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I can't wait for tomorrow, guess what I get to do? LICE CHECKS! Why? A mother who is a nurse thinks they are necessary. She did offer to do them, but I am not the personality that would allow her to do them alone. The fear has been released, an email was sent and now we are in lice mode. SMH! Meanwhile, my son is almost lice free, I found nymphs (only 6) 10 days post initial treatment, just like I was expecting. Really people, it isn't a big deal!

Specializes in Pediatrics Retired.
It's a chronic administrative condition called "Spinal Hypotrophy"

Or maybe just "Spinal Atrophy"

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Specializes in school nurse.
It's a chronic administrative condition called "Spinal Hypotrophy"

...maybe a management outbreak of Patheticulosis?

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It's a chronic administrative condition called "Spinal Hypotrophy"

...maybe a management outbreak of Patheticulosis?

Hahahahahahaha

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Specializes in Pediatrics Retired.
...maybe a management outbreak of Patheticulosis?

That's gonna end up in Taber's or Merck for sure!!

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Specializes in School Nurse.

Aspinulitis Syndrome:

Unlike Spinal Hypotrophy where the spine degenerates over time or Spinal Atrophy where the spine wastes away because of disuse or lack of exercise; Aspinulitis Syndrome is a condition where the spine of an administrator may completely disappear or may never had been there but only during extreme circumstances of inflammation. Inflammation flare-ups in an administrator is further described as a condition because of or related to parent pressure.

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Specializes in Pediatrics Retired.
Aspinulitis Syndrome:

Unlike Spinal Hypotrophy where the spine degenerates over time or Spinal Atrophy where the spine wastes away because of disuse or lack of exercise; Aspinulitis Syndrome is a condition where the spine of an administrator may completely disappear or may never had been there but only during extreme circumstances of inflammation. Inflammation flare-ups in an administrator is further described as a condition because of or related to parent pressure.

You should publish this...

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Specializes in IMC, school nursing.
Why is administration allowing a mom, nurse or not, dictate whether or not you perform mass screenings? Do they allow parents to come in and tell the teachers they feel something is necessary in the classroom?

Because this is a private school. Parents make it run, pay to keep the doors open and lights on. Politics play a huge part of the private school life. I had talked them out of this before a parent who pays for lice service had her child affected. Then it became a huge issue. The major battle here is the sleepover culture, students even sleep over during school nights, it's huge. Try telling 30 somethings that their social experiments with their snowflakes is causing this.:banghead:

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Specializes in Telemetry, Gastroenterology, School Nrs.
Because this is a private school. Parents make it run, pay to keep the doors open and lights on. Politics play a huge part of the private school life. I had talked them out of this before a parent who pays for lice service had her child affected. Then it became a huge issue. The major battle here is the sleepover culture, students even sleep over during school nights, it's huge. Try telling 30 somethings that their social experiments with their snowflakes is causing this.:banghead:

Ugh! I am so sorry you are dealing with this. Hopefully your day goes smoothly and everyone is "free and clear"

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Specializes in IMC, school nursing.
Ugh! I am so sorry you are dealing with this. Hopefully your day goes smoothly and everyone is "free and clear"

Thanks, I know my 2 will be. I sent out an email stating girls should wear their hair down, I am the father of boys and do not know how to deal with hair.

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Specializes in Cardiology, School Nursing, General.
Thanks, I know my 2 will be. I sent out an email stating girls should wear their hair down, I am the father of boys and do not know how to deal with hair.

Hell, I don't know how to deal with hair either! I tend to just let their hair down, do the check and do a quick braid for them.

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Specializes in Pediatrics Retired.
Hell, I don't know how to deal with hair either! I tend to just let their hair down, do the check and do a quick braid for them.

Yea, do that, throw a quick braid in when you're done!! Goggle it!!

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Specializes in Cardiology, School Nursing, General.
Yea, do that, throw a quick braid in when you're done!! Goggle it!!

Okay, I guess I know how to do hair, but not that well. I don't get enough time to practice on little girl's hair. My own won't let me do her hair, so eh. So I end up having sloppy braids for the girls, but they like it I suppose. :/

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