Had a frequent flyer arrive in my office with an over pronounced limp, wearing a walking boot!!! No MD documentation, her story on how it happened was sketchy at best. She wanted an elevator note...
We are in FULL MARCH MADNESS around here!!!!! 24 more days until Spring break. Everyone, including the students, are hanging on by a fine thread. Im seriously hoping I can keep my mouth from...
I had to Heimlich a kid last year when he was choking on a peppermint that had been handed out in class. UGHHH why didnt someone heimlich him in class ( teacher, aids etc) could really rant on that...
If anyone ever comes up with a way to solve this issue, they will be the ultimate school nurse hero! This is one of the issues, that if I let myself think about it too much, keeps me up at night. We...
Cas1in72 replied to OyWithThePoodles's topic in School
I feel bad, but there are some kids that I cant even make eye contact with in the hallway or sure as everything they will end up in my office within minutes. Its like as soon as they see me "Oh yeah,...
Cas1in72 replied to OyWithThePoodles's topic in School
I always laugh and say, "kids are like walking petri dishes, we always have something going around" Or when the secretary tells parents, we have " strep going around" When she hears about 1 case!!...
And just when I was sure I would snap before the end of this last day before break, a student walks in with something behind her back. Im scared, pretty sure its something alive or dripping with...
Had this happen in the 4th grade. Half the students failed?!? Word got around that if you "failed", you were taken to the library to be re-screened by one of the student nurses I had working with me...
You did just what I would have done. Head injuries are no joke, you assessed and found reason enough to send out. I agree that if the Docs thought this was BS, they never would have ordered the CT....
I certainly hope not. I think the need for a nurse is even greater than before. We are the front line, and in the case of many of my students, the only health care professional they may see...