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Hi, Thank you for your post! A jiggle jiggle sweep sounds like a sweet dance move! I don't know how it works when brushing teeth. The NACH handbook for Colorado Nurse Aide does not address this move, but maybe you will get style points?

Hi, Thank you for your post! All steps in the videos are specific to the Colorado NACH Nurse Assistant Handbook. This varies by state.

HI Delian. Thank you for watching our videos! I assume you mean gloves? This is not part of the skill requirement for the Colorado state exam.

HI Delian. Thank you for watching our videos! I assume you mean gloves? This is not part of the skill requirement for the Colorado state exam.

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Thank you for watching our videos! You do perform this skill on a live "patient".

And...remember to round *up* to the nearest 25ml line and then write the measurement in ml or cc and label/state which one you used. No measuring in oz allowed! ;)

Hi Adriane. Thank you for watching our videos. Most health care facilities have touchless sinks or petal sinks which helps reduce water waste.

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Hi Shelby. Thank you for watching the videos. I have an excellent marketing team who put the intros on for me. I do not know where they get their music.

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Hi Ree. Thank you for watching our videos! This skills get much easier with practice.

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Hi Sheri. Always rinse and dry basins. Place in soiled utility. Thank you for watching our videos!

Hi Sheri, Thank you for watching our videos. You should never double-dip washcloths into bath water. If there is stool on the washcloth it should never make it into the wash and rinse basin, which is why it can be emptied into the sink.

Hi Sheri, thank you for watching our videos. Order only matters on the state exam if it says first, before, or after. In this skill, the only steps in a specific order are "Before turning, lowers head of bed " "After completing skill, washes hands"

Hi, thank you for watching our videos! The skills are specific to Colorado. Unlike nursing, CNA does not have a national test and is managed independently by the states. Your skills might look similar but you should reach out to the state governing agency to make sure. It will be either the board of nursing or public health. Good luck to you!

Hi Sheri, thank you for watching our videos! Good catch! You only need to wipe off extra if it exists. If there is no extra (in my case there wasn't but I did want to show the step) then you do not need to do it. It is a bit subjective so I suggest you do perform it on the state exam. You don't fail for missing one step. There are no critical elements to the foot care skills so you would have to miss more than 25% of the steps to fail it.

Hi Phyllis. Thank you for watching our videos! You should always label your measurements to avoid confusion.

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Hi Carrington. Thank you for watching our videos! Colorado only tests on electronic blood pressure.

Hi Matthew. Thank you for watching our videos. Hope your sand fire truck works out. Just curious is it like a sand castle?

Hi Jennifer, Seems like you are missing a few consonants in order to form a word, and one number too many. Unless this is a new slang in which case "10uoimeeeeee" Hopefully I said that right! Thanks for watching our videos!

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Hi Liz, thank you for watching our videos! It's is always a good idea to remove your watch for 2 reasons. The first is you can clearly show washing your wrists without it on. The second is you can lay it beside the sink and watch your time so you know when your 20sec is up.

HI Shifah- Thank you for watching our videos. The patient was provided a wet wipe to wash her hands after wiping. It is not necessary during the state skill exam for the patient to demonstrate this action. It is important that she is provided the means to clean her hands which she was.

Hi Mario, Thank you for watching the videos. The wheelchair always needs to be locked before you stand your patient up. Hope this helps.

Hi Mani! Thank you for watching our videos! There is a pillow under the head that is one, one behind the box that is 2, one supporting the knees and ankles that is 3, and one under the top arm that is 4.

@@northerncoloradotrainingin6388 Thank you for your reply. This helps. I did give the exam today. I am confident I will pass the test. Thank you for your videos.

Hi! Thank you for visiting our channel! We do wash hands prior to starting the skill and at the end of the skill. Always wash your hand when you remove gloves!

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Hi Ana! Thank you for watching our channel. These skills are separated for testing purposes. When caring for a real patient usually vital signs consist of B/P, Puls, Resp. Pulse OX, and temperature.

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Hi, Ashley thank you for watching our videos! There is not a distinct order for the Colorado CNA exam.

Yes, you are correct. Cause think the armpit is the most dirtiest most than likely.

In CO you have to wipe and not let the water drip, so you wash the armpit first then grab a new rag and wash the fingers and the hands so that the water doesn’t drip onto them

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It’s supposed to come naturally,it’s not for you.Supposed to be a passion,which if it it you won’t even mind

Yah I noticed that to

Hi LJ, thank you for watching our videos. Placing the sock back on is not a necessary part of the skill for the state exam. In real life, we would get a clean sock after foot care to place on the patient's foot, not reuse a worn one.

Hi Jesus, No kidding! Swollen legs and feet make the stocking a much more daunting task. Fortunately and unfortunately my manikin does not have limbs that swell. Get those stockings on before the patient's leg is lower than the body (dependent) to prevent too much edema before applying. First thing in the morning is the way to go!