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Lend a hand, save a life

Slydine Narcisse and Andrew Mongerard
October 7, 2024
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Slydine Narcisse
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.

 

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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
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
BEYOND THE BAG: The junior LPNs were engaged in a practical session on April 5, refining their skills in the lab. Specifically, students like Acsa Adrien mastering the technique of creating precise circles tailored to the size of a patient's stoma.
Pouch perfect
About the Contributors
Slydine Narcisse
Slydine Narcisse, Staff Writer
Hello! My name is Slydine Narcisse, and I am a junior in the LPN program. For fun, I enjoy anything art-related and playing volleyball. I also enjoy going to the beach and trying different foods. In my free time, I like practicing new songs on the guitar and performing them to my family. I aspire to become a pediatrician to fulfill my dreams of dedicating care to children.
Andrew Mongerard
Andrew Mongerard, Photo Editor
Hi, my name is Andrew, and I am a junior in the LPN program. I took photojournalism  my sophomore year and have been working on photography ever since.  I often read, play video games, or watch shows in my free time. My favorite subject is history and I'd be glad to help anyone with anything, excluding math.