St Agnes Hospital School of Nursing - Lamb Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Above: TIPPING THE SCALE is unpleasant business as far as Baby is concerned. But juniors Genevieve Cimino, Trudy Tillett and Helen Bilinsky know that the weights and measures are a necessary part of the daily nursery routine. Left: THE CENTER OE INTEREST for junior Orthopedics stu- dents Barbara McSurdy, and joan Ferry is the patient Mrs. Chase. Here the instructor Mrs.'A. Ivi. Massaniso demonstrates the use of an arm sling. one phase in this study of the treatment for bone and muscle pathology. J mr 'Wana-. BETTER NURSING CARE results from a fuller understanding of the individual patient's needs. To acquire this understanding, Junior students attend Clinical Conferences where they discuss actual case histories,

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AND WISDOM HEAVEN ONLY KNOWS the answer to Sister Suzanne Maries question, thinks Olga DiRenzo who hopefully star-gazes in search of it. Neighbors Helen Morris and Dolores Fisher probably have it at the tip of the tongue. Lower left: JACK OF ALL TRADES and master of those involv- ed in nursing is the aim of Mary Woods and Dolores Sikora who inspect the Basal Metabolism machine after a lecture in Enclo- crinology. Lower right: WILL IT HURT? is the ageless question of patients like Helen Morris who submit themselves for Allergic Skin Tests. Rita Scanlan demonstrates the correct technique for intradermal injections. WW

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SHE ACCEPTS ADDED RESPONSIBILITY TENSE MOMENTS in the operating room where many pairs of skilletl hands work togeth- er for the benefit of the patient. Assisting Doctors Mattei and Bennett in major surgery are Mary Alice Hahn. scrub nurse, and Joan I-Iinchey, R.N. AND SO TO BED clespite the lures of television! Pediatrics Nurse Fran Kruczek knows that rest is essential to 11 sick chilcl and she turns a deaf ear to this plea for more TV. 11. .I I :iffy - we I sig was I it-il, ff: A --ti 'gr I I 9 . i gs 42:45.