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    Mada Oxygen Papers - 1

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    These are papers that were found inside the collections Portable Oxygen Kit. These papers consist of an emergency oxygen equipped waterslide decal (which has been damaged), a note card with the address and phone number of presumably a location to refill the Mada oxygen tank (dated January 23, 1976), The bottom half of Mada\u27s warranty for the portable oxygen Kit (dated November 22, 1975) and Mada Medical Products Inc.\u27s instructions for use of the Mada oxygen kit. To view the portable oxygen kit, refill adapter, and/or the advertisement associated with these papers please click on the links below. Portable Oxygen Kit Mada Refill Adapter Advertisement: Mada Oxygenhttps://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1656/thumbnail.jp

    Advertisement: E.C. DeWitt\u27s & Co. - 1

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    This is an advertisement for DeWitt\u27s Diuretic Stimulant Pills as well as other items produced by E.C. DeWitt & Co. located in Chicago, Illinois. This flyer was found inside the sample box of DeWitt’s Diuretic Stimulant Pills within the collection. These pills were intended to flush out the bladder wastes that cause physical distress such as backaches, getting up at nights, dizziness, restlessness, and loss of energy. To view the sample box associated with this advertisement please click on the link below. Diuretic Stimulant Pillshttps://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1670/thumbnail.jp

    Pamphlet: How to Use Naloxone - 2

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    This is a pamphlet on how to use an injection of Naloxone for Opioid Overdose produced by the New York State Health Department. This specific pamphlet is part of the Overdose Prevention Rescue Kit. Click on the link below to view the Overdose Prevention Kit. Overdose Prevention Rescue Kithttps://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1947/thumbnail.jp

    Pamphlet: Thorazine, Thora-Dex, and Toryn

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    This is a Pamphlet describing the usage and dosage of Thorazine, Thora-Dex Tablets, No. 1 & No. 2, and Toryn Syrup. This pamphlet was discovered between pages 1224 and 1225 of the book A Textbook of Pharmacology. To view the associated textbook, please click on the link below. A Textbook of Pharmacologyhttps://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1912/thumbnail.jp

    And the Band Played On

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    This book was written by Randy Shilts and deals with the discovery and spread of HIV and AIDS aw swell as government indifference and political infighting in the United States. The ISBN # is 0-312-00994-1 and had a retail price of $24.95.https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/2018/thumbnail.jp

    Propper Microscope Box - 3

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    This is a Propper microscope box which houses a Propper microscope which was used in one of Molloy Colleges Biology Labs. The box is made from wood, has a metal handle on the top with a key and screwdriver wedge tied to it. A bolt holds the microscope in place for safe transport. A metal tag is nailed into the cover of the box and reads Propper Model SDA. Besides the microscope, the inside of the box holds a removable vial holder in the top left, the microscope light, and a Guarantee card. parts of the inside of the box are lined with green felt for padding. To view the associated microscope and guarantee card please click on the link below. Propper Microscope Propper Guarantee Cardhttps://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/2043/thumbnail.jp

    Hearing Aid: Cochlear - 1

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    This is a Cochlear ESPrit™ 3G speech processor and accessories housed in a Cochlear Nucleus Freedom box.https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/2100/thumbnail.jp

    Books 1897 - 1899: Donation Letter - 2

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    This is the donation letter for the five books dated from 1897 - 1899. The letter consists of a card produced by www.Perkins.org and featuring a photo of What Makes Me Happy on the cover and a quote from Helen Keller on the back. Inside the card is written a short handwritten note and a longer full page note as well. Both are addressed to Mary Scanio and from Loretta H. Ohadovic. In the long note, Loretta H. Ohadovic a Molloy College School of Nursing 1964 alumni, explains that she was given the books by a friend and that they all once belonged to a Mrs. Willcox of Pine Island NY. To view the books associated with this donation letter please click on the link below. Books 1897 - 1899https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/2083/thumbnail.jp

    Nursing: Its Principles and Practice for Hospital and Private Use: 1898 - 2

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    This is a textbook and manual for students studying nursing produced at the end of the 19th Century by W.B. Saunders of Philadelphia. The book is presumed to have originally belonged to Elizebeth S Crame as her name appears on the top and bottom text block and the front flyleaf contains the following in pencil Elizebeth S Crame Orange Memorial Hospital Training School for Nurses. This book also contains student notes both on the back flyleaf pages and on page 319 (unphotographed). Additionally, there was a scrap of notepaper found between pages 34 and 35 containing script words written in what appears to be ink from a quill pen (or similar writing style).https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/2067/thumbnail.jp

    Uniform: Flight Attendant - 1

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    This is a United Airlines flight attendant uniform, in size 12 petite, produced by Fashionaire Apparel, a Hartmarx Company, made in the U.S.A. Contrary to common belief, flight attendants today are not required to be nurses; however, as with many modern-day myths, there is some truth to this misconception. In the 1930s, the first female flight attendants were required to be nurses. When World War II began the requirement, as well as others, was dropped to ensure that resources were available for the war effort. After WWII, some requirements were reinstituted into the profession; the nursing requirement was not one of them. The Airlines industry had outgrown the need for flight attendant nurses. As a result, this 1990’s United Airlines flight attendant uniform was most likely not worn by a nurse. To learn more about the history of flight attendants and the history of United Airlines Flight attendant uniforms please check out the bibliography below. Bibliography Kathleen, B. (2007). Femininity in Flight: A History of Flight Attendants. Durham and London, England: Duke University Press. Introduction. (n.d.). In The United Airlines Historical Foundation. Retrieved July 16, 2018, from http://www.uahf.org/ua_flight_attendants_fashions.asp United Airlines / USA (n.d.). In Cliff Muskiet\u27s Stewardess/ Flight Attendant Uniform Collection. Retrieved July 16, 2018, from http://www.uniformfreak.com/1united.html Whitelegg, D. (2007). Working the Skies: The Fast-Paced, Disorienting World of the Flight Attendant. New York City, NY: NYU Press.https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/2122/thumbnail.jp

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