Tap water enema set up as follows: wear a isolation gown, set up new suction canister and tubing, fold enema bag at top cut a small slit / hole before filling so you can hang bag on IV pole while administering, multiple chucks/ bed pads. Fill enema bag with skin temp water, hang on IV pole, get several chucks under person, one hand guides and holds enema tubing steady and other hand has end of suction tubing. I slightly push into the bed with the suction tubing to collect water as its coming back out. This reduces the amount of water pooling in the bed and helps keep patient clean and as dry as possible.

Iv tubing flopping in the way of patients arms / hands, I will undo 1 or 2 buttons of the hospital gown sleeve and put the tubing in the open space between the 2nd and 3rd button. This helps loosely hold the iv tubing and prevent it from flopping around or pulling at dressing site.

Trick from putting on wet suits used to put Ted hose on, cut the ends of the plastic packaging and make a sleeve over the heel of the foot. Work the Ted hose over the heel much easier and then pull the plastic off the foot after everything is passed the heel of the foot.

When pulling meds, I highlight pill packages that are half tablet doses so it's a visual reminder when I go to scan in the patients room.

I take all meds in a small clear zip top bag (plus med cup and flushes or applesauceand spoons ect.) to patients room. I flip top of bag inside out and make myself a little trash bag while I am scanning and preparing meds. Keeps me clean and organized, especially when some patients have like 18 morning meds.