Unoccupied Bed-making Made Simple

This video seeks to demonstrate the nursing art and science of bed-making. There are many ways of doing a procedure but must have high regards for the patient safety and other principles. It does not intend to supercede any agency or institution’s existing policy on this procedure. Reading and understanding the procedure is paramount to its correct execution.
Learners are not recording gadgets and learning is not about parroting words and contents. This video presents the “KEYWORD” memorization technique in approaching a long written procedures. This is done by first taking the optimum grasp of the procedure after reading it once or twice then picking up keywords per steps which would brong into remembrance to a learner, the whole idea of each steps. Enjoy learning! Let’s Marc it up!

[@iamj.4666]

Napaka flawless gumawa 🤗thank you sir.laging tulog sakin 🙏🤗

[@Joh304]

I will be doing a return demo in front of my trainers tomorrow about this,so wish me luck and thank you sir❤️

[@arianmaejubane5224]

Hello Sir. Very nice explanation. I understood it more now. I just hope you will have a video for other nursing related return demonstration such as NGT insertion, administering enema, physical assessments, donning and doffing PPE/gloves and such. Thank you for this.

[@irenedaro1899]

Thanks for sharing the steps. I just understand about the difference between closed and open unoccupied bed although I cannot demonstrate it like the settings you have, but it is really helpful. I just need to observe the other videos doing the same procedures because I have observed from the others also that when making the triangle folds to create a nice miter, the edge of the triangle should be along the line of the top surface like 45 degrees before tucking it so the result is a bit free from any loose surfaces of the linen, although maybe it depends on the type of the linens. Also, the linens should not touch the uniform according to the procedure when making the bed, however the last part, it touched the blanket so maybe reaching the far side from the near side should be avoided and instead when needed to fix something, it is better to make the far side a near side by going to the certain side of the bed. You explained it simply and easy to understand though. Thank you!

[@billgerryp]

Thank you Sir Marc !!

[@poytyvy5523]

wow! sana next video DO's and DON'ts in handling covid patients para aware kami hehe

[@jenevev]

Ang galing niyo po mag explain ng demo❤❤

[@122boali]

Wounderful explanation Mr.marc , luckly we will have this procedure tommorrow with you 🥰

[@joieann449]

galingggg.. thank you sir this vedio is very helpful lalo nat demo kona po bukas.

[@romnickdahan3371]

Thx for this doc.learned a lot

[@mackoy9140]

Thanks for this video sir..Im studying now to become a CNA..and this is very informative demonstration to me..God Bless

[@Marcitup]

God bless on your endeavor! The favor of the Lord be with you!

[@mackoy9140]

@@Marcitup Sir ,i just wanna ask something..Before doing the procedure,do we have to consider the case of the patient and the environment that you are going to work with?Then depending on the cases,that maybe we need to wear a lab gown or complete PPE?Thanks Sir..Have a good day😁😬😘

[@sharonnepomuceno8323]

Me too

[@florencemanasseh9949]

Thanks for sharing 👏👏

[@rahmahkay513]

This is well explained 👌🥰

[@atharaestepa4979]

Very informative. Thank you for sharing you video

[@Marcitup]

My pleasure

[@kimsm7377]

Is it okay to just tuck the sheets on the bottom edge? Without doing that triangle thingy like you did on the top edge? 1st yr nursing here, having retdem on Sunday.

[@roselasolmeron6158]

Very well explained

[@camillebernardino9803]

must be i understad Sir! your explanation.what is occupied and unoccupied patient.and what the open and close bed.very nice explanation.that greats.thank you Sir.

[@la9225]

Thank you so much

[@ToraTv1719]

Thank you so much sir🎉

[@kennyaleelindo9647]

Well done ,thanks 💘

[@Marcitup]

Our pleasure!

[@arrahbesong139]

Hi doctor, am a practicing nursing assistance pls into jape many pieces is the sheet fold ?

[@roselasolmeron6158]

Salamat po Ang galing nyo po

[@ashelycharimei7865]

Was just noticing you don't clean the bed some they do dump dust please explain

[@gertrudedaudin9868]

Good job teacher

[@indingyhang3350]

Thankyouuu po sir mark

[@onlinequran2737]

Thank you sir G

[@chintfunemily6889]

I thought u have the cotton draw sheet before the top sheet

[@camillebernardino9803]

i know if why you don't tuck first the top sheet.bec.they both tuck together the blanket.

[@jessabulan196]

Doc surgical bed and ob bed please thank you

[@playlistsonglyrics2951]

Nice po.na sub po kita..

[@jayaredlvids]

Hello! May I ask what's the reason po kung bakit hindi agad ginawa yung procedure sa other side kahit unoccupied naman po sya?

[@dreamerRichness]

Sir Ur Demonstrations is unbelievable How to Bed occupying but sometimes i feel really sad being a Nurse because A nurse studies almost 8 Semesters each Semesters carry average 5 subject and so many more the things studied. i highlighted the point that should a nurse really deserve to be occupying bed duty in whole hospital it is his or her status to do bed setting it really awful because a person gives so much sometimes for their BSN education at the End what he will do occupying beds for patients or bed setting. Sorry if I say something wrongs Sir.

[@lancevlogs1845]

Thanks for sharing this

[@amanpreet928]

Nice

[@RAVATOBI]

Doc bkit walang draw sheet before the waterproof pad

[@janetpommells6474]

good 👍

[@Marcitup]

Thanks and Godbless

[@chukwuemekathelma7404]

Is for occupied bed

[@mdtariqueanwar2556]

Thanks sir

[@meldridfigueroa4324]

Hi sir good evening po, aspiring caregiver here. Pwede po ba ako mag private message regarding sa caregiving po?

[@mikemierspadios7036]

My teacher includes to many description and rationale making the subject harder to digest. Teacher end up making explanation rather demonstration wastes my time.