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Date Posted: 13:20:16 11/27/21 Sat
Author: Nein Danke
Subject: Re: Some more comments
In reply to: Knut Holt 's message, "Some more comments" on 05:17:10 11/26/21 Fri

Guten tag Knut,

Maybe at a large private boarding school, but I would be surprised if a public school had that advanced medical facilities. I've heard that many public schools don't even have a licensed/trained nurse, for basic exams on unwell children or keeping control of restricted prescription medication. It is possible the children or parents don't know the background or qualifications of the school nurse.

Is there a different definition of "Intensive Care" than what one finds in a hospital?

The only time I've really heard of advanced or full medical facilities at schools for children is when it's located next to a research or medical facility of some type.

Bitte Schon!
>It seems strange for many that this advanced
>examination was done at the school, but it is not.
>
>Many big schools have a great medical apartment,
>typically consisting of a rooms for undressing, for
>bath and preparation, for external examination, for
>surgery-like examinations under anesthesia, for
>workload testing, a room for recovering and even a
>small intensive care unit. These department alway has
>a doctor and some nurses. The most advanced
>examinations are often don by doctors visiting.
>
>These departments seldome perform surgery, except
>minor ones, but they perform all types of advanced
>examinations, of which pelvic exams as described here
>seem to be most frequent.
>
>The intensive care unit is mostly used for long time
>monitorintg of the body functions of the kids, not for
>recoverment after surgery.

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