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Foundation directors take a look at how the newly purchased

MAC 5500 resting EKG analysis system works. Doug Boedeker, RT,

Director of the Cardiopulmonary Department, explains the

advantages of the system, which provides EKG results in a matter

of seconds.

How can

you make a

diference?

You can help

enhance and expand

health care services at

Fayette County Memo-

rial Hospital through

business or individual

contributions to the

Foundation.

There are a number

of ways to contribute:

Direct gifts. These can

be in the form of cash or

checks. Non-monetary

gifts are also appreci-

ated, including bonds,

securities, real estate,

gifts-in-kind and insur-

ance policies naming the

Foundation as the benef-

ciary in whole or part.

Memorial and recog-

nition gifts. Memorial

gifts provide a meaning-

ful and lasting remem-

brance for loved ones.

Recognition gifts serve

as a way to celebrate a

special occasion or to say

thanks to a friend or col-

league, who will be noti-

fed of your generosity.

Planned giving. Long-

term support to the hos-

pital through a bequest,

trust, charitable gift

annuity, life insurance

policy or retirement ac-

count to the Foundation

is another way to give.

To give, use the

envelope in this news-

letter, or call

Debbie Boggs, RN,

Executive Director, at

740-333-2833 for

more information.

MAC 5500 resting EKG analysis

system and cart ($10,552)

. Ac-

quired through a restricted dona-

tion from the FCMH Auxiliary,

this system provides instantaneous

readings of electrocardiograms

(EKGs) with up to 99.5 percent

accuracy. All EKGs are also read

by a physician, but this quick

and accurate testing allows for

immediate treatment to begin.

Te unit is used in the Emer-

gency Department. In 2010,

the Cardiopulmonary Department

performed more than 4,300 EKGs.

Two Moblvac III portable suc-

tion pumps ($3,466).

Moblvac III

is a multipurpose portable unit that

provides the options of constant and

intermittent suction. It operates qui-

etly and is easy to clean and process

for reuse.

www.fcmh.org

Mr. and Mrs. Jessee Persinger

Myron and Sharon Priest

Linda Ragland

Robert and Helene Sanderson

Tomi Shaw

Rodger Smith

Linda S. Steele

Donnie Stewart

Becky Thompson

Nancy Troutman

Jim and Nancy Ward

Washington Rotary Club

Randy and Tammie Wilson

Beverly Yamour, MD

KimYoung

Anita Zeigler

In memory of

Betty Baker

Charlie and Gina Andrews

Robert H. Baker

Debbie and Thad Boggs

Bob and Carol Copeland

Jeff Erickson

Jim and Judy Erickson

Ruth Erickson

Bob and Linda Highfeld

Jef, Beth and Jeremy Jaacks

Brent, Sarah, Hidy and Cali

Kirkpatrick

Roger and Diana Kirkpatrick

Troy, Lynn, Ian, Nate and Quinn

Kirkpatrick

Allan and Becky Menning

Bill and Linda Parks

John and Lois Rhoad

Paul and Sharon Turvy

Dean and Jane Wallestad

Esther Zellers

Eileen Cline

Fonda Fichthorn

Mr. Mitchell and Dr. Norma Kirby

Donald Dunn

John and Julie Campbell

Melissa Upthegrove

Kathy Gustin

Pamela Langley

Richard Kirkpatrick

Charlie and Gina Andrews

and Family

Baker Family

Bill Binzel and

the Binzel Family

Debbie and Thad Boggs

Franklin Evans

Moira Fahy

Fayette County Memorial

Hospital

Solon and Verlla Graham

Mr. Mitchell and Dr. Norma Kirby

David and Phyllis Kohli

Pamela Langley

David and Shirley Morrow

New Holland Lions Club

Jerry and Jo Ann Newton, Doug

and Family and Julie and

Family

Mr. and Mrs. Jessee Persinger

Tom and Judy Rambo

HarrisWillis

Mr. Mitchell and Dr. Norma Kirby

Harold and Ann Thompson

The Tucker families

of North Dakota

Al DesMarais

Debbie Boggs

Vickie M. Davidson

Brenda Hughes

Mindy Juillerat

Susan A. Morris

Lee Smallwood

Nancy Troutman

County Memorial Hospital by increasing awareness of needs and raising funds.