Kent Barker Collection / The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

January 2, 1960

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List of charges for treatment in the Emergency Room for President John F. Kennedy

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List of charges for treatment in the Emergency Room for President John F. Kennedy

 One original handwritten (in blue ink) list of charges for treatment for President John F. Kennedy at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Texas on Friday, November 22, 1963. The note is written on a Dallas County Hospital District Office Memorandum to Mr. Robert Struwe with a list of treatments performed on President Kennedy that are being charged. The memo reads: "To: Mr. Robert Struwe Subject: Charges for treatment in the Emergency Room for President John F. Kennedy / # 24740 11/22/63 1- Tracheotomy tray 2- Closed drainage tray 3- Venasction(?) tray (2) 4- 1000 cc Ringers Lactate x3 bottles 5- 500 cc O-neg blood + set 6- Endotracheal tube 7- Ipp B. (?) 8- 4 Draw sheet 1 plastic mattress cover. [signature] Doris Nelson"

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List of charges for treatment in the Emergency Room for President John F. Kennedy

Date:

11/22/1963

Terms:

Emergency care; Emergency room; Hospital administration; Hospitals; Medical bills; Medical notes; Medical records
Object type:

Documents

Credit line:

Parkland Hospital Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

Object number:

1994.001.0002.0004

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List of charges for treatment in the Emergency Room for President John F. Kennedy

 One original handwritten (in blue ink) list of charges for treatment for President John F. Kennedy at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Texas on Friday, November 22, 1963. The note is written on a Dallas County Hospital District Office Memorandum to Mr. Robert Struwe with a list of treatments performed on President Kennedy that are being charged. The memo reads: "To: Mr. Robert Struwe Subject: Charges for treatment in the Emergency Room for President John F. Kennedy / # 24740 11/22/63 1- Tracheotomy tray 2- Closed drainage tray 3- Venasction(?) tray (2) 4- 1000 cc Ringers Lactate x3 bottles 5- 500 cc O-neg blood + set 6- Endotracheal tube 7- Ipp B. (?) 8- 4 Draw sheet 1 plastic mattress cover. [signature] Doris Nelson"

Object Details
Object title:

List of charges for treatment in the Emergency Room for President John F. Kennedy

Date:

11/22/1963

Terms:

Emergency care; Emergency room; Hospital administration; Hospitals; Medical bills; Medical notes; Medical records

Object type:

Documents

Credit line:

Parkland Hospital Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

Object number:

1994.001.0002.0004

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