Published Jan 28, 2016
Supernrse01, BSN
734 Posts
It's 7:50am.
Student sent to the clinic by her teacher because she was "shaking". Student just got off the bus. Student is wearing a zip-up, hoodie type jacket. It is 18 degrees outside.
I have no words. NO. WORDS.
NanaPoo
762 Posts
So, what is your specialized nursing treatment for this poor shaking child?
They got a warm hug with a few vigorous arm rubs and advice to wear a thicker jacket in the morning (after making sure she has a thicker jacket at home)
SnugglePuggle, MSN, RN
170 Posts
It is ice week here. Teachers have been sending down all forms of discomfort for ice. Yesterday I got a kid with a broken fingernail.
Cattz, ADN
1,078 Posts
If it is cold where you are. Just put em outside for a few minutes, either with no coat, or just a hoodie. Problem. Solved. :)
bell1962
345 Posts
Great solution!
Eleven011
1,250 Posts
I will have kids come in from recess in snowpants/boots/coats/hats/gloves and cheeks as red as apples asking for icepacks from falling down and getting a random bump! Umm..your as cold as your gonna get.
zombieghoast
410 Posts
I think I have been blessed cause I have yet to see anyone for this complaint. Last year I had an exacerbated teacher bring in a kid crying from outside and the teacher said, "tell them they don't have frostbite".
BeckyESRN
1,263 Posts
the teacher said, "tell them they don't have frostbite".
I like this teacher!
nursmimi, BSN, RN
119 Posts
It is 70 degrees here and somehow the warm weather makes them play tougher and rougher...made 6 ice packs already at lunch recess. As for OP's teacher...
SchoolNurseTXstyle
566 Posts
I shake my head so much at work these days that I am going to give myself whiplash!!!
GmaPearl BSN RN
283 Posts
I fins myself saying, "Seriously?" a lot...