Hand and Nail Care CNA Skill Prometric
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- Welcome to our CNA channel, your trusted resource for mastering the Prometric CNA exam! In this comprehensive video, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of providing essential hand and nail care-a critical skill for your CNA journey and Prometric exam success. View the proper way to clean and file nails and the safety components of this skill. Our expert guidance ensures you're fully prepared to excel in this essential assessment also used in RN and LPN training.
In this video, you'll discover:
*The significance of maintaining hand and nail health in patient care
*A detailed, Prometric-compliant breakdown of the hand and nail care procedure
*Pro tips to ensure patient comfort, hygiene, and well-being
*Clear and concise instructions for each essential step
*Demonstrations to simplify learning and hands-on practice
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This video right here really saved my bacon. Just passed the test today and the world has one more male CNA.
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Congratulations hope I pass it to going to be my 3er time😮
I’m sitting in the lobby, waiting to begin my test in 10 min and I’m terrified! But if you’re looking for a good way to study, what I did was a.) watch these videos for review and then b.) I typed all 22 skills into a generator online. I would hit generate and it would give me a skill. I opened Google docs and typed exactly what I would do and say during this skill, trying to see as much as I could remember from memory. Hopefully this is a useful study technique for others!
That's a good idea. I'm going to try that. Thank You Hannah!
Great info or idea thank you
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wow i wished i seen this sooner i take my exam tomorrow i watched the videos and practiced each one that i can on a family member.
Literally me right now 😂 recap while waiting for my skills test
Today is October 21, 2021. I have been a CNA for 15 years. It was one of the best decisions that I have ever made. It is truly an honor to take care of people who aren’t able to do for themselves. I had two of the best teachers. They pushed us hard and I’m grateful to them for doing it. Congratulations to all who have taken their state boards and passed. Good luck to anyone who is waiting to take their state boards. God bless all CNA’s♥️
thank you for the hard work you do
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Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m studying right now to be a CNA after years of work as a medical assistant. Already, it’s waaaaaay more rewarding ❤️
I just wanna say hand a s nail care was on of my skills for my state exam along with ambhlation and feeding a patient and I passed with flying colors. My classmates and I watched your videos and practiced with them in our classroom. I passed my cna exam on 4/25/2023 and got my chronic 4/28/2023. I currently been at my job for 1 month. Thank you for these videos, they are a life saver ❤️
Congratulations! That's wondeful. We are super proud of you! Tune in to our Live Q&A Session on Thursday at 3pm (ET) for your congratulations shoutout! :-)
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Your videos really helped me in the time of need. I watched them back to back. I watched your videos before in class, the night before my test and the day of. I took my test yesterday and I PASSED. I was told by my instructor that he didn’t think I would pass but look At God. Thanks again. 🙏
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I should be ungrateful if I don’t come just to say thank you Mrs, with your videos, I spend 3 days to practice and passed the skills, but I was confident about passing my written test. The skills were killing me , and you made it easier to understand and break it with your teachings .
Did you only practice for 3 days total and you were able to pass? Congratulations on passing!
Did you pass ?? I have my test 9/27 I’m sick stress. What you have skills to do ?? And how many. ?? Tell me something about writing please. Thanks
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I have my prometrics today and my teacher always recommended her. Ik imma pass it’s just nerve racking😩
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I passed the skill Exam and knowledge Exam only the first time (2/15/22).Thank you so much for this video 🥰🥰🥰🥰
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I want to say thank you to Miss Patty. Today I just passed my skills exam. I had 100 for the perineal care, 96 for partial bed bath, and 100 for dentures care. I am really grateful to have this opportunity to watch those videos. Thank you very much again.
Where did you take your exam?
Where did u take ur exam ?
they gave you all those skills. each one of those takes some time. peri car and bed bath are both like 16-17 minutes and dentures is like 10-12 minutes
Sitting in my car a hour before my skills. Thank you!! I feel more confident with your help
Hi Misd Patty I took my test exam yesterday and I passed both my first time Thank you also for your videos they really helph me out, God bless you
Mrs patty!!!! You are awesome I did not want to spend the money on a cna class. I only enrolled in your free online course and watched your videos religiously. I passed today with flying colors! You are a Godsend!! Thank you sooooo much!! Oh yea btw I also received my acceptance letter today for rn school. Thank you so much for helping me get started in my nursing career ❤️❤️
That is so awesome!! We are so proud of you and very happy that your found our online program helpful! Best of luck in your new nursing career and keep in touch (we LOVE success stories!)! :-) Congratulations!
