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ROOSEVELT 1936 Dr. JG. TT. Quandt, school physician; Miss Hunstrom, nul' nurse; In: Fl'nneis It. lddsti'nm, sehool dentist. OUR SCHOOL DISPENSARY A visit to the school dispensary at any time of the day would show even the eas- ual visitor that it was a busy place. An average of forty students are seen and cared for daily. Miss Hanstrom, our nurse. is on duty a little after eight oieloek each morning, and from that time on she is ministering to the boys and girls of the Roosevelt Junior High School. Besides attending to the dispensary, our nurse teaches one class in general science which meets three times each week. The duties of the school nurse are many and varied; most often she is giving first aid, but there are times when pupils have accidents, such as tearing their garments or spilling ink on their clothing, and they go to her for help. Often times she is con- sulted as to what to do for a sprained fin- get, a wart, a callous on the bottom of the foot, a verruca, and many other such ail- ments. Inspections are made frequently so that contagion and personal cleanliness may be closely checked, and bad habits, such as biting the Fingernails, may be found and broken. She also assists the school dentist, Dr. Edstrom, and the school physician, Dr. Quandt, in their periodic examinatons. Each pupil has a dental examination once a year if possible; there have been 1,474 dental examinations made to date; each pupils is given a report of his examina- tion to take home to his parents so that the home might check on the result of the examination and eo-operate by help in whatever way it was deemed necessary. From September, 1935, to March, 1936, Dr. Quandt had examined 712 students; besides doing the regular examinations he is often called to inspect cases and to de- cide whether pupils should remain in school or not and in some instances to make a diagnosis. Each child who has a physical defect is given a written state- ment about it to take home so that the parents may know and aid. Much to the surprise of many, perhaps. our nurse this year has taken care of 798 First aid cases, some of which were of a minor nature to be sure. but many have been quite serious: all received necessary attention. Each year it is routine for the nurse to weigh eaeh pupil at least once. This is usually done in the 7B, 813, and 98 grades, spreadingr the work over a period of time; almost nine hundred have been weighed, measured, and Checked this year. The work of the school nurse, who cares for the school family of 1,700, 18 indispens- able and invaluable. Page 16
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