Clinical Lab Period 2 by Scott Curry https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2 en-us 2017-01-03 14:48:02 UTC 2017-04-12 00:10:18 UTC hello@padlet.com Hannah Gruttemeyer and Ryan Chanez, 01/09/2017 question 1 kendalle131 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013201 The purpose they play is to help function the human body. We are a complex organism, they each have individual roles. They work together as a whole and then each system individually. ]]> 2017-01-09 15:35:31 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013201 Karsyn and Alexis https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013429 January 9, 2017 Day 1
All of the organs have specific functions they do in order to keep the human body alive. Because humans are complete organisms, each system can focus on one thing that they need to keep healthy. The purpose of all of the systems is to keep our bodies functioning at a constant rate without and flaws in the system. ]]> 2017-01-09 15:36:07 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013429 Aniena Farley and Emilee Foix https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013443 January 9, 2017 Day 1
We need the twelve body systems to survive because they all perform certain jobs to keep our bodies functioning. They all split the jobs so not one system is over working. ]]> 2017-01-09 15:36:09 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013443 Liz and Marissa https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013484 Day 1
Why do you think we need as many as 12 body systems? What our pose do they all play?
We need them to survive, they keep our body functioning

]]> 2017-01-09 15:36:16 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013484 Narcisa G-M & Kassidy Brown 01/09 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013508 Day 1
Why do you think we need 12 body systems? What purpose do they all play? 

We need 12 body systems because if one part of the body has more then one function it can get overworked and death could possibly occur. They help us do simply tasks and help our body fight off diseases and other harmful things.]]> 2017-01-09 15:36:19 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013508 Justene & Dang 1/09 Day 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013545 Why do we need 12 body systems? 

Without any of them we wouldn't functional correctly and keeps us healthy.]]> 2017-01-09 15:36:25 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013545 Andrew & Iyana 993822 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013613 Why do you think we need as many as 12 body systems? What purpose do they all play?

We need the Body systems to survive. We need them to function every day and to be healthy. They all work together in someway to make sure as a whole it functions correctly. All the parts don't do the same functions so we need to have many parts in our body.]]> 2017-01-09 15:36:34 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013613 Mia and Eric 1/9/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013693 They each play a role to keep our body functioning. They all have different purposes to keep us alive. ]]> 2017-01-09 15:36:46 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013693 Melody and Hannah January 9 day 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013790 It would be too much work for one system to control all the functions so each each system has a specific purpose and without it we wouldn't be able to survive. They all work together in their own ways. ]]> 2017-01-09 15:36:59 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146013790 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146015312 Zaida and Sydney 
Period 2 01/09/17
They all play a specific role and they all work together for the body to function as awhole]]> 2017-01-09 15:40:24 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146015312 Payton , Karissa 1/9/2017 period 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146015850 Because all of them are dependent on the other one you can't survive without the other one.]]> 2017-01-09 15:41:51 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146015850 Reagan Dean and Maddie Higby 1/10/17 period 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146280174 Day 1: We need each system to control movement digestion reaction decision making heart rate and how we keep our shape. They all control a certain aspect of the body thats vital for us to live. 
Day 2: More people dont have the bacteria they need to protect themselves from foods]]> 2017-01-10 15:32:33 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146280174 Melody and Hannah day 2 1/10/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281622 They're putting more newer things in food that our bodies are unfamiliar with. They are rejecting these new ingredients. Also our bodies are losing those immunities. Companies are trying to take a more natural approach, therefore getting rid of preservatives and using natural foreign ingredients. ]]> 2017-01-10 15:36:24 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281622 Andrew & Iyana Day https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281625 We see an increase in food alergies because food companies are putting more stuff in the food that our bodys aren't familiar with and are foreign to our body. The decrease in richness of gut bacteria may have something to do with the rise of allergies.]]> 2017-01-10 15:36:25 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281625 Rhiannon and Corbin day 2, 1/10/2017 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281627 We are seeing more types of exotic food that our bodies are not previously exposed to. It is also possible that the food allergies may be passed down as recessive leading to people with the recessive food allergy. 

]]> 2017-01-10 15:36:25 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281627 Payton & Karissa 1/10/2017 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281718 They are putting more unknown chemicals in food now and our bodies don't have the bacteria to protect ourselves against it.]]> 2017-01-10 15:36:37 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281718 Kassidy Brown 1/10/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281966 We are seeing an increase in food allergies because food companies are putting in strange chemicals that our bodies have never been exposed to and that has an effect on our bodies in the form of a food allergy. ]]> 2017-01-10 15:37:14 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281966 Aniena and Emilee 1-10-17 Day 2 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281970 As we are exposed to more foods, our bodies don't know how to handle the new substances. Also, as food becomes more manufactured, unknown and processed food becomes harder for our body to accept and digest.]]> 2017-01-10 15:37:15 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146281970 Liz and Marissa https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146282114 Day 2 
Why are we seeing an increase in food allergies?
There's more processed food and our bodies are possibly changing. Our bodies probably cant handle all the new ingredients ]]> 2017-01-10 15:37:39 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146282114 Sydney and Zaida https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146282170 Day 2
small children are being exposed to different types of food and they are rejecting it. ]]> 2017-01-10 15:37:47 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146282170 Mia and Eric Jan. 10 Day 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146282663 There are different types of foods being processed now a days and our bodies dont know how to digest and break them down. A lot of foods have many chemicals in them and our bodies cant react to them.]]> 2017-01-10 15:39:02 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146282663 Dang and Justene Jan. 10th Day 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146283226 The way that food is made now these days isn't the same as back then and the ingredients used makes our bodies not used to it. ]]> 2017-01-10 15:40:20 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146283226 Ryan and Hannah day 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146284665 The way that food is made these days makes it harder for the body to break down the food. because of this the body rejects the food]]> 2017-01-10 15:43:47 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146284665 Liz and Marissa Day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146544649 Do we have more of a need to use oxygen or to get rid of carbon dioxide?
we have more of a need for oxygen because too much carbon dioxide can be harmful to the human body ]]> 2017-01-11 15:42:52 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146544649 Narcisa & Kassidy https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146544814 Jan 11 2017~ Day 3
•Do we have more of a need to use oxygen or to get rid of Carbon Dioxide? 
We have more of a need to get rid of Carbon Dioxide because too much of it is not good for the body. ]]> 2017-01-11 15:43:18 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146544814 Melody and Hannah Jan 11 2017 day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146546548 No, because we need to get the carbon dioxide out as soon as possible because if it stays in there it can harm us. It's poisonous to our bodies. ]]> 2017-01-11 15:47:59 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146546548 Andrew & Iyana Day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146547140 We need to get rid of Carbon Dioxide more because its poisonus to our body and will harm us if if it's in our body for too long. We use oxygen because oxygen is what is keeping us alive and whithout it the bodys cells would die.]]> 2017-01-11 15:49:40 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146547140 Rhiannon Kusler &Corbin Haines https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146547637 We have more of a need to get rid of Carbon dioxide, as it is a poison to our body. ]]> 2017-01-11 15:50:54 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146547637 Payton & Karissa https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146547734 We have more of a need to get rid of carbon dioxide because even if it is small, there is still oxygen in the blood. The carbon dioxide is also poisonous to us.]]> 2017-01-11 15:51:10 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146547734 Ryan and Hannah https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146548318 We have a greater need to get rid of carbon dioxide because it is poisonous to us.]]> 2017-01-11 15:52:33 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146548318 Karsyn Brown and Alexis Hamilton https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146548634 January 11, 2017
Because Carbon dioxide is poisonous, our body has more of a need to get rid of Carbon Dioxide. Then, the body can get more oxygen]]> 2017-01-11 15:53:11 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146548634 Emilee and Aniena 1-11-17 Day https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146548902 It is more important to get carbon dioxide out of our body because, although our body needs blood to survive and carry oxygen to all of our organs, we need to get carbon dioxide out of our bodies more quickly since it's poisonous to our body.]]> 2017-01-11 15:53:49 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146548902 Dang & Justene Day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146549096 We need to get rid of Carbon dioxide, because if we don't, we can get poisoned.

