Mercy Hospital School of Nursing - Magnificat Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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l4'L8l g8l'LCy OOIWL l I , -D Drs. Hernandez and F iguero must be ready at all times to render emergency treatment. jdeczfmenlf Sruice Packaging, sterilizing, and loaning are the main objects of treatment service. This department is the heart of exchange for the hospital. A wound is cleansed-a burn is soothed -the uncomfortable comforted-a life is saved! The siren's shrill subsides as the ambulance arrives with its passenger. Prompt and specific care awaits the pa- tient at his destination. This is the Emer- gency Room.

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v Ill 3 V'-xx' , 3' ' First mothers have many questions, as Miss Brophy discovers. 9 .P v Miss Zwick Ends mother and child doing well 'XS smuuc, Q Sterile technique is important in preparing the infants' formula.

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cella never has a dull moment! Miss Flanigan watches as Mrs. Richard Manz prepares to use the .ga flame photometer. - '- W in Norbert Kanczak and Marion Leahy are each doing one of the many blood tests done in the chemistry Laboratory. .J l Jadorafory 4 1 -I 'r 'F i l I Xpag .i i , ' l.,.-- 8l9dl tWL9l'L1f Positioning a patient for an x-ray of the ab- domen are Alice Gray and Teresa Coughlin. Pictures! Responsible for all the inside pictures is the x-ray department. Mercy Hospital students and affiliating students from Rosary Hill College learn the art and skill of the perfect x-ray in relation to the basic principles of radiology. Supervising the department is Sister Mary Lois. Miss Marilyn Schwartz demonstrates proper handling and use uf the portable x-ray ma- Y chine to student XLX Terhnicinm: ' Alice Gray Patricia Smith .loanne Sacilowski Cynthia Weller Beatrice Maloney 89 Tests, tests and more tests-the laboratory under Sister Mary Mar-