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The Brite Star kids were excited for their visit to the hospital. "Are we going to see doctors and nurses?" asked Mia. "Yes, we’ll learn all about what they do," replied Ms. Susan.
Nurse Abby welcomed them with a warm smile. "Hello, everyone! Are you ready to learn about the hospital?" she asked. "Yes!" the kids cheered.
Nurse Abby showed them the reception area. "This is where patients check in when they arrive," she explained. "What’s that for?" asked Max, pointing to the desk. "It helps us keep track of everyone and make sure they get the care they need," Nurse Abby answered.
They visited a hospital room. "This is where patients rest and recover," Nurse Abby said. "Do people stay here all the time?" asked Lily. "Only until they feel better," Nurse Abby replied.
Dr. Green joined them, showing his stethoscope. "We use this to listen to heartbeats," he explained. "Can I try?" asked Noah. "Sure!" Dr. Green placed it on Noah’s chest and let him listen.
A friendly therapy dog named Max wagged his tail as he met the kids.
"Max helps make patients feel better," explained Nurse Abby. "Can we pet him?" asked Emma.
"Yes, he loves making new friends," she replied.
They visited the X-ray room. "This machine helps us see inside the body," said Dr. Green. "How does it work?" asked Max. "It takes pictures of bones and organs so we can see if everything is okay," Dr. Green explained.
Nurse Abby demonstrated how to bandage a teddy bear. "We use bandages to help wounds heal," she said. "Can I try?" asked Lily. "Of course! Let’s bandage Teddy together," Nurse Abby smiled.
"Washing
hands keeps germs away," Nurse Abby showed them how to wash hands properly. "Why is washing hands so important?" asked Mia. "It helps prevent sickness and keeps everyone healthy," Nurse Abby explained.
Next, they toured the pediatric ward where children receive care. "This area is specially designed for kids," Nurse Abby said. "Do they have toys?" asked Emma. "Yes, we have toys and activities to help them feel comfortable," Nurse Abby replied.
The kids waved goodbye to the nurses and doctors as they left back to school. "Thank you for everything!" they shouted. "Take care and stay healthy!" Dr. Green called back.
Think About:
1. What did the children learn about the reception area?
2. Why is it important to wash your hands?
3. What is the stethoscope used for?
4. How do therapy dogs help patients?
5. Why do people get X-rays?
Let's Work Together: Let's appreciate the hard work of healthcare professionals and remember to take care of our health. By understanding their roles, we can better appreciate the importance of medical care.
I Will: I will remember to take care of my health and appreciate those who work to keep us healthy.
The Importance of Knowing:
Understanding what happens in a hospital helps ease fears about medical visits. It teaches children about the roles of healthcare professionals and the importance of taking care of their health.
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