I know you probably already know this, but for the sake of students watching this - the main difference between the two drawing up needles is that one has a filter to prevent glass particles from entering the syringe when drawing from an ampule! Love the video - I wish I'd found this when I was a student!

God bless you all nurses keeping us healthy in the UK and others around the world.

Hi dear thanks for sharing this is the most detailed "come to work with me" vedio I have ever seen ❤

This was really interesting and useful. I'm a second year and starting my ED placement tomorrow morning! So thank you!!!!!

omg you would be the perfect mentor

Enjoyed watching the Vlog. It was entertaining and educating at the same time✨

Came across this channel today and I love how your organized and into details. Looking forward to join A&E department soon when I cross over.

Enjoyed this video too, it made me realise how much I am missing out on. ❤️🇿🇦

I’m Looking to getting into A&E as bank thou as I love the surgical unit I’m at; I’m newly qualified. I’ve always wanted to do A&E while I was in uni but didn’t get a chance so I really want the experience first and see if it’s for me then might move. So thanks for sharing this video

Hi Belinda you are the first person l watched your video and after l decided to study adult nursing.l am studyinf access to nursing course at the moment. I have a child and l am 38 years old l know l am old for this but l really want to be nurse.l have few questions about nursing degree.If you dont mind could you answer please? I will choose part time program it takes 5 years. l am worried about the lessons.They told me;Nursing degree is 50% attending at the classroom and 50% work placement .For work placement l should work 11 hours a week (part time course)but l don’t know how is system How many hours a day are there classes and how many times a week do I have to attend class?l have a child.l don’t know how l am going to manege.Thank you very much.

Brilliant video, loved watching it thank you xx

Awww the nurses top is different and cute❤❤

Liked before watching because it's Belinda

loved watching this vid,it was so informative👌

I thought your pictures looked familiar! Then I remembered i saw you on Nanelle’s channel🥰🥰

This is soooo interesting to see.

Great blog 👌🏾

Great vlog. Thank you for sharing :)

I enjoyed this video a lot 😊

Not a nurse but very much enjoyed this vlog

Nurse Bellinda good job

I am an a and e nurse ,I can relate to you

Hello nurse belinda we miss you please drop a video for us you have abandoned us for long.l keep on coming to check if you have a dropped because l really enjoy your videos a lot ❤❤❤❤

Which hospital it is it you work at in this video. I have been to hospital many times Leicester royal infirmary and Kettering hospital

Hello. Nice vlog. Came to your chanell from Nanelle's. Are u still working as a nurse in the UK? Because i watch a video where u said u were going to medical school

How many breaks do you get? Only 1x 30 min? Great video thanks

Hi Uk nurse....im very much glad to see ur videos...Can you let me know any agency which i can approach to get job in UK as a care nurse...❤frm india...

30 MIN BREAK?! what???

Why not call it saline, not water for injection this is confusing.

Are you allowed your nails done?

Which trust mam?

How many patients were assigned to you?

my goal : to be a nurse and me being scared of injecting syringe 😢😂

Lol. Handwashing was literally 5 seconds 😭. Infection control practices in this video is 👎. I have not seen you even once sanitising the tray or trolley that you were using. It’s ironical because this is supposed to be educational?

Plz gaid me uk nurses and UK nurses proses plz gaid me

Why use the word “obviously “ so often -it is so annoying and totally unnecessary

You do know your not allowed to film in nhs hospitals for entertainment with out permission. Your taking risk with your pin girl. Your dealing with sick patients and recording not really appropriate.