Common words use by school nurse

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Hi All,

what is the common terms or words we use as a school nurse for student 's visit to the clinic ?

example : burns , scrape , bumps, bruise , slide friction , skinned , so and so....

can name a few ?

br,

joyce

Specializes in IMC, school nursing.

Kinder came in pulling down his waistband asking for bandaids. I gave him two while saying "if it is covered by underwear, I don't deal with it":no: and sent him to the bathroom to apply them himself. Why I want cameras in my new office.

Why I want cameras in my new office.

I don't think this is possible due to privacy concerns

Specializes in IMC, school nursing.
I don't think this is possible due to privacy concerns

Our lawyers have said it is OK, as long as all parents are aware.

Specializes in School Nursing.
Shall we amputate?

There is a great aide who sometimes helps man the health office when he brings in a student for BID nursing care, if the health aide is not here. He writes down names and starts the process of checking temps and having the student clean their wound.

Often, he asks, "are you going to die, though?" or jokes, "we might have to chop it off." Today he said it about a student's sore throat. Makes me laugh every time :D

Specializes in Emergency, Cardiac, & School Nursing.

"Have you pooped?"

"How many water bottles have you drank today?"

"Did you eat breakfast?"

"Does mom/dad know? What did she/he say about it?" - followed by, "Did they give you medicine for it this morning?"

I just have to say these all have me cracking up and nodding my head, yup, yes, yup that one too!

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