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Charity Hospital School of Nursing - Caps and Capes Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

 - Class of 1965

Page 20 of 120

 

Charity Hospital School of Nursing - Caps and Capes Yearbook (New Orleans, LA) online collection, 1965 Edition, Page 20 of 120
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Page 20 text:

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• • • • • BEING A CITIZEN A citizen is one who has certain rights as voting and protection of life, rights and property. He in turn owes allegiance to the government by paying taxes and defending the flag of his country. Upon graduation the student becomes a part of society, with certain responsibilities both legal and moral. As a nurse, she will be expected to play an active part in her community. During her years in school preparation was begun to help her meet the demands placed upon her. A course in civil defense and disaster survival was offered giving instructions in both natural and man made disasters. During a re¬ cent emergency students worked in evacuation centers distributing food and other needed supplies; others worked in hospitals. Voting is one of the most cherished privileges granted any American citizen; it is a basic right in our democratic society. Students exercise their right in a ? milar manner by voting in school elec¬ tions. Those who are twenty-one are urged to reg¬ ister and vote in city, state, and national elections. One is not expected to learn and comprehend all of the complexities of our political system, but a basic understanding is essential. Lectures, readings and participation in activities help to inform the student nurse of her legal and moral responsibilities as a citizen.

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Page 19 text:

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REWARDING Helping a diabetic understand his diet, seeing fear and apprehension diminish from his iace as he successfully gives his first insulin injection; lending a helping hand to an amputee as he takes his first few steps, learning that his prothesis will be a help; assisting a blind patient to see using and perfecting his other senses are very rewarding to the nurse. Working with people, helping others and seeing her efforts terminate with the patient once again return¬ ing to his role in society stimulate and provide en¬ thusiasm for the nurse to conquer many obstacles in her daily life. A shy thank you or a simple smile can brighten her entire day. Giving comfort to a dying patient and faith to his family requires much of the nurse. She gives of herself to others but receives so much more than can be expressed in words or given a monetary value.

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Suggestions in the Charity Hospital School of Nursing - Caps and Capes Yearbook (New Orleans, LA) collection:

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1963

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1966

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