Nobody prepares you for the, "But I can't take all of these at once," or "I can't take these on an empty stomach," or the "I don't take any of that at home..." or when you're patient's away from the unit for 3 or 4 hours doing a stress test. But the most surprising thing that nobody warns you about is when EVERY SINGLE PATIENT tries to dump the pills in the cup into their hand instead of straight into their mouth, and the pills spill everywhere. After 16 years, this one still gets me. Good luck future nurses!

Thanks Ms Nathalie for this educational video it helps a lot .

Thank you, Natalie! That's a great video.

Love this demo. More videos please Ms. Dowd!

Very good presentation...and thorough too!..Glad I watched.

this was great. I have this skills check off tomorrow.

Great tips thank you.

This video is excellent and thoroughly explained. I learned alot from it. Hope you'll posted more videos soon.

That’s so straight to the point. Great 👍

This is so helpful! Thank you!!

wow! This is wonderful, thank you very much!!!

She is a good teller and I love her and she teacher me good

Great example!

Thank u natalie

nursing school makes me feel so stupid

Thanks to your vodeo

❤thank you It's hepfull❤

Great

Oh nice

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I keep wondering why professionals (especially in the USA) wear their wrist watch while carrying out clinical procedures. Very poor infection control policy, presumably!

Nothing here about what we need to make sure as in allergies, able to swallow, fluid restrictions, etc! I would fail if I did what you did.