CNA Skill #13 Making an Occupied Bed

CNA #13 Making an Occupied Bed.

The proper way to make a bed with the patient still in it while providing privacy and safety.

CNA #13 Making an Occupied Bed

[diamondgrayson]

I know at the nursing home where I worked at we weren't allowed to leave the bedrails up unless the doctor said it was ok. And on top of that before and after each procedure your suppose to wash your hands and put the call light in their reach and ask them do they need anything before leaving the room.

[ms.tdixon]

They seem to be missing a few steps i hope they have improved since this video

[myguy]

you forgot to check for personal belongings before removing soiled linen

[djezdeek]

you guys forgot to add the call light.

[DaBeshGala]

You need to be more careful on placing the patient on the side position.

[karenparker]

:( She didn't change her gloves and hand sanitize after removing the dirty linen. Unfortunately can't use this video with students for review.

[bencissell]

So many missing steps here. Would not recommend.

[nivekzurc]

They did not verify patient, mitter the corners, leave call light, lower the bed down for safety, document or wash hands after the procedure. And I hope the Nurse Plan says keep side rails up, because of that's entrapment.