]]> 2017-01-11 15:54:14 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146549096 Sydney and Zaida https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146549311 We have more of a need to get rid of carbon dioxide because it is toxic to our body]]> 2017-01-11 15:54:45 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146549311 Maddie and Reagan https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146549538 I think we have more of a need to get rid of  carbon dioxide because we take in a lot more oxygen and release a lot less Carbon Dioxide, which can be harmful to our bodies  ]]> 2017-01-11 15:55:15 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146549538 Mia and Eric Day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146549813 We need to get rid of carbon dioxide more than receiving oxygen because carbon dioxide is a poison to our body]]> 2017-01-11 15:55:52 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146549813 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146811094 Narcisa & Kassidy 
01/12/17
Day 4 
If you could change one thing about the nervous system what would it be and why? 
 We would make it so it is not unpredictable so you won't loose your speech and mobility so you can keep functioning through life properly.]]> 2017-01-12 15:24:40 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146811094 Emilee and Aniena https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146811833 1-12-17 Day 2
We would make certain "checkpoints", so that depending on where you are hit, specific functions are hurt or you are paralyzed at a certain point, rather than it being so unpredictable.]]> 2017-01-12 15:26:26 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146811833 Liz and Marissa Day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146812099 if you could change one thing about the nervous system what would it be and why?
i wish we could have more control over it. i would make it more durable and make it hard to damage]]> 2017-01-12 15:27:07 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146812099 Reagan Dean and Maddie Higby https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146812360 Day 4: We would change the amount of protection to the spinal cords because it is so vital it needs to have less breakable properties. ]]> 2017-01-12 15:27:55 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146812360 Hannah Lane and Melody 1/12/17 Day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146812948 More protection to more of those vital nervous systems. Like the spinal cord, for example. It would be a good idea to make it harder to get paralyzed. Less easy to damage. ]]> 2017-01-12 15:29:18 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146812948 Ryan and Hannah https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146813783 If we could change anything about the nervous system it would be that we could send messages throughout our body faster and to be better protected on different parts of the body aka become a super hero.]]> 2017-01-12 15:31:15 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146813783 Payton & Karissa 1/12/2017 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146814142 Payton: I would change it so we have more pain tolerance, also make the spleen more durable
Karissa: I would want the kidneys to be more protected]]> 2017-01-12 15:31:39 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146814142 Sydney and Zaida https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146814604 add more protection to the spinal cord because it is very vulnerable]]> 2017-01-12 15:32:40 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146814604 Mia and Eric https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146814885 Make some of the areas less sensitive so we can handle pain tolerance better. Also protect some of the areas better because if they were to get damaged it could seriously hurt us and put our bodies into danger.]]> 2017-01-12 15:33:22 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146814885 Andrew & lyana https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146815214 We would say to add more protection to the very vulnerable organs in this system. For example the spinal cord. It is a very important part of are body and isn't protected as well as it is needed to be. It acts to tell our body when something happens and what is happening to your body and lets you know when you are sick so your body can fight the infection. Or to re think something if its harming your body.]]> 2017-01-12 15:34:08 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146815214 Justene & Dang Day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146815219 If we can change one thing about the nervous system would be that we feel less pain]]> 2017-01-12 15:34:09 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146815219 Rhiannon Kusler Day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146815409 To protect ourselves, as well as have it recognize the difference between a scenario where it needs to panic versus a normal situation. For example, not fainting at the sight of blood.]]> 2017-01-12 15:34:38 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146815409 karsyn and alexis https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146815985 january 11, 2017
if we could change it, we would add more protection to the brain because it's very vulnerable. if something happens to the brain, the whole nervous system fails. so we would want a stronger skull to protect the most important part of thi system and of the whole the body]]> 2017-01-12 15:36:10 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/146815985 Liz and Marissa Day 5 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147058472 What's 3 ways all the system is connected?
medulla oblongata, veins, spinal cord. because they all work together to help the body function and stay alive

