Show J C) i- - ‘ ! i i i OGDENOGDEN rA 4 i 7 ' ' - STANDARD-EXAMINE- MAY 21 UTAH SUNDAY MORNING EXPERIMENT IN ELECTRONICS ' lire - - JialcS Because vandals JACKSONVILLE Fla (AP) Robert owns he damaging an office building watch to spend the night there and keep He wishes now he had stayed at home Sometime in the early Hours Johnson dropped his Li! He lit a match to find it the match ignited fumes and paint thinner stored nearby Result: $19000 damage to building and contents both arms and a leg for Johnson 1 J fore her quivering needles and moving charts record the silent "story of human life in the balance Tn the rooms around her crib ically 111 patients — in perhaps the most crucial hours of their lives — lie alone Yet on the nurse’s panel are the vital facts of their fight for life At her side is a telephone that will summon a doctor or a surgeon at a moment’s notice from their station some 100 yard? away For 24 hours a day this electronic panel and a small nursing staff are the nerve center of the special care unit of New York’s Roosevelt Hospital It is an experiment — similar m concept to the shock wards of World War II where badly wounded soldiers fresh from the battlefield got emergency care It may be the answer to providing that same care to badly hurt civilian! pedestrians heart attack victims) people fresh ' from the stress of j the operating table young children with severe chest infections and dozens of others BUILDING (now 'HIS JR? 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NEW YORK CAP) watches Intently On the panel be? up allIS burned LIKEWISE) building owner 1 1961 liim ?rr Lures on - -- 1 SiNGLE ©LASSES Y $1250 CiaUDH: Scientific Ey Exes 'S s X ' end colors 1 vw ill spl IS i v mi i3fc V will ? o jS human body rallies or falters when WIRING! unsuspected or unknown injuries — fatsometimes become suddenly Critically ill patients may lie in a mesh of wires like ally — evident this in hospitals if an experiment in New York proves Twelve nurses of the special care successful Wires connected to the control panel in unit man this emergency section a separate room are taped to the patient to record of the hospital around the clock breathing rate pulse and heart and brain activity They are specially trained Three ‘ are on duty during the day two — Newsfeatures Photos) (AP temperature during the night and early morning cial care unit the same service can j devices — oxygen equipment three shifts One sits at the electronic panel be provided for about $74 a day j kinds of suction tools to draw off i large amounts of fluids from either By flicking a switch she can make — without the ( the cjjes the throat or the Stomach of measurements each six vital nurtrained for search specially Each bed also has its own blood of several patients in short ses supply already pressure device Gauges record breathing rate will The period All in all this experimental unit experimental On a sheet of i this system will is costing some $110000 about $20000 of it for the electronic equipin a permanent ment But if it works well enough will included be it indicate the electrical activity of special care unit to be - built in to save lives Roosevelt officials the heart and the electrical a will be satisfied it Was well worth ir s“the“b ' K Dr James Thompson it electrocardiogram and ‘ the electrothe of ' head and of special surgery What does all of this” mean to nic electronic panels V care committee says that at the the patient? IN WEB OF WIRES end of the experimental period Simply that emergency treatment acute care can be meted out and emergencies The patients lie quietly in a web we shall have a model of wires These wires connect them unit which we hope --will' not only can be diagnosed in! minutes when with the ‘electronic panel Tiny save lives” but will cut costs minutes meah the difference beV electrodes taped to the patient’s waste of personnel and equipment tween life and death limbs chest head and a special It will then serve as a model ts rectal thermometer make the meas- - for other hospitals - faced Largest Molded Object constant ilar problems of providing Seventeen beds in the special observation for the acutely ill EAST BOOTHBAY Maine (UPI) The unit serves anyone regard-i- n A motor yacht was launched care’ unit will eventual! be wired this manner and connected with less of ability to pay The only here recently with a 15000-poun- d criteria for admittance is the sev- - fiber glass hull molded in Engthe lectronic panels ' land The boat is believed to be the If you were acutely ill and needed erity of the case e electronic reinforced Besides the care Roosevelt at equipment cursing largest molded it would take three nurses on eight there are other indicators of the plastic object ever constructed It hour shifts and would cost about $36 emergency nature of this section was built for Virgil Browne of Ok- a day in a private room In the spe- - Beside each bed are emergency lahoma City EMERGENCY time-consumi- “ rs in-SS- ‘ s - - ’ ATTACHED TO PATIENTS — On the alert for a emergency nurse Marianne Hartmann watches gauges and graphs which record a patient’s condition on the central control panel at Roosevelt Hospital in New York She is head nurse of an especially trained group in the hospital’s experimental Special Care Unit They man the control board in shifts constantly checking on critically ill patients through wires : sim-uranen- 67-fo- ot ! 24-ho-ur one-piec- J NEW YORK (UPI) — The largest exhibit’ of historical musical instruments ever shown in America will go on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art next month The museum’s collection one of the largest in the world has been in storerooms for years because of lack of exhibit space The new showing Will include nearly 1500 objects ranging from clay and bone instruments through those of the late 19th Century I pre-histor- ' Dr Stephen T Deardei) Optometrist in charge f I charge Optometrist OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY v r f fid 4! 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