St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - In Tenebris Lux Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Morris, Miss Dalenberg, Miss Miss Larsen, Miss Gatchell. Epstein. Ask the Charge Nurse! TOP: Mrs. Hickey, Miss Rumberger. BOTTOM: Mr. Andrews, Miss Crain. Mrs. Halek, Miss Scaravelli, Mrs. Hunt. 15

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B.P. q.l h., Phenobarbital gr. iss q.id., lst day Sippy and Amphogel q.l h., is a familiar order carried out on a medical floor. Although this may be typical of an ulcer patient, the 5 medical divisions have a variety of patients with medical problems. Dependability, organization and guidance are personified daily by the head nurses manag- ing these floors. The student’s inspiration. Mrs. Schultze, standing. Miss Howells, seated. pe Miss Holicky, Miss Albers, Mrs. Althans, Mrs. Bartlett, Miss Hub- bard, Miss Jones. Dressing carts were replaced with the convenient dressing packs—new this year on the surgical divisions at St. Luke’s. Of course, the old saying still prevails, “You haven’t heen up to renew the narcotic orders yet.” ENT, Eye, Orthopedic and elective surgery patients occupy beds on our eight surgical floors. These floors are headed by competent, in- telligent, professional graduate nurses who also serve a two-in-one job—that of our on the job instructors and advisor. Mrs. Shipman, Mrs. Zeman, seated. Mrs. Valentine, 14 Miss Anderson, Mrs. Kronk, Mrs. Connelly, standing.

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ee z Miss Richardson, Occupational Therapist. Miss Krumhansl, Physical Therapist. DEPARTMENT HEADS In a hospital our size many departments are necessary for its proper functioning. Capable leaders must head these departments. In their hands is the task of or- ganizing, directing, teaching and coordinating these ac- tivities to obtain the ultimate goal of service to our patients. These services are provided by each depart- ment. Dietary, research, diagnostic, therapeutic and re- habilitative measures are among the many facilities of- fered here. Their ultimate satisfaction is achieved only when all aspects of health and well-being are restored to the best of their capabilities. Dr. Seigal, Pathology.