CNA Skills: Applying Ted Hose with testing checkpoints!

Welcome to our CNA channel, your trusted partner for mastering the Prometric CNA exam! In this comprehensive video, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of applying TED Hose (also known as A-E stockings) with precision and expertise—a key skill for your CNA journey and Prometric exam success. Our expert guidance ensures you're fully prepared to excel in this specialized and crucial assessment.

In this video, you'll learn:

* The significance of proper application of TED Hose in patient care
* A detailed, Prometric-compliant breakdown of the application procedure
* Pro tips for ensuring optimal compression and patient comfort
* Clear and concise instructions for each essential step
* Demonstrations to simplify learning and hands-on practice

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[nopearlsforpigspodcast]

The last time I worked in a group home was 2 years ago.I decided to challenge the Florida State Test.I watched your 22 Skills videos for a month leading up to today. I PASSED ❤ thank you for your help Patty!

[californiagirl]

Thank you so much for your videos, my Exam is October 20, first God, and I will to pass it 😊

[anointedbnatural]

Just wanted to let you know the school I attended used your videos to teach and I passed my state Thank you so much

[nex]

This helped me so much I watched this and your other skills and I passed my state test today :) thank you so much

[yvetteh]

Thanks...a new skill to know how to do correctly.🌻

[jameswareham]

I just saw you at Hosa You helped me pass my CNA exam. Thank you once again.

[jbrim]

Simply put NURSE PATTY is an angel 👼 passed my CNA skills and received my license today because of YOUR videos. This channel is extremely instrumental to beginners and possibly those looking for a refresher in the medical field! I need an address to send a gift lol I AM A CNA NOW 💪🏽 God bless you nurse Patty. Now back to paying attention to the TED hose video 👀

Thank you Again!!!

[JenniferJones-borx]

Her videos are Phenomenal 🎉 so professional and straight to the point

[badmommy]

Thank you Mrs Patty I passed my skills exam for the state of SC thanks for your videos I had PPE, ROM of leg, dress client with weak arm, and blood pressure 🎉

[alliexx]

I got to meet you at HOSA State 2023 and I passed my CNA Exam!!

[nathzc]

This is helping me a lot to study for my skills test, so thank you so much ❤

[KedwindJeancharles]

Thank you so much ur videos helped me a lot I passed both test on the first try🥳🥳🥳

[sarahnadeem]

Hi, Nurse Patty! first and foremost, thank you so much for these videos!! they’re immensely helpful, especially with having no teacher. i just wanted to ask, is applying ted hose a new skill for 2023 prometric testing? i couldn’t find much about it online so i wanted to confirm. again, thank you so much!!!

[joellaturrentine]

Am excited for
my state test. Praying i dont get nervous😂

[ahhwe-any]

I failed this on my first try. That stocking had questionable bubbles "or square/heel areas" where I didn't know which was which. I'm not exaggerating, no matter what upside down or the other way, there was still a bubble. I couldn't smooth it out even if I tried. I stretched that thing so hard too... I put a little tear in a seam. When I kept struggling, she said you got 5 mins out loud. Before that, I even addressed the mannequin, stressing .., "I just want to make sure that the heel area is going to the heel area, & that everything is smooth before I even leave you." I knew that was some of the key things along with some others that I did do. But that "u got 5 mins" was like, "I'm going to pretend that the heel is on the heel & Everything's smooth. She's in supine. Bed is locked. Wash hands. Curtain is closed unless stated otherwise. & Call me if you need anything else." Should be enough to let her know that I knew what I was doing. When I read the reviews for that place, 1 person said they were petty. But the person forgot a whole pillow. I thought to myself, I'll just hope for the best. Also, I'm in NC. So my anxiety is through the roof with all these hazardous weather conditions. I drove an hr out. Now, I have to drive 2 bc I'm just trying to get this done 🤞🏻🙏🏻. I'm so mad she failed me on that. The toothbrushing 1 too. I did everything correctly till she wanted to start giggling and chatting with my partner & it threw me off. Then I had a brain fart after I was done cleaning his teeth and got stuck on returning supplies, washing hands, all that aftermath after the actual skill. She failed me from before those steps & that's not even where I messed up at, thrower offer. Maybe I'm acting like a sore loser but that driving & 100 per test isn't exactly hassle free. She counted me from step 5- throughout... I messed up taking it off After returning supplies. so my subconscious prob was screaming at me! It's just in my physical world I'm just like honestly, can u shut up? Obviously I'm not going to say that out loud but when you're the 1 being the tested > vs the tester ... That's y the vibe is weird. Not bc ppl r this & that but bc All the students r stressed. Trying out hardest to stay Focused. Just not on u. But the test!!! Trying our hardest to not be anxious. I prob should put my foot in my mouth but I'm just being honest. I'm going to community college next. Hopefully they're not as petty. I remember watching a channel that went by credentials rules. "It's actually not necessary to keep reintroducing yourself." When I said do I really have to reintroduce myself, bc credentia states this & that, & she said go by what your school taught u. If I went by what my school taught me or even Credentia, itself, it states that if I speak out loud on my mistakes before even finishing my skill there's more leniency. I just can't say skill complete, then go back. I'm paraphrasing & it does state that I don't hafta keep reintroducing myself. I just somewhat feel better if I'm saying all my steps out loud... I'm walking me through this too! 😭 Wish me luck. If I fail this too, that's it. That course, the driving, the money, the stress, it was all for nothing. Also I hope I don't get blood pressure bc no facility is using things since b.c. 🤣. No but fr. They don't tho 😤😭. Whole time I thought I failed only the weight thing too bc I don't think I added the top part of lbs. But I guess she missed that ..or didn't include it. Long sigh

[arianavlogs]

Does any one tell me how long we have to wait for certificate after passed cna exam ?