]]> 2017-01-13 15:00:59 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147058472 Kassidy & Narcisa https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147058499 01/13/17 Pd2
Day 5 
What is 3 ways all the systems are connected?
They all help eachother  regulate the body and stay in complete control. ]]> 2017-01-13 15:01:06 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147058499 Mia and Eric day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147059083 The medulla oblongata regulates blood pressure, heart rate, and respitory rate. Veins send blood and oxygen all over your body to allow organs to work properly. And the digestive system allows your body to get energy]]> 2017-01-13 15:03:13 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147059083 Andrew & Iyana https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147059333 Day 5
All the systems have to work together to ensure the human body functions correctly & to ensure a healthy life for the person. The nervous system gives messages to the other system and tells them what to do. The digestive system gives the other systems energy so they can function by digesting the food we intake. The Respiratory system guves the other systems oxygen which is crucial to keeping the organs going.]]> 2017-01-13 15:04:14 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147059333 Melody and Hannah day 5 1/13/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147059498 Brain sends signals to all the limbs and the rest of the organs. Make sure they all work together and regulate the body. If one organ fails, sometimes other organs will shut down in order to protect the body until it can get the help it needs.]]> 2017-01-13 15:04:49 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147059498 Payton & Karissa https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147059807 1- They all need a blood supply from the heart
2- They all need the brain to tell them what to do
3- They are all needed for someone to survive]]> 2017-01-13 15:05:47 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147059807 Maddie Higby and Reagan Dean https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147059820 Day 5: The nervous system signals the entire body and tells it what to do , Digestive gives other systems nutrients, skeletal system hold the body up, cardiovascular gives the other systems oxygen and keeps blood pumping ]]> 2017-01-13 15:05:49 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147059820 karsyn and alexis https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147060050 january 13 days 5: they all need the brain to tell them what to do. also, they all rely on each other to get the proper nutrients and oxygen to each organ. the nervous system tells the other systems what to do, the circulatory system delivers oxygenated blood to the organs and the digestive system delivers nutrien]]> 2017-01-13 15:06:26 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147060050 Dang & Justene Day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147060378 The cardiovascular system pumps blood around the whole body, then the nervous system tells the other functions of the body like the heart, lungs etc. The respiratory system gives the body oxygen and help release carbon dioxide. ]]> 2017-01-13 15:07:18 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147060378 Rhiannon and Corbin Day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147060411 The circulatory system delivers blood throughout the other systems. The nervous system tells the other systems what to do. The digestive systems break down the nutrients for the blood stream to deliver throughout the body]]> 2017-01-13 15:07:26 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147060411 Hannah and Ryan day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147061712 The brain is connected to the nervous system which relays information to the other parts of body, then relays back to brain.]]> 2017-01-13 15:11:39 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147061712 Sydney and Zaida day5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147061891 the circulatory systems deliver blood to the other systems in order for them to function and the brain tells all of the other systems what to do]]> 2017-01-13 15:12:19 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147061891 Narcisa & Kassidy day 6 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147842814 01/18/17 Pd2
If you could add a system to make humans better, what would you call it, where would your organs be placed, how will it be connected to other systems, how can we test it to make sure it is working correctly? 
 We feel that for minor injuries that they would heal themselves no matter where in the body. The body will detect the injury and start to recover itself. This is good because then you can save money on hospital bills]]> 2017-01-18 15:38:03 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147842814 karsyn and alexis day 6 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147843213 jan 18- if we could add one system to make the body better, we would make the body protect its self more from injurys. we could also add more support for the body.

we would make the musculatory system stronger so that the muscles protect the organs.we could also add a recovery system so that the body repairs itself at a much faster yet more sufficient rate]]> 2017-01-18 15:39:04 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147843213 Aniena and Emilee https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147843355 1-18-17
Day 5
1. Oxygen flows throughout the whole body
2. Neurons give the whole body directions from the brain
3. Blood flows throughout the whole body through capillaries, veins, and arteries
Day 6
We would have a system that produces stem cells so that when people get older and begin losing more brain cells, stems cells can go to the brain and rebuild the memory or whatever part of the brain is failing. We would call it the stem system and it would be connected to all the other parts of the body through small, almost invisible, tubes reaching all organs of the body. It would mainly be located at the base of the spinal chord. We could test the system by monitoring cell death rate and reproduction rate under the microscope.]]> 2017-01-18 15:39:31 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147843355 Liz and Marissa day 6 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147843392 if we had good cells in our bodies and make it so we never get sick. ]]> 2017-01-18 15:39:36 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147843392 Mia and Eric 1/18/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147844849 If we were to create a system it would help the body less prone to diseases and sickness and damage, to keep your body in better condition longer

]]> 2017-01-18 15:42:49 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147844849 Andrew & Iyana day 6 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147845951 Adding a body system
We would make the protective system. This system would have a small organ by the gallbladder that would send strong "fighters" to a place of infection or disease. It would move through the blood stream to get to the infected area.]]> 2017-01-18 15:45:32 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147845951 Justene & Dang 1-18-2017 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147846464 If we were to create a new system, it would be called the regeneration system. Where there are regeneration cells in the muscular system. Every time you get all injury it will heal in seconds.]]> 2017-01-18 15:46:55 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147846464 Hannah G and Ryan day 6 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147846661 Our new system would be that our organs could send off messages to other people, instead of talking. We would call it the vocal organ system. Our organs would be placed on the outside of the brain, a thin layer that coats the brain. It will be connected to other systems by being connected to the brain. We could test this system by sending rays through the body to ignite the system to see if the messages with relay to other humans]]> 2017-01-18 15:47:27 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147846661 Melody and Hannah day 6 1/18/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147846892 Tougher skin so injuries are harder to get. Or an extra layer of harder skin. This skin heals faster if it is somehow damaged. ]]> 2017-01-18 15:48:02 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147846892 Payton & Karissa 1/18/2017 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147847172 Have a nervous system that controls the exact time you fall asleep and the exact time you wake up. When you wake up, you're not tired and when you go to sleep you don't wake up in the middle of the night.]]> 2017-01-18 15:48:51 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147847172 Reagan Dean https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147847346 Day 6: If i added a system to the body i would add a new system under the skin to protect the body more from outer intrusion and prevent blood loss but would allow the body to get rid of disease and other inner issues in a new form that can be used to help your skin be stronger against rashes cuts and burns]]> 2017-01-18 15:49:14 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147847346 Rhiannon Kusler & Corbin https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147847925 We would attach a second stomach to the digestive system just for dessert, as well as gills that would allow us to breath under water. ]]> 2017-01-18 15:50:33 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147847925 Sydney and Zaida day 6 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147848232 Add an extra skeletal layer for more protection. ]]> 2017-01-18 15:51:18 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/147848232 Reagan Dean and Maddie Higby https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148113237 Day 7: It continues to rise due to higher demand, we could lower it by making improvements in medicine 
Day 8: Heart murmer; Cardiologist because they specialize in the heart 
Thrombocytopenia; Hematologist because they specialize in blood work 
Abdominal cramps; Gastroenterologist because they work with the digestive system
Pitting edema in the ankles; Hematologist and a podiatrist for pain and foot specialty
Cephalagia; Neeurologist for brain specialization
Bipolar Disorder; Phsycologist ]]> 2017-01-19 15:25:51 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148113237 day 7 karsyn and alexis https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148113365 jan 19- it continues to get higher because more people have to go to the doctor and also because of higher demand. we can lower it by making the medical field stronger then before.

