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Reply to "Child dies after having asthma attack at school; no nurse on duty"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let's be clear folks about the term "nurse." Schools do not have an RN. In FCPS, where I work, we have a "clinic aide." She's a very nice 70 year old woman who has some training in things like administering meds for kids, doing vision and hearing screenings and taking temperatures. I'm sure she has also been trained to recognize asthma attacks. She also likes to spend her day email blasting the entire staff with photos of cute kittens. [/quote] One of the rn's I knew in dcps was rude, incompetent and did not seem to like kids. I know of one little preschool student who fell of playground equipment and broke several bones in her wrist and the nurse claimed she was crying crocodile tears. She'd also take 2 hour linches and just let sick kids fend for themselves.[/quote]
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