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thing they asked for. They were scary"
Sutphin said. "We made our own saline, distilled our own water, and prepared our own medicines that we got from Rhodes Drug Store. We used glass bottles for IVs instead of plastic bags."
“We didn't wear gloves back then." Mountjov added. "I remember one man came in who had been hit in the head with an ax. There was a lot of blood, but he was still talking, t held his head together with my bare hands while he was taken to Fairfax. HIV and Hepatitis were unknown back then."
Thirty years ago. the most common emergencies handled in the ER happened on farms and in car accidents. according to the veteran nurses. “Hay pickers, corn pickers, mower accidents." Sutphin said. "I remember when five people in one family were killed in a car accident. That's how we got the traffic signal in Remington. One time someone came in whose whole bottom lip had been bitten off by a horse. They sewed it back on.
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