Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-21

d physicians assumes some particu-
lar subject or subjects. imparting his
interesting and valued knowledge by
means OF a series of lectures. IL is
through the untiring efforts OF the
mcmLers of the staff that the school
is kept abreast Of modern scientific
developments.
1T pleases me greatly 10 state that
an Alumpae Association has been in
ccrporated. This gives added pres
tige TO tho Training School. the grad
yates may now become active mem
ters of the Maryland Association OF
Graduate Nurses.
Thanks To Managers
Il wish TO take This opportunity
TO thank the Board OF Managers, the
members of the staff. the visiting
Nurse Association, and the naval doc
tors attending for their hearty CO.
operation and assistance.
THE statistics of the Training
School are as follows:
Superintendent, /; assistant SUI
perintendent and supervisor OF opcr-
ating room, /; night superintendent,
/; floor supervisor. /; pupil nurses,
10
Enrolment: Entire number OF
nurses enrolled during year. IL:
nurses graduated. 0; nurses dropped
from roll, l. total number in train
ing. 10; application blanks formally
considered. II; applicants considered.
s.
Respectfully submitted,
m. C. WOHLGEAIUTH, r. y.
Superintendent"
Following is the curriculum OF the
Nurses Training School.
Course OF instruction
First Year - Anatomy and Physi-
| ology, Or. Hopkins; materia medica.
DR.. Purvis; symptomatology. DR..
Weitzman; bacteriology. Or. Martin:
bandaging. DR.. Russell; hygiene and
sanitation. DR.. Weitzman: chemistry.
DR.. Henklc; practical nursing. Miss
Wohlgemuth.
Second Year - General medicine
d.. Weitzman: anatomy and physi-
ology. Or. Hopkins; materia medica
and therapeutics. Dr. Purvis: gynec-
ology. DR.. Russell: urinalysis. DR..
Russell; obstetrics, DR.. Weitzman;
dioteucs. DR.. Russell.
Third Year - Diseases of children
Dr., Purvis; general surgery and ORTIZ
opodics, DR.. Hopkins; pathology, DR..
Martin; anesthesia, DR.. Murphy; ner-
vous and mental diseases, DR.. Henkle:
skin and venereal diseases, DR.. Mar
tin: special medical lectures. DR..
Murphy: diseases of eye, ear. nose
and throat, DR.. Hughes: history OF
nursing. Miss Wohlgemuth.
Chief Oh Stairs Report
The report of DR.. J. Oliver Purvis
Chief of Staff of the Emergency Hos
pital. is published herewith in full:
TO the Board OF Managers of the
Emergency Hospital Association.
Ladies':
i have the honor of submitting this
annual report of tho patients admit
tea and treated in the hospital, the
cases treated in the Dispensary and a
report of the X-Itay Department:
Admissions. = Free patients. $50:
part-pay patients. LAG: full-pav pa
tents. 40. Total admissions. SG5.
Medical eases. 2S4; surgical cases.
a62; obstetrical cases. ll9.
White females, 440: colored 70
males. Gil; white males. 295; colorcd
males, 60 @s
Patients cured. CO.; patients i'm
proved. 1888; patients unimproved
III; patients not treated. 8: patients
died. 80.
hospital Days.-Free patients. A.
Os3; part-pay patients, LII: full-pay
patients. 1864. Total number of hos
pital days. 9.7iS.
Number of births. llg.
Operations. General surgical
~; appcndectomies. 81: gynecologi
cal, ~: nose and throat, 11S: eye and
ear. z; maternity cases. !: lapareto-
mics, %. Total number of operations.
$50.
"Out-Going Department. New
cases. accidental and medical. 6S4:
dressings and treatments. 1870.
"X-Ray Department = Alimentary
tract. 6; ankle, S: chest. .: clavicle.
/; elbow. 3; femur. ?; sallbladder. /:
head. /: humerus. 81 jaw. 2: knee. /:
peivis, ?; radius and ulna. Q: shout
Ter. 5; teeth, 8; wrist, .. Total num-
beg OF cases, as.
Hospital Overcrowded
This year has been an exceptional
ly busy one for the hospital. There
have been many times when We were
put TO our wits end to provide the
proper accommodations for the pa
tients seeking admission. We have
always admitted the needy cases. and
as far as | know have turned nobody
away
Our nursing staff has recently
been increased by new pupil nurses.
and while we could use two or three
more We nra mo l.ipp IN. xra,dore,,1,..