CHN Bag Technique

[coolkarl182]

Very Graceful and helpful. thank you so much.

[akeira014]

CORRECTION...after na magamit ang soap, dapat ang towel nasa baba ng soap dish pag ilalagay na sa CHN bag.. to avoid dripping of water and contaminate the articles inside ;)

at sana me mga rationale kasi kelangan namin terror pa naman C.I namin kelangan ng rationale...

[jassem89]

Yung paghila ng apron dapat sa loob di sa labas... mali ang paghila... tapos dapat may paper linen na... :D

[KidzNexDoor000]

as a homecare rn the video is benificial....however hands are to be cleaned prior to going inside the bag.

[carlatops]

Thank you! This video is very helpful to student nurses like me :)

[IBeGodly]

Hmmm close enough sa tinuro samin :) this is pretty helpful though. Tulad nga ng sabi ng iba, the new bag technique includes a paper lining na sa ilalim ng cover, pero it's still almost the same XD, so yeah thanks!

Oh and, iba yung pagkakatiklop ng paper receptacle samin...di nga namin nakuha kung pano eh, mas madali to. haha

[fukiwow]

2nd part wearing the apron the CHN bag should close

[dareen19]

ai diba dapat yung used na towel tsaka yung soap ang soap dish nan dun lang sa sink di na dapat ipatung pa uli sa plastic lining kasi contaminated na yun ei so di na sterile yung area mo....

[freogy]

ung cornucopia dapat nkahiwalay diba sa working area ksi waste product ang nilalagay dun eh.. so macocontaminated yang working area pg nilagyan na ung curnocopia ng dumi

[meikxhao]

I've watched this video several times, although not updated, it helped me through four sems of bag technique!!!

[lonma]

may paper lining na po ung bagong tinuturo

[delrosariorobbie]

thanks for posting. may retdem kami tom, hahaha! nice. kaso ung tinuro samin with the paper lining below the plastic... kaya medyo makaiba lang.

THANKS :p

[clydereynera]

thanks i really learn alot in this video

[janjoshuaray]

salamat po sana madami pa mag post ng vids ng mga RD para sa mga students

[darice04]

hey tnx..its a big help to me..

were going to have our return demonstration tomorrow..huhu..hehe...

[dogspank24]

tnx 4 dis video...it is a great help 2 me

[silentmissy]

tnx sa video na to..nkatulong sken..slamat po..

[freak211freak]

i think that plastic lining is not good enough for the working area..there should be also a towel lining..right..for a good working area in doing some care..but i like the last part, it was very helpful also... :-)

(in my opinion)

[red26blue]

I think he meant which articles are supposed to be placed on what kind of lining. My also taught me different. There's a new DOH book and I think the policies there are a bit stricter when it comes to cleanliness.

Nice video though. The last two tutorials were very helpful.

[rvcjr88]

I see. At that time there were no recommendations as to what articles were to be placed in what kind of lining as there was only one kind of lining.

[red26blue]

I think he meant all those procedures involving which items to put in what kind of lining. My school taught us differently too.

The new procedure is a bit more strict with cleanliness. Nice video though.

I especially liked the last two tutorials. :)

[DjRoguefire]

Hey, kudos to the one who posted this vid.

It's very helpful.

Although there have been a lot of changes in bag technique in FEU IN. Most of the procedures in this video violate current policies especially the beginning parts.

Although other institutions may use this, I advise FEU SNs not to follow this one. And yes, I agree that its our CIs responsibility to teach us. So keep updated! :D

It's just advise, don't kill me. :p

[rvcjr88]

I appreciate your comments. However, you have to be specific as to what particular aspects are not correct or as you say "violates". If you just make general statements it creates more confusion than clarification. Secondly, the whole video may have been done in FEU but it is based on the DOH book that was current as of the time the video was made.

[juliejeanne]

actually DjRoguefire is correct because, the hand towel should be place on top of the soap dish because the soapdish is already contaminated... =) Well, we have different procedures, just follow what is said by your own schools or clinical instructors...... hehehe... imao! God bLEss... hehe

[rvcjr88]

Thank you for your comments. However he did not mention anything specific like you did.

[C420R]

cool!thanks :D

[jethrobsn]

can you place more CHN demos?! coz not only me do i need but also my fellow SN's.... i hope u can grant my wish....

[rvcjr88]

This video was created and later on posted to supplement your studies. Realizing that procedures are best learned visually, thus this video. However, we believe that it is your CI's responsibility to teach you this in case there are Q&A's. It is called a return demonstration in the context that it was demonstrated to you first. At any rate please tell your classmates of this free resource.

[princessaeoifa]

Thanks for the video. This was extremely helpful. :)

[vincentaila]

nice! thanks for the video it realy earns me a 1.0 grade on my retdem! thanks to you! hope to see more of your video about nurse!

[meikxhao]

Thanks for this video!!!

[fhmkid23]

tnx a ton! need that badly!

[rinoaknacks]

hey im a nursing student and i just want to ask why there was only one plastic linen taken out during the first procedure? isn't it that there are supposed to be four?

[rvcjr88]

Thank you for your comment, the procedure may vary according to institutions implementing it. If the procedure as you know it is has reasons/rationale based on a documented source, that you are required to use 4 plastic linens, then that should be alright.

[rinoaknacks]

oh i see. thanks for this video. it helped me a lot during my return demonstration. hope to see more of these helpful videos from you soon :)

[alkglahn]

nice apron