TRACHEOSTOMY CARE | SKILLS DEMO

[@Cheri-ef1nx]

I'm a nurse doing reviews on trach and this young woman is excellent. So thorough.

[@thatnursingprof2661]

@@Cheri-ef1nx thank you 😊

[@sandrasignorelli5960]

Your skills demonstration and sample documentation was excellent. You are the only instructor that I've seen so far that gives an example of written documentation, which we need to practice as well. Thank you so much!

[@thatnursingprof2661]

🙂

[@candice1215]

Wonderful demonstration

[@silk.spectre6606]

Aren't you the jolliest, nicest nurse or what? I would love to be that patient being taken care of by you! Thank you so much for this explanation! It was very detailed and straight to the point. Much appreciated. :)

[@thatnursingprof2661]

Awww thank you 😊

[@silk.spectre6606]

RT student here. One other thing you can use the regular dressings for is to clean the back of the patient's neck. They'll absolutely love you for it!

[@thatnursingprof2661]

Great tip!

[@silk.spectre6606]

@@thatnursingprof2661 🤗♥️

[@Thumperwrestler]

Everyone here commenting on your appearance or voice, but I appreciate your knowledge and passion to teach. 👍🏼

[@thatnursingprof2661]

Thank you 😊

[@agentj3942]

This is the clearest, simplest most informative video on this skill I have ever seen. Thank you so much and you truly have a talent for teaching.

[@Anuhliyah]

OMG thank you. I was so confused in class. And i have check offs this week!! Your amazing. Now i get it. You are no longer sterile after the cannula is inserted.

[@Chaquita_T]

This was the best and easiest demonstration I've seen this was very helpful I'm a PCT I'm working through a travel agency and I have to specialize in cleaning treache in which I have no experience due to the fact pct/cna didn't clean nor suction treachea patients at my previous job

[@thatnursingprof2661]

Thank you

[@doremifasolatido-ro7zs]

I think you are one of the cutest nursing professor.

[@boscoechon7036]

Wooo.... this is soooo educative. Am watching this from Uganda n I will do the right thing to patients

[@raquelfernando272]

Very helpful video, thank you! Now I’m ready to do my skills in the morning ☺️

[@candicebennington3382]

This was great thank you, got me a head start on my skills tomorrow!!!! 🥳😍🤗

[@lifeisrosyyy]

This is so simple and easy to understand, thank you so much!

[@amarmata1]

Seriously. You are unbelievably good.

[@llouvakates]

Thank you for being so detailed with everything! 🙏🏼

[@mahamkhan3365]

Gurl you're a blessing! !

[@thatnursingprof2661]

Thank you 😊

[@cc4347]

Your voice is so unique out of all the videos I watch to learn skills too cute

[@thatnursingprof2661]

Thank you

[@ulfataabid2809]

Thank you it was soo helpful .. love u from india ... One qstion .. all equipment name which we used in dressing ..

[@A-rahman-001]

Realy helpful demonstration. Thanks ❤ God will reward you inshallah

[@katelettieri7766]

Awesome review! thanks!

[@enenpasionmary3211]

Thanks so easy to understand ur demo..godbless u...

[@tslsauda6729]

thx prof but aren't u supposed to like put something to keep the applied dressing in place??

[@thatnursingprof2661]

the plastic piece will keep it in place, no tape needed for this

[@mariemaria1593]

Thank you so much. Very detailed and well explained. Pls make more videos

[@kookiemama2008]

Very easy to understand. Thank you!

[@khalidmahmood1219]

Thank you so much, you explained very well to the point.

[@hanaumah164]

This video help me how to take care my pt

[@thatnursingprof2661]

That's wonderful! 😀

[@briaj6527]

Greatly appreciated I graduate next year ❤️

[@maechancanono8611]

I want to ask is why did you touch the dressing both hands if one of your hands is not sterile... are we suppose to put new gloves on so that it would be all sterile? The dressing is sterile right?

[@nursingwithannie9903]

Much love from Nigeria ❤️❤️❤️

[@nursingwithannie9903]

That Nursing prof what's your social media handle

[@Brb16-78]

Thank you for your video. It is def helpful.

[@iTheShirt]

Lol, "Oooh noo.." *rubs obturator all over there face* lolllll only the best

[@hannahtonkin8072]

THIS SAVED MY LIFE 🤣

[@BruceWayne_213]

Such a beautiful Nurse 🥳❤️

[@Brenduh03]

How often do you do this? Everyday?

