The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 12, 1948, Image 9
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^ does school nurse do?
) McMASTER gives answeri
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ffSrm iSrTJ^SL*^ *‘ l ! rt W? head and
. pine Tree Hill 10,
i Jackson 4, Airport 1,
ft 1. Office treetments
temperatures
to
ill persons
Other home ^
idren 5.
inspections by nurse 263,
inspections by muse 145,
rmanent teeth or meny
• teeth) 51, other defects
corrected: vision 3, oth-
!^es with teachers 42,
n ts at school 11, with in-
upils 11, With other local
workers 8, with state
irkers 3, with workers
ocal agencies 2. Notifi-
rtters, etc., tb parents
•oom health talks \7,
ring talks 273.
, to the frequent ques-
,t does the school nurse
McMaster gave a duty
eport of two specific
-19,” said Miss McMas-
g normal day, but Oc-
s not a normal day.” On
j, the following duties
)’rmed: individual con-
ith two teachers, a con-
th an emotionally dis-
ld, a conference with
ho was disturbed about
rade son, helped a fifth
ier get started with the
ng of her pupils, health
* pupils in preparation
don testing, did corn
eal inspection of 15
se teacher had already
ision testing, cared for
r injuries in the course
took two temperatures,
ihildren to health de-
jr vaccination, took to
ichool the parent noti-
results for hearing
:ted five heads, made
mits, one to advise
e for a child who had
injury at home, and
iss correction of a bad
a which had been dis-
hearing test
her 6, all previous
e day were submerged
tantly occuring things
®f^ ore school began
Sgly^ fflthtn were treated
ter minor injuries. A Urge boy
cold aS f™ SS* * vcrj ^
and fever. The nurse snent
more than half an hour in a
roewn, helping the teacher ^t
starts wi vision testing, a talk to
ffm® to bsve a splinter re
moved from under his finger noil
A seventh grade girl was put to
bed, dizzy and with headache,
*^ r ha^ng been kit on the head
by a flying football. A first grade
boy appeared to say he was sick
and wanted to go home—tee nurse
did not think he was sick, but it
to&qyte • time to convince the
child. In the meantime ,a second
grade girl had come in, pale and
plainly ill, and having already
burned to put another girl to bed
with headache and nausea. Sev
eral minor scratches were painted.
The last arrived girl decided she
was well enough to return to her
room. The girl who had been hit
by the football was stm in bed,
where she was advised to remain
while the nurse went to lunch,
when the nurse returned, .she
brought lunch to this child. But
in the meantime, the nurse had
taken only a few bites of her own
[lunch when she was summoned
hurriedly to the kitchen—<me of
tee maids had fainted. By the
time the maid was revived, and
taken home, the girl in the health
room decided she was able to re
turn to her classroom. The nurse I
was changing and
beds, when four *1_
carrying a fifth boy who had been
hurt while playing tebtNSL The
boys believed a knee had been
dislocated, but after a careful in
spection by nurse and all of the
boys, it was deridad this was not
the case. As the boys left to re
turn to their classroom, a
grade girt arrived with an .
leg, she had town a small wound
on a nail In tea seesaw. Tin
dressed the wound, then nurse
little girl went out to the
I to remove the nail
_ the seesaw this impressed
, __ child much more than had the
htfound or the drendng of tea
[wound. A boy <
to have
i girl came
grade to have a skinned
as tee
march
ing out to go home, and uttering |
a prayer of thanks i
not a normal day."
that this was
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riHAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given teat one
month from this date, on Novem-
ber 23, 1948, Jedidah Davis will
make to the Probate Court of Ker
shaw County her final return as
Executrix of tee estate of Tens
Davis, deceased, and on the samel
date she will apply to tea said
Court for a final discharge at ndd
Executrix. 31-35p
N.C. ARNETT 1
JEamden, S. C.,
Judge of Probate
Oct 23, “
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