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Now that you learned about the medical kits we are going to look at the medical record.Also,you are going to learn how to fill one out.

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The medical kits we will be looking at are very important. Also,you will also need to know the products inside the medical kits so you know what type of injury it is used for.

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Well you all are now an official nurse or doctor. I hope you learned a lot today and remembered what we went over. Now farewell and make our country a better place.

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Ok, well we are just about through with your first training session.

So what do we learn today?

We've learned why we wear these Red Cross armbands and how important they are to identify us.

We learned about our medical kits, what medicines we will have And how and why they are used.

We learned about the importance of medical records and how proper documentation can also save lives.

To end today’s training,  I'd like to close with  the short video that will give you a sneak peek into Us Army Medical Corp. I appreciate your attention today today's training. Will be spending more time together soon and I look forward to serving with you all.

(Salute the class)

Now we will watch a video about the role of nurses and doctors(play Video)

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Medical Records Genre: Keeping good medical records is very important during wartime. You will be working with many injured and often at the same time.  Although it's not always possible, documenting good medical records can also save lives. We don't want any vibra

of our patients getting the wrong medicine, or a treatment being administered to the wrong patient. Here is an example of a properly so that medical form.

Let's briefly go through it:

Top Section:

The patient’s name goes on the top line

Military identification

Grade- Company – regiment – division –Corps-

Next- Age-race- where they were born and years of service.

Diagnosis of injury section is used to explain the injury

The Treatment section shows what was done to treat the patient.

Disposition is the state of the patient - as example here - The patient was in intense pain and that is why morphine was given.

Lastly,  is the signature of the doctor or nurse attending to the patient.

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The medical kits we are given to treat the wounded in the field are very important. You will need to know about all of the products inside each kit. (pull out the Morphine Tarate ) the first product we’ll discuss it is Morphine Tarate. This is a very strong medicine that we can use his pain. It also produces a relaxed or drowsy state. Morphin could be use for amputating a leg, or arm,if necessary.  Morphine could also be used with the patient who is not going to make it. It will make the dying process bless your name and they will be able to feed away more peacefully. Next is Sulfadiazine. This product eliminates infection and bacteria. It is used for open wounds to help them heal properly. Another similar medicine is Sulfanilamide. It also gets rid of bacteria to avoid infection. This next product is called dressing. Dressing is a A cloth that wraps around the wound to protect it from the outside elements. Next is the Tourniquet. A tourniquet is used in an emergency to stop blood flow. It is tightly wrapped around the area of the body that is heavily bleeding. This must be done very quickly avoid a person bleeding to death.

As are many nurses and doctors we have to be prepared for anything. Sometimes we will have to treat the wounded in the middle of this, and sometimes even in the middle of the jungle. This my friends is our medical jungle kit. The first product is Frazer’s solution, this product is used for athlete's foot. In the hot and humid  jungle athlete's foot is a difficult problem for our troops and must be addressed. Next product is iodine. Iodine is another medicine that protects you from getting bacteria in an infection. It is also used if any surgical procedures need to be done between the area before surgery . In the jungle there are many insects, some of them can be deadly so this Insect repellent is very necessary for protection.  Sulfadiazine is is also in our jungle kit as we discussed in the previous kit product kills bacteria. Next we have water purification. Another very important product is very necessary in the Jungle. Bandages, dressing, and gauze are also needed to cover injuries and protect them. This tube is called a vile. It is used for storing blood. Sometimes blood needs to be tested in order to diagnose or treat injuries. Blood can be stored in this vile for testing.

Lastly, Atabrine, it helps inflammation that affects joints.

You'll be expected to know everything you can about the medicines in these kids and what they are used for. You will be tested on this so I hope you during my discussion.

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To identify yourself as part of the Army Medical Corps nurse and doctors you need to wear these armbands. (Give armbands to class) Please tie is on The upper part of your right arm, like my mine is. If you need help putting them on ask the person next to you. Need to wear these every day. As you see there a Red Cross on the armband. You will notice his arm band has a Red Cross, this symbol means “protection” it was designed by a Swiss humanitarian named Henry Dunant. At the battle of solferino Henry organized emergency aid services for Austrian and French wounded. In 1863 the “International  Committee for Relief of the Wounded” was created and yep did the new name of The American Red Cross. Does everyone have their arm bands on?  Ok, now that you're officially in the Army Medical Corps, let’s take a look at the medical kits we will be working with.

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Welcome fellow nurses and doctors to our army medical nurse and doctor training class  my name is Madelyn Blonsky, I am an army nurse and I hold the rank of second Lieutenant. You will address me as Lieutenant Bronsky. Today I will be teaching you what to expect as a nurse or doctor in the army.  As nurses and doctors you will all experience, many things that will be difficult. Many of you will experience war up close and unfortunately you will see US soldiers die. However you will also see and experience tremendous amount of bravery, patriotism self-sacrifice and miracles. You will never forget your experience here and you all have many stories to tell. I too have stories of my own, for example, one day I was in a room at the nurse’s quarters near Tripler Army Hospital, about 6 miles from Battleship Row when an attack began. It was about 8:20 am when a nurse called me. She said a soldier had told her Pearl Harbor was being attacked.I told her she should keep a look out.She came back and said, “Something is strange. The sky is full of black smoke.” There was an awful smell in the air, like burning oil, and a lot of noise.” Then I heard some buzzing above me. There were about twenty very small planes, flying low, almost touching the treetops. I hurried toward the side entrance of the hospital and went up the stairs. When I reached the top, I just stopped… I felt like my heart stop too… It was devastating. There were about fifteen or twenty stretchers with injured men lying on them. They were lined up head-to-toe next to the railing of the porch. There were many bloody and gaping wounds caused by shrapnel, more than I had ever seen in my life. I thought how are we going to save all these brave men? We knew when you go to start operating as soon as possible, but had nowhere to go. Had to do it right there in a war zone. We had one patient right in the middle of an operation when the big bombers, heading for Pearl Harbor, flew so low that the vibrations shook our instruments on the table. Our chief of surgery gave me a serious look and said, “Madelyn, if we are hit, I want to say to you that it is a pleasure to have worked with you; you are a good anesthetist.” I was scared. I said, “Colonel, God knows we did nothing to deserve this, I am putting my trust in him.”This was one of the most tragic events that happen to me but also reinforced my commitment to nursing. I still am a nurse and I would never give up because my job on my skill are very important in this world right now they're very important because of this war. When times get tough for you here, and they will get tough, remember that by being here you help ensure we saves lives. It will be your commitment to preserving lives that will help get you through the most difficult times. There will be lives lost but there will also be many saved because of all of you.

Now let's let's get started with our training.