Do You Know-a CHOA?
These are the names of the two elevators within Egleston.
What are butterfly and flower?
This staff member helps patients manage stressful and potentially traumatic experiences. They promote positive coping through play, education, and self-expression.
What is a child life specialist?
This is the sound used in an echo-machine.
What is ultrasound?
What is healthy?
We have 16-17 of these members working in our hospital.
Hint: We met two of them on Day One!
What are facility dogs?
This is the area where patients and families can participate in on-air shows, play games, and possibly meet celebrity guests.
What is Seacrest Studios?
This is a yellowing of the skin and the whites of eyes that happens when the body does not process bilirubin properly.
Hint: This is a symptom of liver issues.
What is jaundice?
The heart beats through a series of ---- and ----.
What are contractions and relaxations?
Name two ways you can practice healthy habits in your daily lifestyle (as mentioned by Strong 4 Life).
What is:
1. Make half your plate fruits and veggies.
2. Drink more water.
3. Exercise regularly.
4. Limit Screen Time
We have 27 of these located in and around the Atlanta area.
What are neighborhood locations (satellites)?
This is the surgical opening or puncture of a vein in order to withdraw blood or introduce a fluid, or (historically) as part of the procedure of letting blood.
Hint: We visited this department on Day One.
What is phlebotomy?
There are (on average) ____ liver transplants every year.
What is 20-30?
*Picture*
What are the left and right ventricles?
What is a smoke detector?
This is the name of the movie we watched the trailer for on Day One.
What is Mulan?
This is the name of the floor where our oncology and hematology patients are seen.
This is the name of the activity CLS use to promote positive reactions to routine hospital procedures.
What is medical play?
This device could create medical applications such as skin, bone, cardiac patches, etc.
What is a 3D bioprinter?
These are the 5 categories we created safety tips for during our SafeKids lesson.
What are:
Sports, Vehicle/Road, Water, Home, and Fire?
This is the name of the facility we toured on Day Two.
What is the Health Sciences Research Building?
What is ~670?
Autoimmune diseases and hepatitis are possible reasons why someone would need this.
What is a liver transplant?
This is an abnormality in the heart when a child is born.
What is congenital heart defect?
These are examples of what it means to be a "strong swimmer".
What is:
1. Being able to swim 50 meters down and back.
2. Being able to bounce off from the bottom?
Name two of the four chaperones that have been at MedKids with you this week.
Who are:
1. Ansley
2. Sam
3. Anita
4. Gabbi?