Parkview Methodist School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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They Lay the Foundation I X, x fleft to rightl: Barbara Ross, Endocrine and Dermatology, Patricia GeRue, EENT and Respiratory, Barbara Laukhuf, Cardio-vascular and Hematology. , Q 1 in J 1 E I 'A A: 5 I 21 ' vi ' il y 3 Q N fleft to rightlz Cynthiann Miller, Gastro- intestinal and Genito-urinary, Florence Oster- hout, Surgery and Recovery Room, Joyce Smith, Orthopedic and Neurology. The junior Instructors reinforced and stabilized the basic foundations of nurs- ing care and emphasized special nurs- ing areas with the Coronary Care Unit and Intensive Care Unit. Many doctors of the hospital staff lectured on speci- alized medical fields during the year. Special departments of the hospital such as Pharmacy, EEG, Inhalation Therapy, Physical Therapy, X-ray and Dietary, Central Supply, and the cast room were visited by the junior stu- dents. Each area stressed the special- ization of nursing care, treatment and recovery required for efficient co- ordination of the nursing staff in caring for the hospitalized patient.

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ur ouree of Knowledge 5' xjnii g 1 'w Mix! -Q E X 4 ,- if 3-llc ' K W 5i, 'l+?l..x ' 7 l . ., on n it f il 1 .,:,:...., - I fLeft to rightj: Violet Baker and Judith Notestine, Professional Adjustments. as .,.4,, f QLeft to rightj: Letha Lederman, Pediatricsg Virginia Iuillerat, Psychi- an-y. Senior year at last gives rise to the specialized areas, the ones everyone looks forward to. The instructors for obstetrics, pediatrics, and psychiatry strive to show the students that there is more to nursing than just the medical- surgical areas. Visits to different doctor's offices, juvenile court, and the Logansport State Hospital add dimension to the nine week sessions. Professional Adjustments gives seniors the chance to put into practice every- thing they have learned thus far. Most seniors will agree that this is the best year of all. ,Q l 1 fLeft to rightj: Donna Mayers and Anna Carey, Ob stetrics. 5

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for Our Ultimate Goal Cleft to rightj: Doris Darr, Margaret Hathaway, and Patricia Kuhs. The Freshmen Instructors, Doris Darr, Margaret Hathaway, and Patricia Kuhs lectured, explained, and assisted fresh- men in nursing treatment procedures on the hospital floor and in the classroom. They were vital parts of the building blocks of nursing fundamentals learned the first year as nursing students. Susan Tarr and Barbara Woodring co- ordinated the medical-surgical and fundamental areas of the nursing pro- gram. Under their direction, new principles and equipment were utilized in proper technique. l 7 fleft to rightj: Susan Tarr, and Barbara Wood ring.