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Girl trys on pulse oximeter at pediatrics open house

Sabrina Jung, R.N., demonstrates how a pulse oximeter is used for 9-year-old Alicia Fallert of Imperial.  The new Cardinal Glennon pediatric emergency department at St. Anthony’s features portable pulse oximeters, which measure pulse rate and oxygen saturation.
A bandage is cut instead of a ribbon at the grand opening

Ten-year-old Ally Smithee, of south St. Louis County, prepares to cut a 12-foot long bandage at the dedication of the new Cardinal Glennon Pediatric Emergency Care at St. Anthony’s Medical Center, which opened to treat pediatric patients on Dec. 10.  Other area children, as well as some St. Anthony’s pediatricians and medical personnel, also were on hand for the ceremonial bandage cutting.
Boy looks at veins through viewer demonstration at pediatrics emergency department open house

Eight-year-old Carson Daily of Oakville gets a close look at the veins in his hand as Deb Weingartner, R.N., demonstrates a VeinViewer in the new Cardinal Glennon Pediatric Emergency Care at St. Anthony’s.  The VeinViewer is a machine that allows caregivers to see a patient’s veins more clearly when starting an IV or drawing blood.
Children look at X-rays during pediatrics ED open house

Rose Hideg, supervisor of St. Anthony’s Imaging Center, explains X-rays to 5-year-old Jacob and 8-year-old Kristin Sadler of Imperial.