@wendy2913 That is Right !! I am a CNA and In My CNA Class i was taught the same thing, Always Make sure your patient takes off his or hers shoes FIRST! Then Put Down Paper towels on the bottom of the scale and Make sure the scale is set to ''0'' Before Taking the Patients Weight !!!
The measurement lines are in variable of 1/8ths. If it is an even number you write it as a reduced fractions. For even numbers you write it as it stands ex: 1/8, 3/8, 5/8, 7/8. And yes as others have said you always zero out scale, place a papertowel barrier, remove shoes, and assist patient up if needed.
The measurement lines are in variable of 1/8ths. If it is an even number you write it as a reduced fractions. For even numbers you write it as it stands ex: 1/8, 3/8, 5/8, 7/8. And yes as others have said you always zero out scale, place a papertowel barrier, remove shoes, and assist patient up if needed.
It looks like on 1/2 or .50. Someone was asking about those three lines between and how to read them the first line is 1/4, then 1/2, and 3/4. If you want to read it as a decimal it reads .25, .50 and .75. When you say it, you have to say point two five not twenty-five.
I was taught that the first thing you'd do is put a "barrier" on the floor of the scale for the patient to stand on.(barrier being 2 paper towels) The barrier is so they can take their shoes off to get an accurate rate. Then You have to go through the motions of setting the scale to "0"(even though it may already be) Anyone else agree??
Yes! Thats what I did. I completed the LPN all for free while in high school! (: Now I'm ahead of my entire class with my nursing degree and going on to the Doctorate. I encourage EVERY one to do this!! ;D
CNA training in Utah is much cheaper It was $400.00 I got mine at UTahCNATraining they were very good. also people came from states as far away from Califorina Where they told me it was $1.500
A good quick-and-dirty video of how to use a beam balance scale, but not much on the other aspects of proper weighing, like what time of the day to weigh and the patient's position on the platform. Also, isn't it a bit much to still be using old mechanical scales?
Yes they are very helpful for me. My CNA classes cost $500 (that included everything, including uniforms). I was lucky because some schools charge a lot more.
@wendy2913 That is Right !! I am a CNA and In My CNA Class i was taught the same thing, Always Make sure your patient takes off his or hers shoes FIRST! Then Put Down Paper towels on the bottom of the scale and Make sure the scale is set to ''0'' Before Taking the Patients Weight !!!
Lakena2552 2 weeks ago
I totally agree with you wendy2913. According to the ARC, that is mandatory.
MsLukster 2 months ago
The measurement lines are in variable of 1/8ths. If it is an even number you write it as a reduced fractions. For even numbers you write it as it stands ex: 1/8, 3/8, 5/8, 7/8. And yes as others have said you always zero out scale, place a papertowel barrier, remove shoes, and assist patient up if needed.
Sgarcia8286 4 months ago
The measurement lines are in variable of 1/8ths. If it is an even number you write it as a reduced fractions. For even numbers you write it as it stands ex: 1/8, 3/8, 5/8, 7/8. And yes as others have said you always zero out scale, place a papertowel barrier, remove shoes, and assist patient up if needed.
Sgarcia8286 4 months ago
It looks like on 1/2 or .50. Someone was asking about those three lines between and how to read them the first line is 1/4, then 1/2, and 3/4. If you want to read it as a decimal it reads .25, .50 and .75. When you say it, you have to say point two five not twenty-five.
lili20009 4 months ago
In NJ, dont say the number out loud, make sure the resident has shoes on (for safety) and zero out scale before you help them onto it.
TheRealPetulant 4 months ago
QUESTION: in the state of FLORIDA--do you weigh the resident w/ or w/o shoes???? please help!
vdai1977 5 months ago
Your not supposed to say the number out loud. And you MUST provide a barrier and shoes should be off.
OctyB 5 months ago
@OctyB -Incorrect, shoes must be worn according to Colorado Nurse Aide Candidate Handbook issued by NNAAP.
bassminusb 3 months ago
good job..
MySheniqua 7 months ago
u NED TO RXPLAIN BETTER HAVE BEETER VIDEO TAKING SKILLS BAD VIDEO I DISLIKE SORRY
jtmorrison126 7 months ago
I was taught that the first thing you'd do is put a "barrier" on the floor of the scale for the patient to stand on.(barrier being 2 paper towels) The barrier is so they can take their shoes off to get an accurate rate. Then You have to go through the motions of setting the scale to "0"(even though it may already be) Anyone else agree??
wendy2913 9 months ago 6
pissing, out my ass.
...seriously people? ;)
fireseed23 10 months ago
Nice focus job camera guy. :/
kmfdm17 10 months ago
damn the CNA class i took cost me 20$ for the damn book.....free class my ass >:(
SinisterKelly 1 year ago
@SinisterKelly That's how they get you. That's why i'm glad welfare pays for stuff like this.
1wildlady 4 months ago
I took a challenger test in nc paid 101.00 and passed without training
tabbylockamy 1 year ago
I payed $400.00 for my CNA class. I was taught by ccCNA. I was wondering what are the readings for the little lines in between?
Please help. :)
SLYFeesha 1 year ago
If you go to a junior college it is free!! i live in california and got mine for free
teyonce71 1 year ago
@teyonce71
Yes! Thats what I did. I completed the LPN all for free while in high school! (: Now I'm ahead of my entire class with my nursing degree and going on to the Doctorate. I encourage EVERY one to do this!! ;D
OctyB 5 months ago
is it read by 135.25(the little lines in the middle) or 1/4 i dnt understand. please help me out someone?
Jesvel18 1 year ago
@Jesvel18 the three lines are read as 1/4 1/2 3/4
1wildlady 4 months ago
Just a ? why do they charge so much for the class but pay so little?
djkissbird 1 year ago
@djkissbird That's what I'd like to know as well????
1wildlady 4 months ago
CNA training in Utah is much cheaper It was $400.00 I got mine at UTahCNATraining they were very good. also people came from states as far away from Califorina Where they told me it was $1.500
These help alot to see them on youtube
54scarlet 1 year ago
The CNA class I will be taking starting June cost me $1,231 that is with Tuition and materials.
Scio87 1 year ago
@Scio87 damn
neglectedurchin 9 months ago
A good quick-and-dirty video of how to use a beam balance scale, but not much on the other aspects of proper weighing, like what time of the day to weigh and the patient's position on the platform. Also, isn't it a bit much to still be using old mechanical scales?
drtuxmed 2 years ago
The video is very helpful are the marks inbetween the numbers measured in quarters like 1/4...33and1/4 lbs?
killajive 3 years ago
This is very informative cause some of us can't afford CNA classes.
Zephyrnix 3 years ago 3
Yes they are very helpful for me. My CNA classes cost $500 (that included everything, including uniforms). I was lucky because some schools charge a lot more.
vanillapie 2 years ago
Mine was $650.00.
HUSKY57887 2 years ago