University of Oregon School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Learning her role as part of the medical team, senior nursing student MaryAnn Thomas listens as Dr. john Melson explains new patient orders. The medical team is the basic functional unit of medical service. The senior student, by inte- grating her previous years of knowledge and experi- ence, and by co -ordinating her efforts with other members of the medical team learns to unify all the faces of nursing as she begins her own career in professional nursing. Above: Dr. Walter Foster assists Becky Ollila in read- ing the Kardex. Below: Peggy Callahan cheers up a ' patient before an injection. 89

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