day 8- 
heart murmur-- cardiologist because they know the heart
thrombocytopenia-- hematologist because they work with the blood
abdominal cramps--gastroenterologist because they understand the digestive system
pitting edema in the ankles--
cephalalgia-- neurologist because they work with the head and brain
bipolar disorder---physiologist because they work with people's emotions ]]> 2017-01-19 15:26:09 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148113365 Rhiannon Kusler & Corbin Haines day 7 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148114621 They are finding out about more diseases and how to treat them. Some people also raise the prices of certain drugs when they are in high demand. Focus more taxes into the health care system. ]]> 2017-01-19 15:28:54 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148114621 Narcisa & Kassidy Day 7 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148115208 01/19/17 Pd2
Why does the cost of healthcare continue to raise? What can be done to lower it? 
The cost of healthcare continues to raise because there aren't enough doctors and nurses to be able to work. Many have to work around the clock which means they need to be paid more also medicine companies and supply companies need to be paid. To solve this problem more people should become doctors and nurses. ]]> 2017-01-19 15:30:13 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148115208 Narcisa &a Kassidy Day 8 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148116849 01/19/17 Pd2
Who would you go see if you had the following problems and why? Heart Murmur, Thrombocytopenia, Abdominal cramps, Pitting edema in the ankles, Cephalalgia, and Bipolar Disorder. 
 Cardiologist, Neurologist, Psychologist,Hematologist, Family Doctor
You would see these doctors for the following conditions because these doctors specialize in these certain injured areas ]]> 2017-01-19 15:33:53 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148116849 Andrew & Iyana https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148117845 Day 7
Why does healthcare continue to rise in cost?
The rise in cost is due to the rise in chronic illness and fewer plan options. To fix this we should create more plan options that are benificial to any person.]]> 2017-01-19 15:35:58 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148117845 Hannah G and Ryan day https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148119951 The cost of health care is continuing to rise because more surgeries and hospital care is becoming more expensive. Also because new discoverives are being made in the medical field every day. To lower the cost would be that more people can continue to take care of themselves to prevent illness from happening.]]> 2017-01-19 15:40:19 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148119951 Payton & Karissa https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148120936 Because more and more new illnesses are being found and most people are not immune to to such illnesses. ]]> 2017-01-19 15:42:34 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/148120936 Ryan and Reagan Day 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149355709 Tell what you know about a virus.
Viruses aren't alive so theres no way to kill them making it a big problem. You can't get rid of it so your body has to learn how to fight them. They stem off of eachother and change how they effect.]]> 2017-01-25 15:49:17 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149355709 Eric and zaida day 1&2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356001 A virus isn't alive and stay in your body no matter what, they are built by the host cell, they're made from chemicals. 

