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Stop the bleeding

Kethleen Pacius, Medical Editor
October 18, 2023
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Kethleen Pacius
SAVE A LIFE: The medical students were given a presentation in the Media Center by Registered Nurses, and were taught how to stop bleeding and how to survive life-threatening injuries.

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HANDS-ON LEARNING: Nurse Cintron reviewed phlebotomy with the CCMAs (Certified Clinical Medical Assistant) students on Nov 13th and had them practice their phlebotomy skills, along with the steps of patient care.
From practice to precision
IS THAT REAL: The junior practical nursing (JPNs) students created fake injuries to practice applying dressing and gauze on each other. On the left Brina Brown is applying the fake wounds onto classmate Sydney Ligonde.
The wound workshop
HOPE & HEALING: Nurse Chavers the director of the medical academy and the Senior Nursing students wore pink in support of breast cancer awareness.
Photo of the day: Strength in pink
UNLOCKING POTENTIAL: Baptist Health representative, Amanda Murphy spoke to the CCMAs (Certified Clinical Medical Assistant) and SPNs (Senior Practical Nursing) students about the opportunities that were offered at Bethesda College of Health Sciences, and the many jobs in the healthcare field, on Oct. 18.
Photo of the Day: Golden chances
ONE PINT AT A TIME: The JPNs partnered with OneBlood to host a blood drive with Medical Instructor Mr. Hartung on Sept. 17. After promoting the event with flyers and permission slips, 20 students donated enough blood to save 60 lives.
Lend a hand, save a life
HEALTH FAIR: To keep track of Coach Donovan's students' progress throughout the semester, she allowed Mr. Hartung's junior LPNs to record their vital signs in the gym throughout periods 1-4 on Monday, Aug. 26.
Pathways to wellness
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HEAD IN THE GAME: Palm Beach Gardens sent the Hurricanes back home with a lost of 35-7.
Gators defeat Canes
HALLOWEEN: In honor of Spooky Season, students Ana-Sofia Restrepo and Devynn Bedford decided to get creative and paint their faces.
Too cute to spook
CONQUER: The Jupiter Christian Eagles lost to the hurricanes 36-12 on Oct 24th. Allowing the hurricanes to proceed into the class 2A playoffs.
Apex predator
Recruiting more scholars
UNITY: The game that was delayed due to Hurricane Helene took place on Sep. 30 against Kings Academy with the Hurricanes Losing 0-16.
The lion's reign
Baking the knowledge
Baking the knowledge
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CASH IN ON COLLEGE: Austin Havass and Bithia Meus from the George Snow Scholarship Fund visited Inlet Grove to inform students about applying for the scholarship. They discussed eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and the application process.
Photo of the Day: Funding your future
INNOVATION IN MOTION: Hashly Salas has been awarded a scholarship for her new business from the Talented Teen Club Push for Girls and Boys Leadership Academy. Shawn Ho-Hing-King, founder and president of the Talented Teen Club, personally presented the award, accompanied by 9th grade advisor Ms. Latson
Photo of the Day 2: Young entrepreneur
MOTHS INTO BUTTTERFLIES: This picture was painted by Valerie Williamson to honor mental health. So why not turn our frowns upside down.
Photo of the Day: Controlling our emotions
UNVEIL: Schools from all over the county showed what their schools could offer to ranging from their school programs, extracurriculars, and opportunities. The annual school showcase held at the South Florida fairgrounds on Tuesday, Oct 22nd.
Academic exhibition
ALL EARS: Soulan Johnson, Vice President of Development & Marketing for the Urban League of Palm Beach County spoke to the Seniors about the vital role of voting for youth. Focusing on its impact on representation, policy influence, and civic engagement. Oct. 28. “I AM” embodies self-identity and empowerment, inspiring youth to recognize their strengths and highlighting the importance of embracing one’s identity for active participation in democracy.
"I Am"
COLLEGE IS CALLING: The University of Florida representative visited the Senior and Junior class to discuss their programs and admissions process. They gave students a preview into campus life and academic opportunities.
Photo of the Day: Future choice