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So I had the kid come in yesterday - the kid that seems to find your nerve and try to work it - and want to argue with me that I wasn't using my non-contact thermometer right because i didn't touch him with it. To appease him (read: get him out of my office) i used the tympanic THEN he proceeded to argue with me because there was a difference of 0.1 degree. Obviously I need to go back to school and study where he went.
A student once ran to the clinic at dismissal time to let me know that his legs were numb and he couldn't walk. I loaded him in the wheelchair, rolled him to the classroom to get his things, and delivered him to his dad's truck in car line in the wheelchair. He didn't pull that trick again...
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In the "not all heros wear capes" thread there were a few funny/off the wall student visits! Put your best ones here!
I had a student tell me that her earlobes felt squishy. I told her "That's not a thing"
Another told me that it felt like all her bones were turning to mush. She seemed to walk into my office just fine. Not at all mushy.
Surprisingly, both of these were the last couple weeks of school one year