Just wanted to say your videos helped me through my preparation for the skill test. And boooobbbbmmmm, I PASSED. 11/2020.
Thanks for the detailed videos.
Thank you so much Ms. Patty! I take my test today in Florida October 25th, 2022 I passed both parts written and clinical skills at the first attempt. This was one of skills, I had emptying drainage bad, transfer from bed to wheelchair, and hand and nails care in one hand. Thanks again Ms. Patty
Congratulation
they only gave you three skills to preform?? also how do you remember the things you needed for the skills like privacy blanket and number of washcloths and gloves i feel like i’ll have a brain fart in the moment because some require 4 washcloths while others just 2.. and tips will be appreciated 😊 oh and was the person you worked on real or mannequin?
Patty, I can’t thank you enough for your invaluable videos. I watched the skills videos over and over, without having someone to practice on. I took my state exam yesterday in Florida, both written and skills tests. I passed both! So happy! Your videos saved me from failing. Thank you again!
What were your skills ?
I passed my state exam with Prometric on the 28th of November, I can truly say these videos helped a lot. Thank you so much ☺️
Congratulations! We are so happy to hear that you found our resources helpful! Best of luck in your new career!
Serene Audrey hi can u tell me hw the state exam looks like
Thank you so much Nurse Patty! Did my skateboard today and I pass, this was one of my skills nail care and wheelchair transfer! I did it!!!!
i take my exam tomorrow! ive been watching your videos for about a week and pray that God will see me through this milestone.
We wish you the best of luck on your exam! Let us know how you do - we will send good vibes your way and would LOVE to congratulate you when you pass.
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Thanks Ms.Patty I passed my CNA and now certified and ready to work! Your videos are amazing and very detailed.. Definitely watch her videos and you will be okay!!
Thank you so much, I watch your videos one day before my exam and right before I took the exam, I passed! I received my results this morning. Your videos are very informative, precise, camera angle is good and not to long. I recommend everyone to use your videos! Thank you sooo much!
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@@melissasamuel2905 Texas
I passed my exam! Your videos were a big help. Thank you 🎉
Wow thank you so much for the videos. They were super helpful to me, I took my CNA test yesterday in south Florida and I passed both parts. I can truly say that your videos were the main reason so I thank you again for all the time that you guys invested on those videos.
We love to hear success stories! Congratulations! Best of luck to you!
Thank You!!! I took my test today and I passed both the written and skills test on my first attempt. I watched you everyday and practiced. Your are truly a God sent. Thank you.
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Thank you so much for these video . With the help of God and your videos I successfully passed my state exam and I am extremely grateful‼️❤️
tovi smith what state u in ?
Thank you so much for taking the time to break down all the steps. I passed my skills test today.
your video really help me, despite I didn't attend any school I watch ur video and I pass my clinical skills, thank you
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I didn't know I could test without attend a school
Yes, in Florida anyone can challenge the CNA exam with no training or experience.
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I passed my clinical skill test today, I want to say to Patty that thank you for her vídeos.
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Am so grateful for watching all the video. I pass my exam just last week
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Hello Ms Patty, I took my exams yesterday and passed so i came back here to say thank very much, I watched some of your videos, and it really helped. thanks much n God bless 🙌 🙏 😊 ☺️
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very nice I really appreciate your time I enjoyed everything you did you make me feel confident thank you so much
Thank you for such a wonderful comment! We wish you the best of luck!
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This was one of my skills and I passed yesterday!
Thank you for your response, wish me luck 🙏
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thank u mrs patty i took my exam today and passed both!
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Woud we fail if we did it this way if the way they trained us was just a bit different (for instance, our class says to use a towel for the table, one washcloth instead of two) I know this way is correct, just want to make sure since these videos are helping me A LOT
Passed my skills and written on thursday🎉 I want to thank you guys so much. The skills I had were ~ nail and hand care, feeding and ambulating. Thank you all so much❤
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I took my exam today. I am just curious is it an automatic fail if you don't check for jagged edges?
In NY i think you’re only supposed to go in one direction with the nail file on the fingers
Hi, I'm not sure if you'll see this but my professor, a former nurse, wrote out this procedure. What do we do about the cuticles?
Just passed exam...thank u for the videos :D
Congratulations! That is so awesome! We are very proud of you and wish you great success in your new career! :-) Are there other topics you would like to see us cover as you begin your career? (Don't forget to like and subscribe!)
Hi, thanks for a great video. Just wondering if the basin should be sprayed with disinfectant spray as you did in your previous videos, and in your student instruction book. Was that step dropped?
