1. Shot of auto turning into
patient drive
2. Child and parents entering
patient entrance to building,
(Be sure to show canopy).
PEDIATRIC ORIENTATION
Moses Cone Hospital
We heard you were coming to Moses Cone Hospital, and
just so you'll know what to expect we're going to
show you what it was like for another girl who had
surgery here.
3. Shot of Jenny & parents in
McClellan's office.
It. McClellan sitting at desk.
5. McClellan puts bracelet on
Jenny's arm.
6. Drawing of door, bed, and
bottle all labeled Jenny.
This is Jenny Youngblood and her mother and dad.
Jenny is five years old and she goes to kindergarten.
They are in the Admitting Office where a nice lady has
asked Jenny's parents some questions. Now she's putting a plastic bracelet with Jenny's name, room number
and her doctor's name on her arm. You'll see her wearing this identification bracelet until she goes home.
It tells all the people in the hospital just who she
is and they will be sure she gets to her room, into
her bed, and takes her medication and all the other
things her doctor has ordered.
7. Georgia Jones takes family
down the hall.
Then another lady, an Admitting Porter, took Jenny
and her parents down a long hall to the Laboratory.
8. Jenny sitting at desk in lab
with bottles laid out.
9. Close up of bottles
10. Ties cord around her arm.
11. She picks up needle
12. Close up of Jenny's face.
In the laboratory, she met a pretty girl' in a white
uniform. She ashed her to sit at a desk. She laid
out little bottles. Each bottle was a different
color. Then she tied a rubber cord around her arm.
This made the veins in her arm seem to grow larger.
She inserted a needle into a vein in her arm. It hurt
a little—almost like a bee sting, but it happened
very quickly, and after the needle was inserted it
didn't hurt any longer. Jenny didn't cry, but if you
feel like it go ahead, it's okay.
Orientation script describing the steps of a child going through surgery at the Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital Pediatric clinic.
Transcript
1. Shot of auto turning into
patient drive
2. Child and parents entering
patient entrance to building,
(Be sure to show canopy).
PEDIATRIC ORIENTATION
Moses Cone Hospital
We heard you were coming to Moses Cone Hospital, and
just so you'll know what to expect we're going to
show you what it was like for another girl who had
surgery here.
3. Shot of Jenny & parents in
McClellan's office.
It. McClellan sitting at desk.
5. McClellan puts bracelet on
Jenny's arm.
6. Drawing of door, bed, and
bottle all labeled Jenny.
This is Jenny Youngblood and her mother and dad.
Jenny is five years old and she goes to kindergarten.
They are in the Admitting Office where a nice lady has
asked Jenny's parents some questions. Now she's putting a plastic bracelet with Jenny's name, room number
and her doctor's name on her arm. You'll see her wearing this identification bracelet until she goes home.
It tells all the people in the hospital just who she
is and they will be sure she gets to her room, into
her bed, and takes her medication and all the other
things her doctor has ordered.
7. Georgia Jones takes family
down the hall.
Then another lady, an Admitting Porter, took Jenny
and her parents down a long hall to the Laboratory.
8. Jenny sitting at desk in lab
with bottles laid out.
9. Close up of bottles
10. Ties cord around her arm.
11. She picks up needle
12. Close up of Jenny's face.
In the laboratory, she met a pretty girl' in a white
uniform. She ashed her to sit at a desk. She laid
out little bottles. Each bottle was a different
color. Then she tied a rubber cord around her arm.
This made the veins in her arm seem to grow larger.
She inserted a needle into a vein in her arm. It hurt
a little—almost like a bee sting, but it happened
very quickly, and after the needle was inserted it
didn't hurt any longer. Jenny didn't cry, but if you
feel like it go ahead, it's okay.
