Watts School of Nursing - White Cap Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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24 PEDIATRICS At CP Hospital Cynthia Phelps and Pam Tingen play games with the children. This baby seems to be t he perfect fit for Gene Galyean’s arms. A winning smile and loving touch from Mrs. Fuller may help to sooth a little of the pain. While at Cerebral Palsy Hospital, Pam Tingen kneels down to see what this little fellow has to say.

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As part of the work in the newborn nursery, Kim Merringer is giving the mothers on Ward O a ciass on how to prepare the baby’s formula. Maternity nursing under Anne Carroll... What can you say? A nutrition work sheet and study. A ward list to define. A tremendous drug card list, 3 bibs a week, not to mention the case study and all the process recordings that go along with it. A fabulous time in labor and delivery with Mrs. Gould, who knows her stuff. Tests that only come once a week. Most of all, maternity nursing is learning about the beautiful process of human reproduction. A new arrival in OB, but no it’s not a new baby but a new instructor, Mrs. Eleanor Gould. Even post-clinical conference can be fun — sometimes. 23

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Having a story read by Julia Upchurch and Chery! Andrews makes nursery schoo a little better. While at Child Care Center Nancy Bigelow is trying to persuade the little girl to let her take her temperature. PEDIATRICS 1S -— — children. — eleven weeks of work, worry, and wonder. — nursery school where you watch children grow and learn to play a lot of games. — working at the Child Care Center and watching Dr. Rouse change shirts. — the Intensive Care Nursery where Mrs. Holloway shows her real self. Ward D — giving care to sick children and sometimes becoming deeply involved. — four hours a day of class watching Mrs. Fuller talk with her hands. 25