Case Study Marley

Bob Marley is a name most people know but his accomplishments and dedication to music is often overlooked. Bob was more than just a reggae artist, he was an inspiration to the country of Jamaica. He was a role model to the poverty stricken island and gave hope to many people. Bob was born on February 6, 1945 in his grandfather's house. He was the son of a poor farm girl and a British naval Captain. Soon after his birth Bob's father, Norval Marley, left his mother. He remained responsible and provided financial support and occasionally came back to see them. In the 50's a depression hit Jamaica and Bob followed his mother to West Kingston also known as Trenchtown. It was in Trenchtown were Bob's love for music began.

7. How do you know that no contamination occurred when you inoculated your culture? (1 pt)

Lab test results show a positive anti-HCV and confirm that Chad has Hepatitis C. The nurse explains to Chad that Hepatitis is liver disease with inflammation of the cells of the liver. Chad states "I can't have Hepatitis. I had all three of the vaccinations before I started working as a paramedic."

One day waking up thinking this was a normal day at my birth home, Jamaica, I walked to my grandparents’ house, stayed there for a couple of hours, then I saw this pretty, shiny, new Nissan Altima pulled up, and stopped. Moments later a tall dark-skinned guy stepped out the vehicle, fixed his hat, and walked to the door. When the doors open he burst into tears and said to me, “Hey son”, at first my siblings and I was in shock because we have not seen our father since 2004, I did not know what he looked like until I saw pictures of me and him together. Later that night we party and have fun together. The next morning, he drove in and we took pictures, then, we went to dunns-river falls, also we went and eat.

Lab test results show a positive anti-HCV and confirm that Chad has Hepatitis C. The nurse explains to Chad that Hepatitis is liver disease with inflammation of the cells of the liver. Chad states "I can't have Hepatitis. I had all three of the vaccinations before I started working as a paramedic."

They examine the dirty needle hypothesis. Name two other infectious diseases spread through dirty needles?

"Patricia Lemos, a teacher at Sultana, claims that the instant she started her car to leave the school, it involuntarily drove up and over a school planter, and straight toward the bleachers, creating a wedge of protection for Liam, protecting him from approximately 2000 pounds of metal. Authorities say that Liam was checked by medics, but released when no injury was found."

"They give sterile needles in return to sullied or utilized needles to build access to sterile needles and to expel tainted syringes from dissemination in the group." (Vlahov). Needle trade has turned out to be disputable reasonable discussion point all through the country. The projects made a way to deal with address the expanded rate of contaminations. In numerous states, these projects are prohibited, because of contradicted by general wellbeing pioneers and

Failure to thoroughly decontaminate the site can allow the naturally present microbiota of the patient’s skin to enter the bloodstream, causing an infection and possibly result with a disease. (Tortora, 2013) Additionally, test results can be falsely elevated or decreased if the site is not completely dry before needle insertion due to the body’s ability to metabolize alcohol into a form of sugar. (Garza, 2010) For example, test results for glucose levels would be falsely elevated if alcohol entered the bloodstream. Phlebotomists can also cause hemoconcentration by over palpitating the vein, excessive tourniquet application, and allowing the patients to overly pump their fist. (Morgan, 2005) These actions manipulate the vein’s chemistry and adversely affect the results of laboratory assays conducted. For instance, an increase of proteins, lipids, cholesterol, and Iron is evident of prolonged use of the tourniquet during blood collection. (Morgan, 2005) A Phlebotomist should always treat venipunctures safely and gently to ensure a quality

This case involved Christian Tringali being a danger to himself and others. Tringali was transported to the Huntington Memorial Emergency Room where she was placed on a WIC 5150 hold.

On 10/23/2017 while conducting follow up on this case I observed Daniel GARIBAY posted new videos on his facebook account using suspected cocaine and partying with other norteno gang members in front of his residence. On 10/24/2017 I observed Mario GARIBAY posted a video on his instagram account displaying a large amount of suspected Marijuana buds inside of a plastic bag. With this new information I authored arrests warrants for Daniel GARIBAY and Mario GARIBAY. I also authored search warrants for their respective residences. I presented the warrants to the Honorable Judge Breen on 10/30/2017. Judge Breen endorsed the warrants by way of his signature.

In the clinical diary there was a blood spill, which occurred when the patient pulled the Venflon out while taking off her dressing gown. This was cleaned up by a healthcare professional and a student. Standard precautions were not adhered to due to not wearing gloves which is vital for safe practice (AFPP 2011). It is also best practice for the student (HCPC 2012c). Mentors have a legal and professional duty to students, who should be guided and taught key issues in infection control principles whilst supervised (HCPC 2012b).

Greenhill is a multi-service community center in a very poor city. Its’ main purpose was to provide human service programs for learning, growth, and enrichment throughout life within an intergenerational setting. Leslie is the new Executive Director who appears to be more straight-cut and to the point. Greenhill had several issues within its organization including: the poor relationship between staff and trustees, communication was only done through the executive director, executive director did not have the resources to do what the board wanted to be done, fundraising efforts were limited to only those that had the skills, etc.

In Jamaica at the time Bob was viewed as a mystic and prophet, and was