Ashlynn started to have URI symptoms on 05/12, next day she had decreased oral intake for solids as well as liquids. On 05/14/17, she went with her mother to Meijer in the morning to get cold medicine. She went first to garden section and picked out some plants. That when she start feeling nauseaous. When the went to the pharmacy section , he r nausea got worse and she felt dizzy with weakness and started to see spots. Mother noticed that she turned pale and she was "looking through her". Ashlynn did not lose her consciousness and her symptoms resolved in few minutes. No seizure like activity and she did not vomit. She went Rush Copley ER where…
1. What new signs and symptoms does Suzie exhibit that would concern you if you were the doctor?…
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: This is a conically ill appearing female alert, oriented, and cooperative. She moves with great difficulty because of fatigue imalays. VITAL SIGNS: Blood pressure 107/80, heart rate 100 and regular, respirations 22. HEENT: nurosentalic, no scalp lesions, dry eyes with conjunctival injection,…
Paranormal activity has always been a questionable topic across all cultures, however, it seems as if one location has stumped skeptics. Located in Louisville, Kentucky is the mysterious Waverly Hills Sanatorium (Briana 1). The land was purchased in 1883 by Major Thomas H. Hays (Briana 1). Waverly Hills Sanatorium is indefinitely one of the most haunted locations on Earth.…
Rosemary’s mother expressed concerns that she had been exposed to radiation during the beginning months of her pregnancy.…
3. Why do you think it can be difficult to determine the causes of HAB related illnesses and events? Many of the symptoms are like every sickness which include sniffling, coughing, sneezing, running nose, itchy eyes and a sore throat. it may be confused as a common cold or fever.…
I believe that the cause of Sue’s illness is the bacteria Neisseria meningitis. After isolating and analyzing the pathogen DNA sequence, its match was very similar to that of Neisseria meningitis. After researching the symptoms of the disease, the symptoms it has on its victims are almost completely identical to that of Sue’s. Meningitis causes fever, severe headache, vomiting, nausea, Muscle pain, and sleepiness or confusion. Those symptoms match those of Sue and those around her that I believe she has…
Signs/symptoms: Injuries that have not received medical attention, frequent or regular falls, pepper pot bruising, burns/scalds in unusual places, sores or rashes caused by bed wetting, loss of confidence, lack of interest in appearance, sleeping problems and feeling depressed.…
POLLUTION is the introduction of POLLUTANTS (whether chemical substances, or energy such as noise, heat, or light) into the environment to such a point that its effects become harmful to human health, other living organisms, or the environment (Wikipedia, 2007).…
Jennifer is a 2 year old female who is cared for her mother. She has developed a running temperature for 3 days, hot and dry skin, and suffers from tonsils. She depicts a normal blood pulse and respiratory beat per minute. The significant disorder revolves around her tonsil and ethr throat. She complains that swallowing is painful due to the effects of sore throat. Jennifer’s disorder is…
Destruction all around you, clothing strewn about here and there, broken furniture litters the cold empty street. This is a ballad describing the effects of war on any town; it is timeless in that it could be occurring anyplace and at any time. The author uses a lot of visual imagery to give us a picture of what it is he is viewing. Author Billy Collins uses non-violent terms to describe the effects of the violent scenes he is portraying, example, the second story bedroom, “wearing only its striped pajamas” (Collins, 2005) and “a door dangling by a single hinge” (Collins, 2005) in each of these descriptions you can actually see what it is that the author is viewing, things that should be inside a home, and only viewed upon entry to the home, but with the added twist of destruction as they are observed from the street. This poem was easy to understand as the writing used everyday terms in describing the sights that were in the scenes. Mr. Collins paints a vivid portrait of this bombed out building and the scene outside on the street.…
ear pain for the last three days. A detailed history is then taken. She had associated…
Eighteen months after diagnosis, D.W. seeks out her physician because of puffy hands and feet and…
Pyelonephritis is an inflammation of the kidney and upper urinary tract that usually results from noncontiguous bacterial infection of the bladder. It is a renal disorder that involves the pyelum, pelvis or the parenchymal tissues which commonly known as pyelitis. A more severe form of the disease, on the other hand is called urosepsis. The common bacteria that usually found in patient with this disease are E-coli, staphylococcus, and streptococcus. Most kidney infections result from lower urinary tract infections, usually bladder infections. Bacteria can travel from the vagina or rectal area (anus) into the urethra and bladder. Lower urinary system infections may spread to the kidneys, causing pyelonephritis. When you have a bladder infection, the usual mechanism that prevents urine from flowing back to the kidneys does not work properly. This problem can allow infected urine to move into the kidneys and cause a kidney infection that will bring damage to the kidney. Pyelonephritis can either be acute or chronic.…
Based on the limited amount of knowledge that we have about Sue’s illness, it is likely that she simply has the flu. Her symptoms of a headache, lethargy, and a low grade fever all match up with disease. Without any tests or other knowledge, it is hard to say with any certainty that it is anything other than the flu. The flu is highly infectious, especially in a contained area like a dorm room. Being a viral disease, it spreads rapidly, and most of the symptoms the others had also matched those of the flu.…
