Boarding / military school, reformatory, orphanage, and detention center exam experiences?

Has anyone here ever personally experienced or witnessed this? Heard stories from others? How did exams there differ in procedures or overall tone compared to a standard hospital, clinic, or public school exam? How did the examiners and support staff treat you and the other patients?

When I was 8 I was taken from my foster home due to physical abuse. I spent several hours in the ER, with a broken arm and asthmatic attack, then placed in a juvenile care facility about an hour or so away.

Upon arrival a PA? NP? and the intake officer stripped me naked. The PA or NP took my height and weight, assessed my contusions and bruises, then gave me brief medical exam. I was then held down, drugged (shot in the buttocks) and marched off to my room.

About 9 months later my life started getting a little better. I was not going back to Foster Care. Somehow I was awarded a scholarship that allowed me to attend a catholic boys boarding. I saw a doctor and a nurse upon arrival. They were good to me, absolutely no abuse at all. Most of the boys were from wealthy families but there were a few other kids in similar situations like me. Surprisingly there was no class division it was all about being supportive of each other.

When I was 8 I was taken from my foster home due to physical abuse. I spent several hours in the ER, with a broken arm and asthmatic attack, then placed in a juvenile care facility about an hour or so away.

Upon arrival a PA? NP? and the intake officer stripped me naked. The PA or NP took my height and weight, assessed my contusions and bruises, then gave me brief medical exam. I was then held down, drugged ( shot in the buttocks) and marched off to my room.

About 9 months later my life started getting a little better. I was not going back to Foster Care. Somehow I was awarded a scholarship that allowed me to attend a catholic boys boarding. I saw a doctor and a nurse upon arrival. They were good to me, absolutely no abuse at all. Most of the boys were from wealthy families but there were a few other kids in similar situations like me. Surprisingly there was no class division it was all about being supportive of each other.

It's unfortunate that you had to go through such a traumatic experience before finally ending up in a caring and nurturing environment.