Kettering College - Pacemaker Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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Respiratory Therapy SA rate NES Ion i Mary Dunbar practicing CPR. Ron Brito practicing compressions on An- nie’s heart. Dee Johnson checking out job opportunities. Rex Pfeifle practicing bagging technique. Tanvia Kresse making sure oxygen tank is ready for use. Kent Bankhead taking his work seriously. Coley Sellars and Tim Patton — Now what?! Monna Woods adjusting equipment for prop- er use. Pulmonary function testing. 59

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Respiratory Therapy is one of the newest, most rapidly advancing health care fields developing today, and is currently the second largest curriculum at KCMA. It involves diagnostic procedures, and aids in prevention of cardiopul- monary disorders. Students also learn Basic Life Support techniques and become involved in passing these skills on to members of the community by leading out in the instruction of CPR. Respiratory Therapy students at KCMA are involved in one of the foremost clinical and academic respiratory programs in Ohio and sur- rounding states. We’re proud that this degree of excellence has in the past and will in the future be maintained.

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Diagnostic Imaging Modalities | ma SHAWNEE MISS LS “TIEDICAL CENT coe OS ag Shawnee Missiors Medical Center 8a toder bert, 373 Hed Nery tise ty ust Her heatest MVlesenit scabsesety at area of HY knenen ite Shawnee 1. Ron Hoehn at the job fair. 2. George Hartwig positions patient for x-ray. 3. Monna Keiser pushing portable x-ray ma- chine. 4. Dale and Traci Campbell assist with prepara- tion of x-ray. 5. Lisa Hetzler adjusting tilt of head. ‘6. Mark Ferrell instructs patient from within the control center. 7. Teresa McIntyre after a long day in clinical. 8. Traci Campbell during clinicals.