Toledo Hospital School of Nursing - White Cap Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Miss Ann Hagen R.N., B.S. Capitol University Columbus Ohio Miss Elaine Swank R.N., B.S. Ohio State University Obstetrics Many memories ore conceived during our three months stoy in the Obstetricol deport- ment. This speciol service is divided into three sections, nursery, delivery ond post pdrtum. Eoch section otters new chollenges to the student nurse, from witnessing the birth ot lite to bidding the hoppy new pcirents good wishes os they leove with their new bundle. Without the knowledge our obstetrical instructors so expertly convey through lectures ond clinicol experience we could never meet the chollenges with which we ore con- fronted. He'll be able to compete in the featherweights next year! 'x 1 Y-W 'irq ,,, r-1 y i I ,W-A -TN 1,151 3' 12

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ll ll I, -i l :Q ll l i l 'l l l l l i l l ll l l -his-gs, ,fl 5 W f , -..M ,..X,. , 3 f 4 522314 'F' 5. 'tai' ff I 3 we transfer this CVA? Nursing Arts wash the armpit? Mrs, Patricia Conmay R.N. St. Elizabeth Hospital Brighton, Mass. B.S. Mary Manse College Advisor, Junior Class Www v 1fw':-we ,' ww, 'f S1 X 4' 'W 9 . Mrs. Suzanne Magnuson R.N., B.S. Ohio State University QQA Q W6 ,, fy s, at .f M ss. X fy Z Mrs. Varnla Redding R.N. Maumee Valley Hospital Co-Advisor Student Association Nursing Arts was our first experience in actual nursing, as the term would imply. We learned to make beds, give comfort- ing back rubs and perform numerous procedures ranging from the simplicity of an enema to the complexity of adminis- tering medications. After using one another as guinea pigs in lab we nerv- ously performed our tasks under a watch- ful, understanding eye on the floors. lt was the close supervision, helpful hints and prodding of our Nursing Artsln- structors that enabled perfection in the many routine duties we execute on the floors. ll ,V , , y ,,,, , ,, Q

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A , mimi x4'fl ' 'fs 'sa Think l'll refer to my Girl Scout manuall Orthopedics The eight weeks spent in the Orthopedic department rience. Through patients and encouraging instructors nursing orthopedic patients and providing relaxation the broken body and soul healed. To see them up on satisfaction. It took us a long time to figure out how to use when applying leg traction but with time and added to our scope of knowledge. Miss 'Gratia Gikling R.N., M.A. University of Pittsburgh Miss Gail Frobose R.N., B.S. Capitol University Columbus, Ohio 13 was a new and rewarding expe- we learned the fundamentals of and comfort for a patient while crutches for the first time was our many pulleys, ropes, and weights experience another principle was My tix s