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This just happened!!

Second grader sent to my office by a teacher due to complaints of left arm hurting. I look at her arm and see a quarter size light red spot on forearm, no swelling, no pain with ROM. Ask if she bumped it or fell. She tells me "No, I was putting my other elbow on it while I did my work and it hurts now." OMG!! REALLY!! Then STOP doing that if it hurts! :banghead: This is only the students fourth day of school!

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    Is this a new teacher?

    Also I like to imagine there is a cat working in the nurse's clinic because of your profile pic.

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    Tell them to try it on the other arm and then they will match.:up:

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    Is this a new teacher?

    Also I like to imagine there is a cat working in the nurse's clinic because of your profile pic.

    You would think it would be a new teacher, but no, she's been teaching 20+ years. And the cat picture is my fur baby! I actually got him from a student's family last year. They got too busy to take care of him. I kept the name the Kindergartener had given him since he was already two years old, Mr. FooFoo:cat:

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    First of all, Mr. FooFoo is a doll :)

    And ROFL about the arm :)

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    That's about as much of a 'problem' as a resident I have who, while I was doing something with his roommate, said "WHY did my butt hurt when I was in the dining room?". I said "Does it hurt now?", and when he said no, I said "That's a good sign! Were you sitting in a hard chair?". (Puzzled expression). "No, it was... blue". Well, needless to say, no rushing to the ER with posterior pain.

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    That's about as much of a 'problem' as a resident I have who, while I was doing something with his roommate, said "WHY did my butt hurt when I was in the dining room?". I said "Does it hurt now?", and when he said no, I said "That's a good sign! Were you sitting in a hard chair?". (Puzzled expression). "No, it was... blue". Well, needless to say, no rushing to the ER with posterior pain.

    Chair blue? Butt blue? Other blue things? :unsure:

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    I had a kid come in two days in a row for leg/hip pain.....denied injury. Walked into office fine.....more investigating and surprise, "criss cross applesauce" caused it :yes:

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