The EASIEST WAY to Place a Resident on a Bedpan - Prometric CNA Skill

The technique you use to place a patient on a bedpan depends on the patient's ability. If a resident CAN lift his/her hips, you can use this technique when placing the bedpan. If your resident is TOTAL care and cannot raise his hips, please watch our video that demonstrates how to put a total care patient on a bedpan.
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Patients who are unable to get out of bed may need to use a bedpan when urinating or for bowel movements. The standard bedpan looks like a toilet seat and has a wide, high rim. These types of bedpans are placed under the patient with the widest end under their buttocks. The fracture pan has a lower, thinner rim.
Assisting the Resident to Use the Bedpan is one of the CNA Skills that is on the Prometric Nurse Aide examination. Subscribe to our Channel for Free CNA Training Videos and Practice Questions. We post new videos weekly.
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