Chautauqua School of Nursing - Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

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T1-313 erase TAUIQUA ...A A .. ' . ... i Lecture NO. 16. DISEASES or CHILDREN. 1 Diphtheria-Spasmodic Croup-Membranous Croup-Whooping- cough-Stomatitis4-Thrush--Enterocolitis-Cho era- Infantum --WormS-Convulsions- Hives-Dentition -Rickets-Chorea --Mumps-Earache-Insomnia-Vomiting. - Causes and Symptoms, with Special Nursing Measures, such as General Management, Remedies, Local Treatment and Appli- cations, Diet, Treatment of Symptoms, Antitoxic Treatment, etc., as Required in each Case. Lecture D. THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND THE SPECIAL I SENSES. ANATOMY OF NERVOUS SYSTEM. Brain-Nerves-Spinal Cord-Cranial Nerves-Spinal Nerves. FUNCTIONS. Of the Cerebrospinal and Sympathetic Systems- Reflex Action--Sleep. THESEPECIAL SENSES. Anatomy of the Organs of Special nses. Lecture No. 17. DIETETICS AND INVALID DFEEDING. VEGETABLES. General Rules for Cooking-Recipes. 1 A SOUPS. Food Value-Eighteen Recipes. MISCELLANEOUS DRINKS. Beverages-Tea-Coifee-Cocoa. ,,.,.........j-+- SIXTH sEcT1oN Lecture No. 18. MASSAGE, with Medical Gymnastics. MASSAGE. Movements Illustrated and Explained-General Treatment-Treatment for Special Diseases. 'MEDICAL GYMNASTICS. Movements and Effects. Lecture No. 19. MATERIA MEDICA. DRUGS. THEIR DESCRIPTION, ACTION, USE AND DOSE. Dosage for Children-Aconite-Alcohol-Ammonia --Belladonna-Bismuth-Borax-Boracic Qboricj Acid-Calo- Som Salt- Nux Vomica-Opium-Qulnlne-Rhubarb-Sall cylic Acid-Strychnine and Other Drugs most Generally Ad- ministered. Lecture E. THE SKELETON AND THE MUSCLES. BONES. General Classiication-Enumeration of-+A1'ticulations. MUSCLES. Classification and Description, '46 A 3-A f 'J?.-7'-L .'..x-A A' api mel-Cascara Sagrada-FCastor Oil-Cocaine-Digitalis-Eg

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scHooL or NURS,IN,Q-3' l-'-1 1-'--1 ? RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. Acute Nasal Catarrh-Acute Ton- ' sillitis-Follicular Tonsillitis-Hay Fever-Acute Pharyngitis -Acute Laryngitis-Bronchitis-Broncho-pneumonia-Pneu- monia--Pleurisy-Tuberculosis. - Causes and Symptoms, with Special Nursing Measures, such as General Management, Remedies, Local Treatment and Appli- cations, Diet, Treatment of Symptoms, Antitoxic Treatment, etc., as Required in each Case. ' A Lecture C. THE EXCRETORY SYSTEM. Excretion' by the Lungs, the Skin, and the Kidneys. Analysis of Urine. RESPIRATION. Anatomy of Organs and Process-Rate-Capao ity of the Lun s-Composition of Air. V c EXCRETION BYg THE SKIN. The Skin, and its Use-Perspira- tion. ' ' EXCRETION BY THE KIDNEYS. Anatomy of the Kidneys- Urine-its Specific Gravity, Quantity, Reaction, and Composi- , tion. Q ' . URINE ANALYSIS. Urine in Disease-Measurement-Prepara'- tion of Sample for Analysis--Using the Urinometer-Tests for Albumin-Test for Sugar QGlucoseD. ' Practical Exercises. p Lecture No. 14. BREADS AND SALADS. BREAD. The Theory of Bread-making-Recipes for Various . - Kinds of Breads. FATS. Digestion of Fat-When and Why Fat Foods are of Value. SALADS. Rules for Making-Attractively Serving. I ' U liiii--. B t FIFTH SECTION Lecture Nc. 15. DISEASES OF THE CIRCULATORY AND R NERVOUS sYsTEMs. L CIRCULATORY SYSTEM. Pericarditis-Endocarditis-Angina Pectoris--Arteriosclerosis-Ane1u'ysm. C e NERVOUS SYSTEM. Neuritis--Neuralgia--Sciatica-Cerehral I Meningitis--Spinal Meningitis-Cerebrospinal Meningitis- Cerebral Apoplexy-Migraine-Neurasthenia-Hysteria-Tet anus-Delirium Tremens-Cocainomania -- Morphinomanla -Epilepsy. Causes and Symptoms, with Special Nursing Measures, ,such as General Mana ement, Remedies, Local Treatment and Appli- I cations, Diet, Treatment of Symptoms, Antitoxic Treatment, etc., as Required in each Case. n M D '45

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,'-- assert -eeeee mee.-- m n SCHOOL GF NURSING Lecture Ne. 20. DIETETICS AND INVALID FEEDING. NUTRITIOUS AND FROZEN DESSERTS. ee1eun-Je11iee- - Custards-Puddings-Ice Cream-Ices-Fifty Recipes. CAKES. I Recipes for Cakes Suitable for the Sick or Convalescent. Lecture N O. 21. EMERGENCIES-ANESTHETIZATION. FIRST AID. Preparation for Accident Cases-Supplies. A EMERGENCIES. VVounds-Shock-Control of Hemorrha e- Accidents from Fire-Burns and Scalds-Lightning and Elec- tric Shock-Sunsftroke-Heat Prostration-FrOst-bites-For eign Bodies in the Elie, Ear, Nose, and Throat-Fainting-Fits and Convulsions- ernia or Rupture-Drowning-Artificial Respiration-Bites from Animals-PoisOning-Poisons and their Antidotes. ' I ANESTHETIZATION. General Directions for Administering an Anesthetic-Danger-signals-Methods for Administerin ' Chloroform and Ether-Anesthesia by Nitrous Oxide and Ethyq Chloride-Local Anesthesia. Signs of Death. Care ofthe Dead. ' OBSTETRICAL AND SURGICAL NURSING .M.....1.-.-.-. I FIRST SECTION Lecture No. 1. THE FEMALE PELVIS-The Generative Organs -Fetal Development. ' .f INTRODUCTION . Aseptic Requuements of Obstetrical Nurs- ANAiiOivIY AND PHYSIOLOGY. Of the Female relvie and Organs of Generation. ' FETAL DEVELOPMENT. Conception-Development of the e Fetus. ' Lecture No. 2. PREGNANCY. CHANGES DUE TO PREGNANCY. HOW Var1ouS 0122115 are Affected. If ,' SYMPTOMS. Diagnosis of Pregnancy--Approxnnate Date of p Delivery. t , CARE OF THE EXPECTANT MOTHER. Diet-Dressf Exercise- Rest-Bathing-Care of the Breasts-Bowel Movements -The Urine-The Teeth--Mental State- X Maternal Impressions. 47