Disinfecting the basin is not required for the exam any longer(which is why the new videos and new skills book does not indicate this step any longer). In a clinical setting, if disinfection is required (i.e., disinfecting spray), it would be done after rinsing but before drying. And you would not want to be touching it with dirty gloves while spraying it, so setting it down in the sink is when you would disinfect. Then pick it up with a paper towel to prevent cross-contamination with your dirty gloves. For the exam, once you rinse, your gloves are wet, so using a paper towel between wet gloves while drying basin helps speed up the process. Never put anything back wet, as this provides an area for bacterial growth. The bottom of the basin is not used for direct patient care, so having the bottom of the basin touch the sink is fine. It is the inside of the basin that we are concerned with. Hope this helps!
Thank you for sharing this video
Thanks you CNA I learned a lot from you
Glad to help
Question: is it ok to don’t give the call light to patient hand and just leave it on bed? Shall not we put the basin in dirty designated area?
Is this training skills same in Nevada?
I see it's very helpful but I'm not sure if this training skills same in Nevada.
This is very important,too!🌷🌷
Thank you but I have question we say gloves not necessary if patient have skin disease what happen to you
I pass todayyyyy I’m so happyyyy 🔥
Congratulations 🤝🏻
in the test do we only do one hand?
and for the foot care we only do one foot?
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Do I have to give a call light before gathering my supplies?
Hello, thank you very much for these videos. When you say, 'Gloves are not required for the exam because there is no exposure to personal skin' what exactly do you mean? The CNA is touching the hand of the patient! So is that not considered 'personal skin'? Many thanks.
Personal skin is any skin normally covered by a bathing suit (breast area and genitals). Hands are not personal skin. As long as the patient does not have any skin openings (wounds, sores, rash, incision, etc.) there is no danger to the healthcare worker who washes her hands before beginning the skill and after ending the skill. Touching skin is not dangerous. Touching body fluids and skin openings (which allow body fluids out) could potentially be dangerous, therefore gloves would be required. Hope this helps!
THAnk you so much, May God BLess you
Do you need to sanitized the basin after you rinse it out as in previous videos?
No (but great catch!), the test does not require you to disinfect anything anymore. So, simply rinse, dry and store all patient use items as in the newest videos! Great job!
Do u soak the hands before washing or just wash?
Please explain what Charting: means in the right bottom corner, when supplies shown. I'm not sure what personal skin means either, thank you in advance
Do I have to use a barrier to open the drawer to return supplies at the end of skill?
Since you have not washed your hands, they are not considered clean. You don't want to touch the outside of the drawer with a dirty hand (or, in this case, glove) because that drawer will be touched by clean hands later for other skills. The drawer front should never be touched with dirty hands/gloves - this is an infection control principle. It helps keep the patient's environment clean! Hope this helps!
I take my exam October 9th 2018 in this skill and foot care are we required to let the foot and hand soak for 2-3 minutes ?
You don't have to soak for any specific period of time for the exam. The goal is to soften any debris and make cleaning easier. This, plus much more is covered in our FREE online CNA test prep program on courses.4YourCNA.com. We hope you were successful in your state exam and wish you luck in your new career!
While soaking the patient's hand in the basin shouldn't you use a separate basin for rinsing and washing of the hand for infection control
In a clinical setting, patients must pay for every single supply, either personally or through insurance copays. Even basins cost money! So, using 2 basins can be expensive and is not necessary as long as you don't put soap in the basin. Think about your own bathing habits...if you take a bath, you probably don't use 2 bathtubs, one to wash and one to rinse. As long as you did not add anything to the water (bubble bath, soap, bath salts, etc), that water can be used for rinsing. It's the same thing here. Soap is not added to the water in the basin, but put on the washcloth instead so that the water remains clean for rinsing. Now, if the water is obviously dirty or soiled, you should empty the basin and get new water. If the patient is on contact precautions or has an infectious disease, the care plan may be adjusted to accommodate that particular patient's needs. But this is not the case during the test and you will only have one basin to work with, so you can soak and rinse in one basin. Thank you!
@@4yourcna you explained that perfectly I'm shocked
Hello, after washing our hands, are we allowed to open the drawer without any gloves or without using any paper towels? Thank you.
