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NG insertion while holding breath for maximum success & minimum pain!
Why and how!?! Short thread!
The why: in my experience, it makes the pt much more comfortable by making them a bigger part of the experience (by working with you), WITHOUT the stress of having to gulp 1/
Why and how!?! Short thread!
The why: in my experience, it makes the pt much more comfortable by making them a bigger part of the experience (by working with you), WITHOUT the stress of having to gulp 1/
2/ water down - 2 things: 1) NGs are often for those vomiting/nauseous - the LAST thing they want to (or can) do is guzzle, sip, or imbibe water. Horrific. 2) it removes the stress of 'now it's at the back of your throat, you feel like retching - QUICK, drink water!' In my 3/
3/ experience, this is often when they tear up and feel WORST - trying valiantly to down water while choking on a big-arse hose choking them.
Without the stress of having to swallow water, you can work 'with' them in a WAY more gentle & relaxed fashion, which in turn makes /
Without the stress of having to swallow water, you can work 'with' them in a WAY more gentle & relaxed fashion, which in turn makes /
If a person wants to #improve any quality, they must identify what they want to improve then break it down into an actual behavior that can be measured and evaluated. This is defining a behavior.
#TakeAction #Leadership
#TakeAction #Leadership
My #MentalToughnessTuesday challenge for you is to define one daily behavior or action that will confirm to you that you are in fact focused on improving your most important quality. #AlwaysImproving
Once you have it behaviorally defined it, I want you to write it down and put it somewhere you will see it daily. Doing so will significantly increase confidence and ability and thus lead to even more #mentaltoughness on your part.
Being great isn’t easy, but you can do it.
Being great isn’t easy, but you can do it.