BSL- Bio-Safety levels, our country should have all bio safety levels so the virus/bacteria can't get in and it can't get out through our bodies. Especially if it's a really harmful virus/bacteria ]]> 2017-01-25 15:50:01 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356001 Sydney and Maddie day 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356097 It is not alive. It floats. It is built by the host cell. It does not need to eat. It blows up cells. Once it is in your body you won't be able to get it out. ]]> 2017-01-25 15:50:15 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356097 mia and liz day 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356104 viruses are not alive, they float, they're built by host cells, don't need to eat, they blow up cells]]> 2017-01-25 15:50:17 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356104 Narcisa & Hannah day 1 01/25/1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356329 Tell us everything you know about a virus. 
 a virus can be deadly. they are not alive. they are built by host cells. ]]> 2017-01-25 15:50:47 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356329 mia and liz day 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356700 bio saftley levels, to make sure than it keeps the body clean and safe from viruses and bacteria ]]> 2017-01-25 15:51:39 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356700 Ryan and Reagan Day 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356717 What does BSL stand for and why do we need all 4 levels?
BSL stands for Bio-Safety levels. Its important to have all 4 levels to have a higher level of protection against those that can stage a threat to those working with them. Since there are different types of bacteria and viruses it's important to be able to protect from the different levels of risk. having all levels will offer the safest possible working environment.]]> 2017-01-25 15:51:41 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356717 Iyana & Karissa 01/25/2017 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356787 Day 1: A virus is not alive, they float, and they are built by the host cell. Viruses can survive without eating, and they blow up cells.
Day 2: Bio-Safety Levels, and we should have all levels because there is just one type of virus or bacteria and the different levels can help treat every different one.]]> 2017-01-25 15:51:54 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356787 Justene & Corbin Day 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356940 A virus is not living and made up of chemicals. They are also smaller than bacterica. Virus are resistant to anti-bodies and do not have a nucleus.]]> 2017-01-25 15:52:20 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149356940 Sydney and Maddie day 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149357010 It stands for bio safety levels. It's important to have all levels to have a safe environment for patients and health care professionals. ]]> 2017-01-25 15:52:28 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149357010 Narcisa and Hannah G Day 2 01/25/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149357389 what does BSL stand for and why should our country have all levels? 
BSL stands for Bio Saftey Levels. Our country should have all levels because then it's easier to recognize which level has more effect. ]]> 2017-01-25 15:53:18 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149357389 Melody and Marissa Day 1 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149357443 01/25/17
A virus is not alive,  and it reproduces by attaching itself to a host cell. From there, it grows until it's mature, and then floats away. It also gives off chemicals that blows up other cells. It doesn't need to eat, and it floats around. ]]> 2017-01-25 15:53:24 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149357443 Justene & Corbin day 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149358478 BSL means Bio- Safety levels, and our country should have all the levels so that we are completely safe from biological attacks or infection]]> 2017-01-25 15:55:40 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149358478 Rhiannon Kusler & Dang day 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149358489 They are unliving things that attack and infect our cells. They lead to the spread of sickness. They are able to become airborne. Certain viruses follow a lytic cycle where they don't lyce the cell. ]]> 2017-01-25 15:55:41 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149358489 aniena and Hannah Day 1 1/25/17 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149358532 a virus is not alive, they have no cells. they are also systematic. unfortunately antibiotics will not affect viruses. the reproduction process includes first by invading the host, then using dna and rna to destroy the cell. viruses spread easily and can cause diseases]]> 2017-01-25 15:55:48 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149358532 karsyn and kassidy day 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149359036 january 25- a virus is not alive, it has chemials and also floats around. A virus is built from a host cell and does not need to eat in order to live. It blows up other cells. It can also be deadly and creates epidemics. It is smaller than bacteria. Antibiotics won't effect the disease.]]> 2017-01-25 15:57:01 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149359036 Rhiannon Kusler and Dang day 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149359777 It stands for Biosafety levels. If we have all levels, we'll be able to control and contain all kinds of risks. ]]> 2017-01-25 15:58:47 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149359777 Melody and Marissa Day 2 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149359808 1/25/17
BSL Stands for Bio Safety Levels. It's important for our country to have all levels because there are different levels of severity in diseases. We need to know how to treat these varying levels of sickness so then we can treat them accordingly. ]]> 2017-01-25 15:58:50 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149359808 aniena and Hannah day 2 1/25/17 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149359909 BSL stands for bio safety levels. these levels are important because they manage the danger levels of diseases. for example bsl 4 would contain the most life threatening diseases that occur. we need to know how to treat different levels of disease and sickness.]]> 2017-01-25 15:59:00 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149359909 kassidy and karsyn day 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149361941 jan 25- BSL stands for bio safety levels. we should have all of the levels so we can stay healthy and strong.]]> 2017-01-25 16:03:06 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149361941 Alex and Emilee https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149486209 Day 1
We know that viruses are or can be chemicals, nonliving, contagious, harmful, systemic, and invade their host cell in order to reproduce and multiply.
Day 2
BSL stands for Bio Safety Levels. Our country should have all levels so that when people are working around something that isn't totally safe, they know the risk they are putting themselves in an can easily recognize the level of danger.]]> 2017-01-25 23:24:22 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149486209 Hannah and Narcisa day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149617857 Why was Ebola so dangerous? Ebola was dangerous because no body knew how to cure it yet, there was no cure for it when it first emerged. No one knew where Ebola came from or what it was. ]]> 2017-01-26 15:00:59 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149617857 Melody and Marissa Day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149618095 1/26/17
It was dangerous because the places it hit had poor health care and very recently emerged from long periods of conflict. It spread quickly through the contact of body fluids. Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia were highly populated, so it spread very quickly. ]]> 2017-01-26 15:01:29 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149618095 Ryan and Regan day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149620156 The Ebola virus was so dangerous to people because our bodies had never seen anything like it. This means that the body didn't know how to fight it. Even if the body did know how to fight the virus it would have been very difficult to stop it because Ebola limited the cells communication to white blood cells who could potentially fight the virus. Also a virus is dead so it's effects have to be stopped.]]> 2017-01-26 15:05:33 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149620156 Sydney and Maddie day3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149620169 It was so dangerous because it spread really easily and there was a 50% survival rate and there was no cure for it so there was no way to stop it.  ]]> 2017-01-26 15:05:34 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149620169 Emilee and Alex https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149621737 Day 3
Ebola is a very lethal disease that once a human gets it, they have a 50% chance of not surviving. Ebola is dangerous because it causes severe bleeding and often leads to organ failure, which leads to death.  It is spread through insects and animals, so a human can easily get it. Many symptoms include fever, chills, headaches and muscle pains as well as coughing and vomiting blood. ]]> 2017-01-26 15:08:32 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149621737 Justene & Corbin day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149621912 Causes both internal and external bleeding, spreads through contact with infected organisms/corpses. Symptoms include fever, muscle pain, intense weakness, and a sore throat. Could spread easily and had a 50% survival rate.]]> 2017-01-26 15:08:55 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149621912 Eric and Zaida day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149623694 It spread easily and we didn't know how to stop the new illness. And it was deadly when we didn't have a cure.]]> 2017-01-26 15:12:28 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149623694 Karissa, Iyana https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149627471 Day 4-ebola is a viral illness that infects humans through close contact with infected animals. Ebola fuses with cells lining eyes or body caulities or respiratory track making it deadly.]]> 2017-01-26 15:19:45 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149627471 Justene and Corbin day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149897141 Yes, i believe that the government has and will continue to hide harmful, and possibly extremely dangerous bacteria and virus's from us. I also believe it is possible that the government has created potentially infectious diseases and or viruses. i believe they don't tell us for our safety and too keep us from trying to recreate them, as well as trying to loose our trust in them and potentially having the country into chaos. ]]> 2017-01-27 15:04:59 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149897141 Mia and Liz day https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149897304 It was dangerous because it was attacking our immune system and killing a ton of people. We didn't have a cure for it, so people were just being isolated because it spread super quickly and easy.]]> 2017-01-27 15:05:32 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149897304 Hannah and Narcisa day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149897452 Do you think there are viruses and bacteria that the government doesn't tell us about? Why do you think they don't tell us?
Yes we think there are viruses and bacteria that the government does not tell us about. They don't tell us because they don't want to scare people, in case there isn't a vaccine or cure for it. ]]> 2017-01-27 15:06:00 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149897452 Mia and Liz day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149897993 Yes i think the government does hide information about new viruses and bacteria from us because if they don't know much about the virus or bacteria and they release it to the people , everyone will start freaking out. And they wont have an answer.]]> 2017-01-27 15:07:29 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149897993 Melody and Marissa Day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149898526 Jan 27, 2017
Absolutely, there's a lot of things the government probably doesn't want us to know. We believe the viruses they keep hidden from us are ones they know almost nothing about. Or since it hasn't hit the public yet they haven't had a reason to tell us. ]]> 2017-01-27 15:08:53 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149898526 Sydney and Maddie day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149898967 Yes because they don't want to cause alot  of panic but they probably aren't too bad and don't effect us alot. ]]> 2017-01-27 15:10:11 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149898967 Eric and zaida day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149908400 I think the government is hiding some bacteria and viruses from the public so citizens don't overreact about the ones that aren't as dangerous.]]> 2017-01-27 15:37:40 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149908400 Iyana & Karissa Day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149909004 Yes there are some that the government does not tell us because it would cause mass hysteria throughout the population.]]> 2017-01-27 15:39:18 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149909004 Emilee and Alexis https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149909768 Day 4 (January 27, 2017)
Absolutely. We think the government doesn't tell us about certain viruses and bacteria because they don't want the general population to worry about something that may not even affect them. They also may not tell us because people may benefit monetarily from getting a vaccine.]]> 2017-01-27 15:41:35 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/149909768 Melody and Marissa Day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150257518 Jan 30th 2017
What kind of schooling do you need to have to be qualified to work in the lab? What kind of mistakes would get you fired? How do your superiors determine who gets to work where and on what virus? Are you ever worried about your health? Or being contaminated?]]> 2017-01-30 15:15:54 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150257518 Emilee and Alex https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150259568 Day 5
1. Are you ever scared or concerned for your own safety when working with hazardous materials?
2. How much of your day is spent in a lab and how many days a week do you spend in the lab?
3. How much time does it take for you to put on and take off your bio suit? Do you need assistance?
4. What area do you specialize in? What areas are there to specialize in when studying organisms in the lab?]]> 2017-01-30 15:20:32 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150259568 Justene and Corbin day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150259743 What kind of risks are present when you go into a contained area in which you need a bio suit?
How big are your labatories normally?
What kind of dangerous materials and chemicals do you work with on a daily basis?
What kind of safety training do BSL workers recieve?