Yes. Remember that everything you touch with gloves on will contaminate the gloves...please see our video on Glove Rules czcams.com/video/AQa9RYK1BI4/video.html. But a general principle is that you NEVER touch the drawer with soiled gloves or hands....this keeps the drawer clean for others to access. This is why we use paper towels between our soiled hands/gloves to open the drawer at the end of the skill. You can always use a paper towel as a barrier to gather your supplies, too, if unsure (but it's not required) If you found this presentation helpful, please don't forget to like and subscribe!
@ 4yourCNA .... Can i apply lotion after hand care instead of after nail care? It seems like the best thing to do.
Actually, this is a graded checkpoint. On Prometric Clinical skills checklist, item #10 states, "Apply lotion to cleaned hand after nail care finished" so you must finish nail care before applying lotion. Hope this helps! Join us for our Live Q&A session here on our CZcams channel Thursdays (today!) at 3pm Eastern. Hope to see you there!
Did you throw away the emery board and orange wood stick after use ?
I am watching it the hole time at this night good night.
So. question, when you turned the faucet on, you didn't grab a paper towel, is this unnecessary due to the fact that you did not have to wear gloves, or was it just for video purposes and i should still use a paper towel when touching the faucet?
The faucet is always considered contaminated, you touch it with dirty hands all the time (after using the bathroom, after performing care, with soiled gloves). Since the faucet is always considered dirty, it is okay to touch it with dirty hands and gloves. But you can NEVER touch the faucet with clean hands. You would have to use a paper towel if your hands are clean (such as getting the water which is demonstrated in this video) but you don't have to use a paper towel at the end of the skill when cleaning your basin (as demonstrated in the video). Our website has more information on glove use 4YourCNA.com. Thank you!
After the hand washing skill,do you have to do the same style of hand washing or do you verbalized the hand washing part?
Nicole McDaniel Lawrence verbalize after first full skill
You will continue to physically wash your hands until told to simulate from the evaluators. In most cases, this will be immediately before beginning the second skill. But wash your hands until you are TOLD to simulate - very important! Best of luck!
4yourCNA
Thank you so much
I will take sonn i want to know during the skill need to do one hand or both plz ?
Read and follow the care plan! czcams.com/video/PJdcnotw8wU/video.html This video will tell you more about how the exam works and the importance of the care plan during the exam. If the care plan tells you to wash one hand, then wash one hand. If the care plan says to wash both, then wash both. Follow the care plan! :-) Best of luck!
Well miss Patty just wanted to say even your videos are from a few yrs they have help me pass both skills and written test 05/17/2024 thank you
I was taught to check Id and take away their call light is that not okay?
anyone from NY??
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I test tomorrow. Wish me luck!!
We hope you did well on your exam! Let us know how you did - we will send good vibes your way and would LOVE to congratulate you when you pass on our live weekly Q&A Sessions on Thursdays at 3pm (ET). You might also find our Practice Test Game Show on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month at 11am (ET) helpful, too! Like and subscribe to our channel on CZcams to be notified when we go live!
@@4yourcna I passed
This just a question. Aren’t you introducing soap back into the basin when you are rinsing the hand? Prometric states that you should rinse or remove soap with a clean, soap-free wet washcloth. Shouldn’t you rinse the hand over an empty space on the chux with a wet washcloth?
Putting the hand back in the basin during rinsing is acceptable. The rest of that checkpoint reads, "or using basin water if not soapy." You did not put soap into the water, so it may be used for rinsing. You will not be using the water after rinsing, so any soap that transfers to the water is not an issue. Hope this helps!
4yourCNA Thank you!
I take my test tomorrow! Feeling confident with these videos to review me! 😩
We wish you luck as you test! :-)
Maybe Cause your only washing one hand but I was taught after you applied soap to the hand not to place it back in the water because it will make the rest of the water soapy when you need clean water to rinse off but besides that your videos seems really good I’m using them to study for my exam lol
Basins are "No Soap Zones", meaning that you cannot apply soap to the water. You can, however, use that water for rinsing. You can use two basins if you want, but in most cases there will only be one basin in the testing facility. This is because patients are only issued one basin when they are admitted and getting another one will cost the patient money (they are charged for all supplies). Since you can easily do this with one basin by not putting soap in the water, this saves money, resources and time. This is reflected in Prometric's checklist, under checkpoint 5: "...rinse or remove soap using a clean, soap-free, wet washcloth or using basin water if not soapy". Hope this helps! Best of luck!
if i pass im coming back and thanking you
Just passed ! Love these videos .
Where do you dispose of orange stick? Trash or sharps?
Since the orange stick did not penetrate INTO a patient, it does not belong in the sharps disposal. It will be disposed of in the trash. You may find our FREE online CNA Test Prep course helpful. It is located at courses.4YourCNA.com and it's free! :-)
this is amazing
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Is it required to do both hands or just pretend I do the second hand?
