Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing - Appendix Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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'QV' As Dr, Vogel instructs, Deb Reinl-:ing practices in- tubation of ll newborn model. W ' PQQSY Tinkei' Q95 YO Play 21111194 pig to understand how it feels to be up in stirrups, IOR AND IU IORS SHARE OB-CYN Working in the nursery was alot like babysitting for juniors and seniors alike, OB-GYN were combined this year and Mrs. Schneider, Reiff, and Roth taught the rotation. Working different areas and shifts was new to juniors and seniors a- like. Besides the floor work, students taught prenatal classes and had projects to complete. Working with parents and in- fants, students utilized teaching aides and new nursing skills to function effectively in this area of nursing. Tiring at times, OB was also fulfilling. 25

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Working with children put hutterflies in seniors' stomachs at first. A new modc of explanation and observation had to he utilized. There were two added per- sons besides the patients in this type of nursing-parents. Often they were as frightened as their child. Care plans and a party were also a part of this rotation. Visiting Head Start and a nursery school were two programs to be observed out- side of the hospital. Mrs. Gauldin taught this rotation. In pediatrics, conferences between Student and in- structor are frequently needed, UR ING CHILDREN IS WGRK B T FU , TOO ix' Y NNI' 1 ' ,Q U Qu .ia F Q ' . a m l IIE -I I - r'- IVR is - Al X f an 'ruff' We -L S- Above left: Marcia and patient enjoy playtime. Above right: jane checks on a baby in SCN, Below: Carolyn real- izes the importance of keeping a child from being bored, -rv-vqui X ltx -i La' t l' ' ws-ff: . A u i , f A I ' A tu Q' I ' f' f I V wi . ,.,V- .. 3 ga ,Q 5 4, X, f-5,41 - ff 1 W V ., pg 5 1 Q l , 5, c. ' A i 64' -fi