in one so. I just couldn't do it I'd wait til I got home

[@savstrelley]

@@tommac21 if you don’t poo at the hospital they will make you….. you’ll get loaded up with laxatives even without you realizing. If that doesn’t work you’ll get a suppository then an enema. It is how it is. It’s a basic human need that needs to be addressed whether you want to or not

[@NavyaMoorlah]

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[@FONIKEHWENDITATA]

When the patient is done with bed pan and cleaning the perineal area, should he/she still get down on the pan before you come take it off?

[@MarieAntoinette1938_tmc]

how common or likely is a nurse to get hepatitis from urine or feces exposure ?

[@rahulmore4584]

In market chemical available for making matter odor less.. If we put that chemical in pan before putting pan downside of patient, that makes care taker work little easy..

[@saintsainty1178]

Please someone should help me to answer this question. Are men allowed to attend to a female patience.

[@toniecadet8476]

Yes

[@kbb8962]

It should not be permitted but unfortunately in u.I rules have been changed. However, it is the patient's right to refuse this and ask for same sex attendant/ nurse!

[@Janetjones.]

Yes unless the patient request a female

[@sthakshay18]

After bedpan is removed, take it to the kitchen!

[@w9hly]

What do you do if the patient cannot bridge? If the patient is elderly and has no strength to bridge? I really need to know this to help my dad

[@loliatamuno5262]

Roll them onto their side, position the bed pan, then roll them back onto the bed pan, supporting the bed pan as you do it.

[@Lizzy_333]

@@loliatamuno5262and then lift the upper bed so they’re sitting instead of lying

[@charisdean7642]

How about using a mask when the patient is done? Who can stand the smell?

[@gildaferreira6453]

I do agree .unfortunately Many places in social care not allowed masks Doctors nurses are allowed lol So unfair 😏🤔

[@normacabrera7977]

Buscar pregunta de examene

[@gildaferreira6453]

I'm still suffering wth smell But it helps vaseline in your nose Not talking deep breath And get on wth job Or sacked 😫😁🙄

[@gildaferreira6453]

It's a matter of habit Like all jobs you get used to it matter of time and patience with yourself If I can doit so can all of you Social in crisis So guys gals just come to work

[@princesskt1810]

@@gildaferreira6453 how is the payment and working hours?wanna join pleaseee

[@tchewlifestyle709]

The patient obviously can help her self

[@evieharte5385]

some teaching pepol just use fake humans dressed but...that was a real human

[@gilmafelipe]

Before you touch the control bed and gives her paper toilet, wipes and the caller lights the CNA needs to remove the dirt gloves, because he use to put the chucks and the bed pan.

[@patriciamaraj4887]

Jobs like these can be very challenging

[@adamxcix1620]

This is why I am not a nurse

[@dirtycarpet6134]

how does the patient wipe him/her self while the bed pan is under him/her if their is a bow moment? you cant make a bridge and wipe and not spill the waste, right? especially if someone is elderly or disabled

[@tinkerbell6161]

DIRTY CARPET very good question I didn’t get it either

[@bretgarcia6478]

Well you'll probably have to roll them side to side then do pericare for them maybe

[@Leleeexoxo]

this is for test purposes only! not reality i’m pretty sure when you the job you will get trained on it!

[@torimosley5654]

You could turn the patient to the side and apply the bed pan (some elders can not do a bridge) and then when they are done you’d hold the bed pan down allow them to roll back on to side , make sure you had no spills (if spills change the brief and pads ) use ether Perry wash and a wet wash cloth or wipes and clean the person as if you where doing perineal care . Then would put their brief back on and cover them up . This video was made for state boards purposes only but he failed a lot that is really necessary bold point to pass your test . But always remember change out the gloves , that’s how ppl get UTI’s and is cross-contamination . Not everyone may do this the same as I but this is how I was thought to do so .

[@donnaharding7702]

Maybe helping them clean themselves would be good idea. How is the patient supposed to do the this themselves?

[@anilputhyakodichannel770]

Good Explanation Sir, Really awesome

[@blackjenna]

When I had a fractured pelvis I could not lift my hips.

[@fergspan5727]

How does it all fit in the pan and not overflow ? Seems very shallow ?!

[@daisyjeevitha9013]

Thanks so much very nice video

[@theekatatonixplanet2343]

Ahhhhh. Yes the contents go into the toilet! Poop clogged the toilet at my clients house!

[@andreasivertsen8754]

thank you for this video. I'm curious what state this is? We were just taught that after you touch the bedpan, remove your 1st set of gloves. Do not touch anything, the bed controls, wipes, TP, with the gloved hands we used to position the bedpan. Do you have a response please.

[@suedominguez2176]

We have to ask to the patient if they already done. And another thing we have to ask them y they feel comfortable.

[@kripalsingh3279]

My mom is having a stroke. I want to how to feed her if removing her rt.

[@meziahwallen7286]

The patient wipe herself

[@couchprincess698]

Check wrist ID, privacy curtain and bed safety check. Prometric NY

[@jamiegoodman9031]

Thank you soooo much needed this to take care of my mother

[@Ashishsharma-on3cc]

Bro iska nam kya hai

[@deepikasingh2129]

Back bone injured women patient...how to pas urine.. please help...make a video...

[@ponmileeldorado7395]

What if the patient cannot move hereself?

[@eshaboo7853]

Ponmile Eldorado I was thinking the same thing

[@kiarahenry2788]

Turn them to the side and place bedpan on then roll them onto their back and adjust bedpan

[@rudyeatz959]

Push them. bend their leg with one arm and place one arm on their upper back. Bend down a little and use your legs for power. Push them to their side, keep one hand on their upper back, place the bedpan underneath them with the other.

