The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 10, 1976, Page page 5, Image 5

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Sniffles and sneezing from the season's first ccld? Cct
a headache? Is your stomach having a hard tins adjusting
to residence hall food? If so, U7JL health aides, after
attending an eiit-hcur first aid cra-h course this week,
can help.
Of about 150 health aides scattered throughout re:
dir.ee halls and Creek houses, 95 attended the Wednesday
and Thursday night, four-hour sessions. The course is
mandatory for all health aides who have not token Futli
Health 170 or had first aid training and passed a first aid.
pre-tcst, said Ksihy Gatzcmeyer, Ccnununity Health
Nurse.
Gatzemeyer and Sheryl Bellinger, UNL director of '
Community Health Services, are supervisors of the health .
aide program and also teach Public Health 230, a require
ment for practices health aides.
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Health aides shufiled hto the Evrn,c!utchi!3 blankets,
ttxtpi cf doth, perx2s, rrazmes, sticks, and safety puis,
tvhlch they were required to fcrmg and soon needed. After
ivatCun short turn segments, demonstrates lost m,
technfeses. health aides paired off and practiced allying
tourmquets, zlyktz pressure to stop bleeding, and
ncjth-to-mcutii resuscitation.
Robert Guthmonn, medical and educational adminis
trator at the Nebraska Center for Health Education, has
taught the course (officially called Standard First AM
Course lIuItRledia System) since it began here four years
a0. He said health aides have rated the course higher
than any other health program in terms of retaining
Afterlight hours, health aides had watched 20 film
segments, had 17 'practice sessions of about 10 minutes
each and had 13 workbook lessons. A written test com-
pleies the coone which health aides must pass.-. .
tlost (health ak?es) gzi 1C0 per cent and no czs has
ever failed,? Beffinser sold. . '. '
Jeri Vaura, a SeHeck Quadrone health aide, sold, u
learned a lot cf thist-s I didn't knew." The junior soil shs
already has had viaits from ?rls on her floor.
The first night's session went wc2, said LuArm Tichy,
one cf 13 coordinators who act as student supervisors for
a group cf health aides.
In order to become a health aide, a student must be an
upperclaasman recommended by a current health aide,
and be interviewed by Gatzcmeyer or Bellinger. Bellinger
said they look for warmth, understanding, patience,
leadership abilities and the applicants amount of free
time.'"' -
Health aides are paid $5 a week, and coordinators are
paid $10, Bellinger said.
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PwlEN: SUNDAY, SEPT. 12lh
SUMDAY, SEPT. ISlh
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WOMEN:
SUNDAY, SEPT. 1Sth
COST-3.G0
Teem competition against other BIg-0
Schools, in the tfid-St3tes Posts!
Conference, ACU-I Regional and National
Tournaments plus travel to numerous
individual and team tournaments.
Please register at Nebraska Union Games
Desk.
More information at Games Desk or
through Recreation rVSanager.
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NEBR. UNION RECREATION
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Coffeehouse: Tuesday, Sept. 14
"Classical Cartoon Music
7:30 pm Union Centennial Room
50 cents at the door
Mime & Music Theatre Concert.
Wednesday, Sept. 15
- 8 pm Union Ballroom
tickets: UNL StudenisS 1 -50 1
General $2.50
available at the Union South Desk
& Dirt Cheap
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