The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, June 21, 1975, Image 4

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? Clinton Mills Beg Lung Breathing 2 Blood Pressure 5 The company has begun another major step medical program to protect the health of its A program is currently underway to check future, the breathing capacity of each employe with the lung breathing test, the company is free blood pressure check as an added personal The lung breathing test is comparative painless and harmless. It is conducted with a i spirometer. The machine measures the amour can "blow out" in one second, as well as the tot Clinton Mills has purchased three spirometer lung breathing surveys. The lung breathing survey is broken down (1) briefing and orientation for employees, ( and blood pressure screen (3) the pulmonary Sonny King, Josh Savage and John Franks member team who will be conducting the sui The results of the lung breathing tests an< screens will help Clinton Mills identify those may have other than normal blood pressure,; patterns and to suggest ways that these coi improved. The lung breathing survey, lil conservation program, is another example o continuing interest in employee's health and I "The test is simple, and ?Benn ^v*,,. Pr Safety, Healt Are Your Wc ins ' Survey, I* nr uiifiwwf9*? employees. ?f - QpOtC ; within the near AftCCClnfl. e In conjunction Q. /\Af\ also providing a TjLv^'^ medical benefit. ly simple, both ' , iidtiuuc Ldiicu d it of air that one ? . , , , al volume of air. Survey technicians review flip s for use in the into three parts: 2) questionnaire ' test. make up a three rveys. i blood pressure employees who and-or breathing iditions may be ke our hearing f the company's safety. < ' il yf" * o 'jt X jj S Clinton Mills nurses ai Bennie Waters, chief card HMi trking Partners 8||^|| fli I Mr a^B^yf V^H ^^hh t1 A, ^ jp jjjf itrl JUL. V jfl ^M Mm #f \v i ? I \ j^h?^ f ,'jJj /w %C? chart prior to briefing employees on the lung functiDn pi Kl^l ?/ JlT^^BIL ^JiW ad technicians received extensive training in lung hmc lio-pulmonary technician at Greenville General j^spit x\f ^ v \ "1 IX' \ 1 i ' - ' Each employee's blood pressure to check^i?