[@fayfendii]

You guys are being too literal in the comments if you are doing the test on a dummy obviously you will be lifting the legs so telling him that the patients can’t move their legs that easily is pointless this the PROMETRIC WAY

[@kurkakasiakurka5993]

Najlepiej do basenu włożyć foliowy worek i odrazu kupa i siku jest we właściwym miejscu.I nie jest upackany basen

[@tatiekbokings7930]

Mostly Patients are unable to do anything

[@theekatatonixplanet2343]

Or refuse to do anything

[@aslmad1]

When do the pants come down?

[@santoshpal8835]

hahaha she is doing on pants

[@gayanc6193]

Awesome video💖

[@mavisarokwu7962]

He didn't wipe the patient. Or was I the only one that didn't realize when?

[@JESUS-cr1eg]

Please demonstrate the bowel wash

[@Priscilla.09]

I know some people put toilet paper in bedpans or commodes to make it easier for #2 to fall off into the toilet, but does anyone have any tips for measuring urine output when the bedpan also has #2 in it? I wouldn't put toilet paper in the bed pan if i need to measure urine output. Do you kind of just tilt the bedpan and try not to let the #2 fall in the measuring cylinder? Or does anyone have any tips to make it easier to clean up? I'm barely starting out and having a hard time with the sight and smell

[@Abby-ll2vk]

Do you have handheld urinals at your job?

[@lom5944]

Have a bag with you to dispose of toilet paper. It can be then put in to the main bin provided.

[@dr.vandanapatil437]

Here in this particular video the patient had a urine bag probably with a catheter inserted.. this is the best way to find out urine output separately and it doesn't mix with stool. God bless you dear

[@lom5944]

I usually let the urine flow forward and try keep the poo back. It's not the end of the world if some of the poo goes into the jug. It will be an accurate enough measurement. Always rinse the bedpan before putting it in the washer.

[@heidiwatts9765]

Great Video !!

[@giulioamadei-coles7856]

One of my patients can't be put flat. What shall I do, then?

[@boakyekontorclement162]

Any position that will make suitable for the client and also tolerate by the condition

[@AnaRodriguez-zq2gq]

Muy bien explicódo l Andesten caregiver work me dieron un paciente bedding y tube que ponerles brief Hard time to put is tha job for caregiver or CNA

[@WebGuru]

Does the patient need to remove her pants? That might help.

[@MDAkram-lv5zf]

OMG..I am a Nursing Student but this procedure is very difficult for...very nasty..don't want..anyone can tell me how I will do this..??

[@sp57018702]

You have to realize the patient is just as uncomfortable using the restroom like this as you are changing it. Try to maintain respect for the patient in this hard time in their life, and remember this task you're performing helps them in their stay.

[@keraind]

You might have to do this sort of things in career, patients need quality care so you should rethink imo

[@dirtycarpet6134]

@@sp57018702 the more you do it, the easier it gets. once you get over the shock of it

[@hamstermunchies5558]

You can get used to it. The biggest tool for overcoming disgust of bodily fluids is compassion for the patient. When my mother had terminal throat and lung cancer she had a tracheostomy fitted. Everyday day there was thick, foul smelling pus and other discharge that collected in the tube that had to be removed and cleaned so it didn't obstruct her breathing. The sound of it also made my skin crawl. At first I wasn't sure I could bring myself to do it but I just made myself do it and soon found myself on auto pilot, cleaning her up every time without a second thought

[@princeali9129]

Don’t be a nurse if you can’t handle shit

[@jamaicaninthekitchen4358]

He did not wash the patient hands are sanitize the bell cord

[@JamesRendek]

It's best if bed two has a mannequin. Who cannot smell 😅

[@MiriamOcheze]

What if the patient is not strong enough to lift his or her self up

[@kimberlyfajardo2004]

And must be secure always the privacy of the patient so as we can see the patient is opposite sex of the nurse or attainee then must not be allowed your patient is female must be the nurse is female too .just my opinion

[@jayan9950]

Are u sure that your patient lying can clean everything under????? And the pan with the poop was not cleaned with soap? Really???

[@caroleyates7664]

you partially closed the curtain on the cupboard side but it's a shared room and you didn't close it from his roommate

[@OlingaSilver-px8kt]

Wat if the patient is un conscious

[@ummekhizr]

I have question as my granny is able to stand up and sit on the toilet chair but the bigger problem in our case is that she doesn't remember about her last motion and kept on asking to make her sit again and again

[@M69999]

Only rinsed the after used bedpan?. It should be disinfected as well.

[@lianecornils8733]

Theirs money in this stuff!

[@beatricemoyo9728]

Thank you am learning a lot,

[@loweeization]

What if your patient can't wipe themselves?

[@dreamingcode]

Good video but for demo purposes you really shouldn't have the sheet on we need to see what you're doing and how it lays out

[@hasanmurtaza8339]

What to do when the patient cant tell you they need to go? Or are semiconscious/non responsive ?

[@adrianneedwards3219]

They would be wearing a brief not using a bedpan.

[@hasanmurtaza8339]

@@adrianneedwards3219 I have tried diapers but they almost always leak and quiet difficult to change alone.

[@hasanmurtaza8339]

@Neat and Clean My dad was diabetic, his catheter would get infected in less than a week, the most we kept it in was 5 days..

[@ZenMami1286]

This isn’t as easy as shown . Lol. I have a client that’s ALS and she uses a bedpan and it’s WORK getting her on properly I rather transfer her to BSC all day . 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Jonases_20]

this guy is so handsome. i wish he was my bf

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[@kimberlyfajardo2004]

What about if you do thesame thing but the condition of the patient is that unconscious?