]]> 2017-01-30 15:20:56 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150259743 Mia and liz day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150260170 1.What is the schooling like in order to work in a lab?
2.What are all of the precautions you have to take before entering a dangerous area?
3.How long are you usually in the lab?
4.What kind of chemicals do you work with on a daily basis ?]]> 2017-01-30 15:21:45 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150260170 Eric and Zaida Day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150267389  1. How dangerous is it in a BSL
2. Whats the most dangerous virus you've worked with
3. How long does it take to prepare to go in the BSL
4. How much do you get paid]]> 2017-01-30 15:37:20 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150267389 Hannah and aniena day 5 1/30/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150269110 1. does it frustrate you when you have to do the safety clothes procedures]]> 2017-01-30 15:41:07 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150269110 Sydney and Maddie day https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150269142 Is it hard to keeping with all the safety precautions? How long does it take to put on the whole suit before entering the lab? What's the most difficult safety precaution to do? Is it hard to work with all the stuff that you have to wear?]]> 2017-01-30 15:41:11 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150269142 Rhiannon and The Dang day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150269376 Ebola attacks your dendritic cells first, which helps it destroy our immune systems faster.]]> 2017-01-30 15:41:43 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/150269376 Iyana & Karissa Day 4 Pt. 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151168690 Yes there are bacteria and viruses the government doesn't tell us. The reason they don't tell us is so that the people do not freak out over something small that does not really effect us. Unless it is a big virus, then they will tell the people so they will get vaccines.]]> 2017-02-02 15:19:07 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151168690 Iyana & Karissa Day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151170177 Ebola is a viral illness that infects humans through contact with infected animals. Ebola fuses with cells lining eyes or body cavities or respiratory track making it deadly.]]> 2017-02-02 15:21:50 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151170177 Iyana & Karissa Day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151170824 Iyana-Is it hard to remember all of the processes before going into the lab?
Karissa-In your own words, how would you categorize the different Bio- Safety Levels?
Iyana-How do you remember all of the bacteria and viruses? Is there a technique you do?
Karissa-What is the procedure for when something is spilled or leaked? ]]> 2017-02-02 15:23:10 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151170824 Andrew & Payton Day 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151173867 A virus is a microorganism that attacks the calls and bacteria in your body and bacteria outside your body. A virus can cause sickness and disease throughout a population. Can lead to death in certain situations and can be more deadly than bacteria]]> 2017-02-02 15:30:05 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151173867 Hannah and Aniena day 5 continued 2/2/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151174616 1.Do you get nervous when dealing with dangerous bacteria in the lab setting?
2. Are you as clean outside of the lab as you are inside of it?
3.Have you ever gotten sick from dealing with bacteria in the lab?
4.How many hours do you work weekly in the lab?]]> 2017-02-02 15:31:39 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151174616 Andrew and Payton Day 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151175114 BSL stands for Bio Safety Level and we should have it because no matter what bacteria or virus we are dealing with jt can still hurt us. We need it to know the standards needed when dealing with certian bacterias.]]> 2017-02-02 15:32:44 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151175114 Andrew & Payton Day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151175944 There is no cure for this disease and it is in a poor area of the world where good healthcare is not always available. Its wide spread in this area due to poor living conditions and so many people have it the chance of it reaching other countries grows. It went unnoticed for so long it had a chance to grow rapidly]]> 2017-02-02 15:34:48 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151175944 Hannah and Aniena day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151176576 Ebola was extremely dangerous because there was no cure or vaccine for this disease. It was hard to control because it was not spread by people, but by mosquitoes. ]]> 2017-02-02 15:36:29 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151176576 Andrew & Payton Day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151177041 No because if the governments knew about these diseases they would've worked to cure them when they knew about them instead of letting them spread. Bio chemical warefare isn't allowed so that cannot be used against people so I don't see a reason for the government to hide these diseases.]]> 2017-02-02 15:37:35 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151177041 Hannah and Aniena Day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151177364 Yes, i do think there are viruses the government don't tell us about. And they don't tell us because there is nothing that can be done about it. Telling the people would only cause panic which would not help any of the issues.]]> 2017-02-02 15:38:25 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151177364 Andrew & Payton Day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151178374 Whats the hardest bacteria or virus that you have worked with and why?

Do you like with lower BSL leveled bacteria or higher?

Are you ever scared to work with the high BSL bacteria?

Even with all these percussions, do you still fear the bacteria could leave the lab into the outside world?]]> 2017-02-02 15:41:02 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/151178374 Rhiannon and Dang day 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/152017907 We think there is a possibility the government is hiding viruses and bacteria from us. They would possibly keep it a secret to try and prevent widespread panic or hysteria.]]> 2017-02-07 01:57:58 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/152017907 Rhiannon and Dang https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/152018900 Do you ever fear that despite all your precautions that you will get sick anyways?

Has working in a BSL affected your life in other aspects such as your allowed conversation topics with friends and family?

Since you often work alone or in small groups in labs, do you find that lab work can get lonely?

Is there one set area that you specialize in within your own safety level, or do you handle all viruses in that particular level?

]]> 2017-02-07 02:08:20 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/152018900 Hannah G and Narcisa day 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/152174635 If we could ask for questions to someone who works in a BSL lab it would be...
1-what exactly do you study?
2- what are your findings in a lab?
3- how dangerous can your job be ?
4- what does your job involve ?]]> 2017-02-07 15:37:20 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/152174635 Reagan Dean Marissa Ziemba https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154052463 February 16 
Fresh Veggies to Elementary students and teachers 
Smithville 
1.) If you avoid the fresh veggies at the Elementary school you not be affected by the Ecoli virus 
2.)The Ecoli virus break out stems from fresh veggies eaten at the elementary school 
3.)Started from the the veggies that were in used in meals at the elementary school that's weren't grown right and it cause specificity bloody diarrhea it's was mostly effecting men 
4.)clean out veggies and get new ones 
5.) They people that severe the veggies should pay closer attention to the background of where they got them. The preparation process is most important and the foods the people eat should pay more attention ]]> 2017-02-15 15:57:20 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154052463 Kassidy Brown and Emilee Foix https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154329645 February 16
Outbreak Pathogen: E.coli 4/14
Where: Smithville Elementary
1) Final Hypothesis: 
-We believe the carrots served during a graduation program at Smithville Elementary were contaminated and the cause of the outbreak.
2) Final Case Definition:
-An E.coli outbreak caused by unwashed carrots at Smithville Elementary caused at least four people to become sick.
3) Summary of Outbreak:
-A farm near the place the carrots were grown had runoff water contaminated with fecal matter from livestock got into the sprinkler water of the carrot farm. The bacteria was not properly washed from the carrots before they were sent out to the distributers and buyers.
4) How was it controlled:
-We went to Smithville Elementary to investigate he outbreak and when we traced the E.coli to the contaminated carrots served at the graduation ceremony, we contacted the farmer and distributer of the carrots and asked them to recall all of the carrots sent out during the same time as the ones purchased for the graduation ceremony. We also put out flyers warning the people who live in Smithville to throw out the specific batch of carrots that were contaminated as well as asking them to visit the hospital if they showed any signs or symptoms.
5) What could you do to make sure this doesn't happen again:
-In order to prevent this from happening again, we should educate growers, distributers, and the general population of the danger posed by unwashed fruits and veggies as well as raw or contaminated meat and dairy products. Another way to prevent this from happening is to implement more strict safety regulations on food distribution in Smithville and other small towns with a lot of homegrown food.]]> 2017-02-16 15:00:50 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154329645 mia and karsyn https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154329784 feb 16- 
1. final hypothesis: dip had the highest exposed attack rate. dairy could of played a role into this out break because it was milk, cheese and queso dip.
2. case definition- all the patients either are or drank something that could have been effected, dairy mainly. all 3 cases shared the same symptoms.
3. all three patients that got sick visited the same areas also. they all went to the elementary school as well as the savmart and quick shop. the dairy they ate from these places may have been carrying some time of bacteria that caused their sickness. they all had symptoms of diarrhea which is caused by food illness. 
4. treat the patients that already have it. make sure that the dairy that is being sold in these marts are not infested with anything and recall it all so everyone that may have bought it knows. 
5. test the milk and cheese before bringing it into the marts to sell it. run several tests so that it is as accurate as possible.

