Ddoyle

Ddoyle

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  1. Crazy Parents

    Ddoyle replied to maryel's topic in School

    Have lots of parents like this in my district. Also get a lot of expired medications and expected to give them because "I can't afford the new prescription now." I always have to apologize and state...

  2. Ridiculous Reasons to See the Nurse

    Ddoyle replied to NanaPoo's topic in School

    I'm not a nurse... rather a certified EMT which works an entire K-6 school under the direction of a nurse at the D.O. Working towards the nurse part though! 2 years to

  3. Ridiculous Reasons to See the Nurse

    Ddoyle replied to NanaPoo's topic in School

    "I don't feel like myself." He was eventually referred to the

  4. Creative Faker Excuses

    Ddoyle replied to CalNevaMimi's topic in School

    "My stomach hurts" *I read the health office pass... says sore throat* "It says here you left class because of a sore throat?" "Oh yah, my throat hurts. And my arm hurts here... and here... and my...

  5. Emergency communication from staff

    Ddoyle replied to Windchaser22's topic in School

    OR My stomach hurts, I feel like throwing up. By the way, what time is it? "It's 12:15 (recess time)" "I feel so much better! Can I go

  6. Emergency communication from staff

    Ddoyle replied to Windchaser22's topic in School

    How about the times it IS an emergency? Had a parent witness a student pass out in the morning. CALMLY came to my office and stated she saw a child feint and fall to the ground right outside my...

  7. Scenario

    Ddoyle posted a topic in School

    hello all new member. While I am not a nurse our school employs certified EMT's in each location that works under the supervision of a head nurse. I have a scenario that recently happened and...

  8. Scenario

    Ddoyle replied to Ddoyle's topic in School

    Yes, makes sense. Being a possible first time emergency situation my training kicked in with the monitor and the SpO2 sats. Lesson learned about treating the monitor rather than the