The 5 Minute Nursing Assessment (LIVE)
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The 5 Minute Nursing Assessment (LIVE)
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This was the most practical and efficient assessment I've seen so far. Thank you!
This was fire I’ll try to implement this during my assessments as a new grad nurse at work😅
Same!
Same
Yes, that was very helpful! The only thing I can think of adding (in which my school would scold me for) was not checking the head for bumps, looking for lines (of course she doesn't have any here, but you get the idea), and checking the thyroid/lymph nodes.
I get really shy and mousy at Clinicals when I have to meet the patient for the first time while the nurse I'm shadowing is doing something else and I haven't built that rapport yet, so I hope I can get some more practice in so I can do this without looking/feeling/being so awkward. lol
This video is an example of real world nursing.
One thing that is assumed in this video is the pt has clothes on under the gown and every pt will be ok with you pulling down their gown to listen and and ordering them to flip on their side and opening up their gown in the back to look at skin, definitely need to ask permission before you go pulling their gown, up or down.
Any issue with your head, neck, or ears? Patient goes into 15-20 minutes story of past medical problems LOL
hahahahaha
Thank you! Praise Jesus
That was awesome. Sometimes it takes me longer and I feel overwhelmed. I am in second semester . I will practice this before my next clinical,. Thank you!
Just one thing, I think it’s better if nurse do a set of vital signs first, and ask if there is any pain before doing head to toe assessment.
I totally agree... but when vitals machines are limited and being used this head to toe can be done while waiting too. And yes, obviously to ask: Chest pain, SOB, general pain, Nausea/vomiting right off the bat.
We're told to always start with pain questions so you don't make the pt wait for pain mgmt meds.
Not part of this skill
Where I work the CNA gets vitals then the nurse comes in for an assessment.
A part of your job can be delegated and it was in NCLEX.
the best head to toe assessment ive ever seen! so fast!
"You could have 5 patients!" ...*Me regularly having 7🙃*
7-11 🥲 total care (no techs, psw, or other support staff) RIP
Germany laughing rn. Our legal limit is 10, realistically at weekends like 16. And no nursing aides or anything like that lmao
She did an awesome assessment!
This was a very helpful overview.
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This is awesome! I'm going to put it into practice. I'm one of those students that takes a long time. This nurse was super efficient! Thanks for the video!!!!!
This is exactly what I needed, thanks!
love this video. thank you! An acronym would be great to remember it all, but overall very well done and I will be using this for sure.
Thanks.. I really needed this. I have utilized this flow of the head to toe this week in clinical with much success. Most importantly, this gave me some much needed confidence in that first introductory moment with the client- yeah, you know the one where you establish credibility and rapport. Thank you SO much. xo
This is great if your pt. Is cognitive and is able to move on their own
Right
This is great. LBM is my only routine addition. Love this channel.
Thank you
Good quick assessment !
Perfect thank you!!!
Great video! Thank you
Bless you
I am a nurse assistant and I do see things like this in the patients. I see their feet, their back, I assess them but out of mere curiosity. I feel like a scientist when I see this stuff. I feel a registered nurse is a social and analytical profession. I really like Nursing so much but I am very sensitive to even study in a loud room. I need quiet room. I wish I could be a home health Registered nurse. :)
This is probably the best time to be in school for you because everything is online and working from home :) Great way to view it. I used to be a CNA and honestly loved it. The connections I made with my patients was very rewarding. I think if you wanted to pursue it, you'd make a great RN as well.
You’d make a great RN Cari! Go for it!
As a new nurse, I thought this was so helpful!!
This was great!! She's good. Thank you for making this video : )
So helpful!
Thank you, I am in my first semester, we are in clinicals and I feel like a fish out of water.
Great assessment, but don’t forget the socks!
This is awesome 👏
Love it!
The only thing my school would have complained about was the fact that she didn't check the carotids. Besides that, I think this is going to be my go-to method for my head to toe! Thank you so much!
Same
Fantastic assessment
Vsim on all systems, please🙏
Short and clear
Great job :)
great video
Fantastic :)
🙏
I wish i’ve seen this video 2 weeks earlier for my clinicals 😭 but anyway i’ll do this next week to save my grade 😂
Just notifying you that I am stealing a lot of the stuff you did, lol. Thanks for a great lesson
Wow, hope I can be that fast with my H2T assessment one day. Aside from not having time for longer assessments, I always feel that the patient must get annoyed being poked and prodded for 20, 30 minutes.
Right
Wait 5 pt , bro I get 11 pt each shift , but I like this one , our assessment is lil different and simple.
Very helpful but I would add wear gloves!
what if the patient is pregnant or just had a baby?
What was 3:35 for? Nodes?
Skin turgor, explains at the end of the video
It's for hydration status
First he tells me that my soap that I wash with is s***. And that I'm a man, not a dish. Now he's telling me about nursing?
I get that damn ad constantly 😂
No PPE or hand hygiene?
She never put her socks back on
Sound like she’s assessing a 5 year old who is scared. Very condescending....
HUH? what are you talking about.....
That’s really weird. I didn’t pick that up at all. Maybe the toes comment was a little childish
You're supposed to explain things as simply as possible. It's not condescending, it's to make people understand easier.
I did get that vibe too lol