Queen of Angels College of Nursing - Liber Reginae Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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SISTER M. GERALDINE Night Supervisor First Row: DEPARTMENT S UPERVISORS Sr. M. Beata, Diet Kitchen: Sr. M. Marrietta, Filth Floor: Sr. M. Rohcrta, Fourth Floor: Sr. M. Principia, Second Floor. Second Row: Sr. M. Junella, Pharmacy: Sr. M. Annella, Pediatrics: Sr. M. Hedwig, Orthopedics and Obstetrics. Absent: Sr. M. Agnes Louise, Surgery. 2 f Iv? Q 5 HEAD NURSES First Row: Miss Uickman, Obstetrics: Miss Scully, Ortho- pedics: Miss Gleason, Fourth Floor: Miss Al- mond, Sugery: Miss McNally, Second Floor. Second Row: Miss Pfeiffer, Pediatrics: Miss Mertens, Fifth Floor: Miss Chapman, Nursery: Miss Gaitskill, Central Supply. Absent: Miss Heyde, Delivery Room. . ,.,.. .. gf. I r A iii L ' ' as ini ,gi g 'mp X S i 3 . ' Q er l - -A ple iff N , a Staff Nurses' Meeting Fnrly-three

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Forty-two DR. J. HAENI-:L l'syf'l1iatry DR. L. ADELSTEIN Neurology MR. J. ZIEMAN .l urisprudence DR. N. ANDERSON Skin and Venereal Diseases .xdoluance urricu um Advanced Curriculum is the Hnale to the required class studies of the student nurse. It includes Jurisprudence, Neurology, Psychiatric Nurs- ing, Skin and Venereal diseases, Public Sanitation and Pro- fessional Adjustments H. Even Hangels of mercy may err Without some knowledge of the laws regulating the nursing profession. Therefore lec- tures in Jurisprudence are given by Mr. H. Zieman, at- torney for the Queen of Angels Hospital, who teaches the student the legal rights of the doctor, the patient and her- self and what laws must be observed in the nursing pro- fession. Psychiatry lectur'es by Dr. Haenel include a field trip to the Psychiatric VVard at the Los Angeles County General Hospital which affords the opportunity for observation of practical and theoretical care of psychiatric patients. Skin and Venereal lectures under Dr. Anderson include types of contact dermatitis and the different allergies, their treatment and nursing care. The control, prevention and nursing care of venereal diseases are also included. Public Sanitation, concerns the people as a community, and the social and governmental activities which are con- cerned with environmental control and health promotion, is taught by Miss Sacksteder R.N., B.S. Here disease pre- vention, through the control of food, Water and Waste, and health procedures in both rural and urban areas are con- sidered for health maintenance. A course also designed for senior students is Professional Adjustments H. Present social and economic situations that have influenced nursing are discussed and analyzed by Miss Lee, Director of Nurses. Vocational opportunities and trends are surveyed. The purpose is to help the student in under- standing actual professional problems and how to meet them. The course considers the proper techniques in securing, fill- ing and resigning positions and how to succeed in them.

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