OSCE: Intravenous (IV) flush and visual infusion phlebitis (VIP)

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These uploads are intended to help NUTH’s IENs whose undergoing OSCE training and awaiting their exam BUT also for other IENs out there whose in the same boat becauseeeeee sharing is caring :)
Our training style might or will be different from other OSCE facilitators but we all share the same concept of basing everything by NMC Code and the OSCE marking criteria.
Some videos are longer than the set OSCE station timing but most of the OSCE videos uploaded here have detailed instructions too for training purposes; thus, going beyond the set time. Nonetheless, you always have to do all OSCE stations within the set timing by NMC.
Gentle reminder to be respectful and considerate for any constructive comments you’ll leave. Otherwise, hope these videos will help! Xxx

[@nuquiromero]

Marami rami na po akong napanuod na mga video ng osce, pero yung sa inyo po yung clear and concise at masasabi kong highly recommendable.
Thank you Audrey. 5 days before osce, paulit ulit kong pinanuod videos mo. May God continue to use you and your team as an instrument and blessing sa mga aspiring UKRN.😊

[@audreytapang6293]

Thank you very much for your kind words. That's the purpose of this YT channel.

[@karlomarksumalinog395]

Thank you Audrey 🎉🙏

[@eminamaia]

Thank you for this very helpful video. Just one question tho, in one of your medication admin videos you mentioned all the meds on your drug chart before proceeding, if I don't do this on my OSCE day will it matter much? I'm worried about time keeping.

[@Joanie.nkworka]

Tnks Dear

[@Mille-dd9gv]

Just a question about the equipment on the osce exam day - is this usually all laid out for you like you have in the videos or are they in boxes/ trays and we need to look for them? Worried about timing.

[@audreytapang6293]

You will have a trolley with different drawers and you will get your materials from there. Some prepare it for you already but on some occasion you may have to prepare your own so it’s wise to know what materials you need for each station.

[@gloriachukwuma6080]

Well explained. You missed the rotation wrist, the last step of the hand washing in most of your hand washing steps

[@audreytapang6293]

The updated WHO hand rubbing doesn't include wrist anymore, please see link cdn.who.int/media/docs/default-source/patient-safety/how-to-handrub-poster.pdf?sfvrsn=9d2f6e89_15

[@charlesonukwili2062]

Good one

[@audreytapang6293]

Thanks

[@ansuannajestin3393]

🙏🙏🎉

[@tajinderkaur3980]

How can we contact you

[@gloriachukwuma6080]

When did you practice ANTT? I didnt see any, you kept using both hands and touching

[@audreytapang6293]

Your ANTT would matter with your micro-critical asepsis which is at the point where you connect the pre-filled saline flush to the luer lock without touching both ends. Hope that helps.