]]> 2017-02-16 15:01:07 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154329784 Karissa S. & Eric F. (02/16/2017) https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154330009 Epidemiologists: Eric F. & Karissa S.
Date: 02/16/17
Outbreaks Pathogen: Ecoli 4/14
Where: Smithville

1. ]]> 2017-02-16 15:01:40 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154330009 Sydney and Ryan Feb 16 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154330255 Outbreak pathogen: E.coli
where: Smithville
1 Final Hypothesis: The outbreak of e.coil was within the Smithville school district. it was caused by the fresh veggies because they had the highest attack rate. so the veggies were sent to the elementary school and people ate them and got sick. 
2 Final case definition: All of the patients were male and they all ate carrots form the elementary school between 4/12 and 4/13. All patients had diarrhea and bloody diarrhea. 
3 summary of outbreak: All patients started to feel sick after eating lunch at the school. They all had symptoms of Diarrhea and bloody diarrhea.
4 How was it controlled: they reported that something was wrong and they were interviewed to figure out what the source of it was so they cold make sure that no one else would eat it.
5 make sure it doesn't happen again: before sending food to the elementary school or anywhere else make sure that it is not contaminated by anything. ]]> 2017-02-16 15:02:14 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154330255 Aniena and Narcisa Feb-16 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154330833 outbreak pathogen: E. coli 4/14
Smithville
final hypothesis: The patients got infected with E.coli through the carrots served at the Elementary school.
final case definition: the E.coli came from the farm and then the elementary school. All the patients ate carrots at the elementary school
summary of outbreak: on the first day of the outbreak 4/14 carl Barnett experienced bloody diarrhea and abdominal cramps. joe brown also was ill. he experienced bloody diarrhea the day before and then he was diagnosed with HUS on 4/15. also on 4/15 Daniel downy experienced some diarre
how was it controlled:
prevention:]]> 2017-02-16 15:03:49 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154330833 Maddie H and Andrew D Feb 16th 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154331040 Outbreak Pathogen: E Coli 4/14
Smithville
1. Hypothesis: The patients got E Coli from the Carrots at Smithville Elementary.
2. Case Definition: All patients are male, they all ate carrots at Smithville Elementary, all obtained E Coli between 4/14 - 4/15, all had Diarrhea
3. Summary of Outbreak: A cow pooped in a field and infected some carrots with E Coli. At the processing plant the infected carrots came in contact with the other carrots and infected them. The carrots were sent to the elementary school and gave E coli to the people that ate them. 
4. How was it controlled: We recalled all of the carrots from that processing plant and disinfected all the equipment that came in contact with the carrots. 
5. What could you do to make sure this doesn't happen again?: Not let any animals near the crop fields, and wash the vegetables a lot better. ]]> 2017-02-16 15:04:21 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154331040 Dang N and Payton M https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154331586 2-16-17
Outbreak Pathogen: E Coli 4/14 - 4/18
Where: Smithville
1) Final Hypothesis: People were getting sick from the smithville elementary school food. It was the fresh veggies getting more people sick.
2) Final Case Definition: Kids and teachers are getting sick from the fresh veggies at the smithville elementary then they are passing it on to other people. 
3) Summary of Outbreak: It started when the cooks at the smithville elementary school were not correctly cooking the vegetables. Then the kids and teachers would eat the vegetables and start showing signs of E-Coli. From there they would pass on the E-coli to other people starting the outbreak of E-coli
4) How it was controlled: We checked everyone who came into contact with the vegetables recalled all shipments that were not opened and clean all the equipment that was used to prepare the vegetables.
5) What could we do to make sure this doesn't happen again: Call for more regulations for the preparing of food and make more cooks and people wash their hands more often. Have all the food checked for germs and things like E-coli before serving the food to people.  ]]> 2017-02-16 15:05:46 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154331586 Hannah G and Alex H. Feb. 16th https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154331654 epidemiologists: Hannah Gruttemeyer and and Alex Hamilton
date- Feb. 16th
outbreak pathogen- Ecoli, April 14th-April 16th
where- Smithville
Final Hypothesis- Our final hypothesis would be that the out break of Ecoli, came from Smithville elementary school. All three patients had carrots on April 12th. We believe the ecoli had been transferred from the carrot to the patients.
Final Case Definition- All patients are male, and had diarrhea. All patients were at Smithville elementary on April 12th. All patients had eaten carrots on that date and the ecoli came from the carrots. All three patients recieved ecoli from the carrots. 
Summary of Outbreak- The ecoli came from the carrots. The carrots were produced at Smithville Farms. At the farm, in the soil there was worm feces and the feces had transferred to the carrots causing ecoli. From the farm, we believe that the carrots had not been washed properly. From the farm, the carrots came to Smithville Elementary. The carrots were not prepared properly and then served not properly cleaned, causing the ecoli.
How it was controlled- The carrots were immediatley recalled, and we had temporarily shut down Smithville farms. We then taught Smith ville farms and elementary how to properly wash vegetables, to prevent this from happening again. The patients recived the proper medical care and they are now clear of the viruus.
What we can do to make sure this doesnt happen again- To make sure this outbreak does not happen again, we make sure vegetables are properly washed and served up to government standards, for the safety for everyone.