[@thatnursingprof2661]

As needed, sometimes once a day sometimes once a shift.

[@pepejolance]

Would it be common or okay to have the patient wear a mask during the procedure (pre-COVID)?

[@thatnursingprof2661]

No, I can't say that I have ever seen that done.

[@hcmconsulting2057]

May i know when inserting the suction catheter till the person cough, does it means i shld stop inserting and start suctioning? Or continue to insert till meet with resistance?

[@thatnursingprof2661]

If you haven't seen my video on trach suctioning here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXjSk6WYiKhppdE.

[@lymint9587]

How deep the catheter for airway suctioning goes down? Poking too deep like 50cm???

[@annacombs2017]

Why does it matter which way the gauze faces? When I asked my instructor they said it didn’t matter

[@kay-ceetv3495]

Thanks for the explanation 🥰

[@sirimalsilva5474]

Excellent sister

[@michaelt2053]

Anyone have experience with the Passy Muir Speaking Valve? After a few short months my 77-year-old sister is hardly able to use it anymore because it irritates her throat. Sad. Could this have been due to treatment shortcomings? Such as insufficient humidification or suctioning. Or is this to be expected with frequent use over a few months? I really miss our phone calls.

[@bonsisabekele4179]

You are excellence

[@janellamariesangcap5871]

Such a big help ❤️

[@luxie0210]

A very helpful video :) Thank you

[@lissyantony7385]

very nice discussion

[@kusumshokeen7740]

Thank you 😊

[@tushardeshmukh5098]

U are best I love you ❤️

[@SamSina-xh3kg]

Well-done

[@brittbratt__8362]

Oh love thank you!! Very helpful

[@hadizaakindele5122]

Good job thanks

[@PriyaSharma-ly2up]

Sooo good and efficient

[@diethermontecillo3473]

Thank you

[@sathyapriyathangavel7694]

Last month we did this for my mom..but now when we open that some of the bad smells are coming.. what is the reason for it??

[@thatnursingprof2661]

They do tend to get a little smelly but with regular cleaning it shouldn't be too bad. If its foul smelling you should tell her doctor.

[@notcutiexbunny]

You’re great

[@Internetlo]

This was cute. Thank you

[@shraddhashah5272]

Nice video

[@jules0522]

NGT demo pls. Thank you.

[@ayameenomoto8099]

Thank you 🥺 you save me

[@yeshiadmasu2563]

Thanks

[@MzVan21]

What happens if the whole trach gets dialogue? Cover the site and bag the person?....

[@thatnursingprof2661]

Dislodged?

[@YiiTheIceLatte]

thank u so much~~

[@pnnursinggalloway1862]

be careful not to break sterile field

[@lylabellelumik7688]

Can u put the camera closer please

[@dalaisand8440]

You are so cute. Thanks for all you do.

[@barbsg7934]

Gut

[@silvafares1022]

♥️♥️

[@JillianNoelle]

Ahhh yes. The last one I saw was completely incorrect and non sanitary measures and on live people.

[@thatnursingprof2661]

😱 that's not good. Glad I could help.

[@hanookbaber2036]

How old are you mam?😅

[@nr9795]

You are doing trach care on a Portex trach ... the inner cannula is disposable. Cleaning and reusing inner cannuli is no longer best practice. This practice is discouraged.

[@thatnursingprof2661]

I know they are disposable but this is what I have available at this time

[@khalidmahmood1219]

This was just for demonstration purposes.

[@i.i.3399]

Where is the PEROXIDE?? You always clean inner cannula with peroxide. Always…

[@charli-gracedavis6116]

Not anymore! They don’t teach that in nursing school now!

[@i.i.3399]

@@charli-gracedavis6116 …Well as a practicing respiratory care practitioner of 46yrs that’s what we still do! We still clean it with peroxide and rinse it with sterile water or normal saline… All healthcare team has its skill set it brings to the team I would never not use peroxide in cleaning the inner cannula! Peroxide use of the inner cannula is the proper way still since knowing mucous and plugs are in the cannula it’s important it’s cleaned properly and kept sterile. And when I’m teaching nursing that haven’t worked with tracheas much or it’s been a long time I teach them the proper way. Our patients benefit from it which is of course is always the goal!

[@jeremiah4911]

Can I be your patient forever

[@marilynholdaway8182]

Very good thank you

[@yemariam2110]

Thank you

[@nadeeshadilhani7261]

Thank you

[@dorothynduku9825]

thank you

[@jaligawesa]

Thank you