Published Aug 25, 2016
mom to many
104 Posts
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! This is only the students fourth day of school!
zombieghoast
410 Posts
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.
Bevp
72 Posts
Tell them to try it on the other arm and then they will match.
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:
HyzenthlayLPN
112 Posts
First of all, Mr. FooFoo is a doll :)
And ROFL about the arm :)
djh123
1,101 Posts
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.
Kooky Korky, BSN, RN
5,216 Posts
Chair blue? Butt blue? Other blue things?
Nurse.jen
19 Posts
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