For California at least, it says to just verbalize that you would do the same thing to the other hand.
Hello, my state requires me to "Gently push cuticle back with a towel or washcloth." I can't find any examples of what that looks like, can anyone help?
How long do you soak each hand ?
For the exam, there is no specific required time. It should be long enough to soften the debris under the nails, if any exists. Usually 2-4 minutes is sufficient in a clinical setting. For the exam, since time is limited, you (and the evaluators) do not want to just stand around watching a hand soak. So, simply submerging the hand in water is sufficient for the exam. Hope this helps! Best of luck!
I have my cna prometrics test on Thursday, can anyone offer me words of encouragement or words of advice...please and thank you!
on the state test do we have to use a bag to put the towels in ?
For the exam, you will use whatever receptacle the evaluator shows you to use for dirty linens. It may be a laundry basket, hamper, can or bag. Each facility will be set up in a similar fashion, but may have slightly different equipment. The evaluator will give you a little orientation before you begin the exam and point out where all the supplies are located and where to put soiled linens. Hope this helps! Best of luck!
4yourCNA thanks for the videos I have pass my cna skills
Congratulations and best of luck in your new career!
+Taranicka Cummings Congratulations! We are very proud of you and wish you great success in your career!
Are you supposed to put gloves on while providing hand and nail care, especially when using the orange stick because of infection control?
Gloves are optional for this skill. As long as the patient (and you) don't have any skin openings, gloves aren't required. You can wear them if you wish, but they are not required. Thank you!
4yourCNA I wish you guys would tell that to my RNs :) lol!!! :) I watched your video (love it) before getting checked off on nail care and my nurses counted me off for choosing not to wear gloves. (There was nothing in patient's care plan that suggested I needed gloves) But the nurses wanted to see gloves no matter what :(
Sorry to hear that! Not all nurse evaluators follow the rules of testing...so sorry!
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I used a gloves for this skill will they fail me for that.
that's annoying!
Please can you explain why do you don't use gloves?
Gloves are required if one of the following exists: 1) you will be exposed to body fluids 2) you will be touching personal skin (breasts, genitals) or 3) you will come into contact with non-intact skin (wounds, incisions, scrapes, rashes, etc). If none of these apply, you do not need gloves. Best of luck!
Does anybody know what type of questions they are going to ask for written test ?
We have a fantastic eBook for that! Get it for free at 4yourcna.com/ebook! This interactive ebook will help you understand the topics covered on the written exam, what the question is REALLY asking and how to identify the correct answer! Join us on our weekly LIVE Q&A Sessions on Thursday at 3pm (ET) for more testing tips! Like and subscribe to be notified when we go live!
Are these videos the same as Delaware rules in guide lines for Prometrics
Yes, these videos are based on the testing care plans for all Prometric states. Best of luck! :-)
4yourCNA thank you I will definitely let you know how I do thank you for ur video so much
We look forward to hearing from you when you pass! :-)
4yourCNA screaming thank youuuuuuu all the way from Delaware I passed just took them today thank you so much I was in there tell everybody who didn't passed to watch your videos
Congratulations! That is so awesome! Thank you SOOO MUCH for referring others to us! I am so happy for you and wish you the best of luck in your career! :-)
I take my test April 21, wish me luck
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4yourCNA I PASSED, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR AMAZING VIDEO'S MRS.RAMSEY
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How long should the hand soak? If at all?
You are not required to soak the hand, as the care plan does not indicate a need to soak for any specified amount of time. Thank you for your comment!
Tiffany Michaelina Hi Tiffany, I'm also in the NY area. What skills you had to do? I'll be doing my exam Friday.
PLEASE CAN YOU GET BACK TO ME MY TEST TOMORROW ON THE URINARY DRAINAGE DO I HAVE TO PUT MILITARY TIME WHEN I DOCUMENT MY SKILL?
No, military time is not required for the state exam - but if you use regular time, you MUST remember to put a.m. or p.m. next to the time. Good luck on the test!
Thank u
i take my skills test soon and for this skill i was wondering do we use gloves for this one ?
I like this video
I test July 1st 🤞🏽🤞🏽
How did it go? I am getting ready to test. I just finished my class today and got my fingerprints done last Monday. I just found this site, and I am so happy...
Barrett Tribe oh okay cool It didn’t go so well I passed my written & failed my clinicals 😔but I take my clinicals over August the 2nd