]]> 2017-02-16 15:05:57 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154331654 Rhiannon K & Justene V Feb 16 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154333521 Epidemiologist: Rhiannon Kusler & Justene Villegas
Date: Feb. 16
Outbreak Pathogen: E.Coli, April 13th-16th
Where: Smithville
1)Final Hypothesis:We think the E.Coli came from Smithville Elementary school during the 6th grade graduation when they started eating carrots.
2) Case Definition: All patients were male and were at Smithville Elem. graduation. The time period of the 12th-16. The patients we diagnosed with Diarrhea, several people had bloody stool, two had HUS, and one patient had a fever.
3)We believe that the outbreak was caused by a number of features. Firstly, the carrots from the farm could have been from contaminated runoff water from a neighboring farm. We then think the growers didn't properly clean the carrots before shipment. We then think the school also also failed to properly clean their produce before serving. The school then served the carrots at the graduation, which caused the outbreak.
4) We had anyone with symptoms lasting over 7 hours come into the hospital. We treated them with iv fluids, and antibiotics if they became too severe. 
5) We will pass tougher food regulation laws, that require them to be properly cleaned at every step of the way. ]]> 2017-02-16 15:10:41 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154333521 Melody & Hannah February 16th https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154340570 Epidemiologist: Melody Langston and Hannah Lane
Date: Feb. 16th
Outbreak pathogen: E.coli April 14th-16th
Where: (Smithville)
1. We believe the outbreak was caused by the improper care and handling of vegetables. The place in which they were grown then supplied the vegetables to SavMart, Quick Shop and Smithville Elementary. 
2. Most patients were male. One was a teacher.]]> 2017-02-16 15:26:54 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154340570 Liz and Corbin Feb 16th https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154341838 epidemiologist: Liz Johnson & Corbin Haines
date: 2/16/17
outbreak Pathogen: E.Coli, april 13th-16th
where: Smithville
1. We think this outbreak cause caused by a ground beef contamination and/or by handling vegetables. possible the dirty that the vegetables were grown in was contaminated.
2. i noticed that all of these patients were males too and they were all having the same symptoms. all the males were from Smithville elementry]]> 2017-02-16 15:29:51 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154341838 Melody and Hannah February 16 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154600735 Epidemiologist: Melody Langston and Hannah Lane
Date: Feb. 16th
Outbreak pathogen: E.coli April 14th-16th
Where: (Smithville)
1. We believe the outbreak was caused by the improper care and handling of vegetables. The place in which they were grown then supplied vegetables to SavMart, Quick Shop and Smithville Elementary.
2.The patients who became sick had previously eaten at the Elementary school, SavMart, or the Quick Shop. The stores provider for their dairy comes from the Dairy Barn. Most of the patients are male, which may have a connection to the situation. The majority of the patient's had eaten at Smithville elementary. All of the patients ate at the Quick shop and/or SavMart. The process of people becoming infected by the vegetables was almost instantaneously. Three of the instances were reported the same day. All of the patients had severe diarrhea, but one also had bloody diarrhea. 
3. Patients reported eating at Smithville elementary, SavMart and the Quick Shop. These places were supplied by contaminated processing plants. The patients all ate veggies. They all reported experiencing diarrhea. The youngest patient, Joe Brown, also had a fever and HUS.
4. We went straight to the source. All contaminated food was thrown out, and the facilities were cleaned out thoroughly. 
5. We made sure that regular checks for food safety was in order. Then each farm and processing plant would be inspected and judged accordingly. Stores and restaurants would be inspected as well.
]]> 2017-02-17 14:56:15 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154600735 BY: iyana,zaida 1)final hypothesis-all of them are male and they all have Aten carrots and have drank milk. two cases were linked at the elementary so the cases with it must be linked to the carrots or milk or beef. https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154601763 2)final case definition-all patients were male and also went to Smithville elementary. we also believe that at the processing plant, the E.coli was infected through all carrots that came in contact with the one carrot that was infected.
3)summary of outbreak- we think it started through the vegetables because the attack rate of people was 90% of people who ate it. The attack rate in people who didn't eat it was at 0%
4)how was it controlled-discontinue all products being made there that has come in contact with the carrots. treat the patients that already have it. make sure the next shipment has no contact with anything from the old shipment.
5) to check each shipment and make sure where its coming from hasn't had any problems with E.coli and if there is another case then to vaccinate all people who come in contact.]]> 2017-02-17 14:59:26 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154601763 Aniena & Narcisa 2/16/1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154602263 outbreak pathogen: E. coli 4/14 
Smithville 
final hypothesis: The patients got infected with E.coli through the carrots served at the Elementary school. 
final case definition: the E.coli came from the farm and then the elementary school. All the patients ate carrots at the elementary school 
summary of outbreak: on the first day of the outbreak 4/14 carl Barnett experienced bloody diarrhea and abdominal cramps. joe brown also was ill. he experienced bloody diarrhea the day before and then he was diagnosed with HUS on 4/15. also on 4/15 Daniel Downy experienced some diarrhea. That was his only symptom. By 4/15 four cases were confirmed, but only 3 cases were filed.  By looking at the past history, it shows that all the patients consumed carrots at the Elementary School. The carrots came from the farm before traveling to the school, where it was exposed to the patients. We assume that the E-Coli has come from an animal or animals at the farm. Most likely stray cattle that had gotten out of their pens. After this the carrots got contaminated by the cattle and it wasn't realized so thee carrots did not get a thorough cleaning and got sent to the school.
how was it controlled:  No other people ate the carrots that were shipped and exposed to the E-Coli, because they got thrown away. No other patients could get sick, besides the ones that were exposed already. The farm threw away all the exposed carrots and soil and planted new carrots.
prevention: A new way of prevention is, new more controlled ways of penning the cattle. Also having all produced go through a second and third round of deep cleaning to make sure they aren't contaminated.

]]> 2017-02-17 15:00:56 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/154602263 Reagan Dean and Marissa Ziemba 2/28 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/155482750 E. Coli 4/14
Smithville
Final Hypothesis ; The E. Coli virus is spread to people that interact with fresh veggies at the Smithville elementary school.
Final Case Definition; Vegetables from the local farms are not cleaned well enough after cross contamination with the raw meat in transportation.
Summary of Outbreak; The first case of E. Coli virus , in Carl Barnett a 60 year old male teacher at smithville elementary came in with concerns of bloody diarrhea. When concern began to grow testing came to prove that the starting place of the E. Coli virus outbreak is in the kitchen of smithville elementary. It is estimated that cross contamination with raw beef caused the fresh vegetables to grow this virus and effect those who come in contact.
How is it controlled? ; To control the virus all vegetables need to be thrown away and intense cleaning will be taking place in the kitchen. 
Prevention ; meats and vegetables will be dealt with on opposite sides of the kitchen to keep from cross contamination. ]]> 2017-02-22 15:37:26 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/155482750 Kassidy Brown and Emilee Foix https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/155483036 *UPDATED VERSION*
February 16 
Outbreak Pathogen: E.coli 4/14 
Where: Smithville Elementary 
1) Final Hypothesis: 
-We believe the carrots served during a graduation program at Smithville Elementary were contaminated and the cause of the outbreak. 
2) Final Case Definition: 
-An E.coli outbreak caused by unwashed carrots at Smithville Elementary caused at least four people to become sick. 
3) Summary of Outbreak: 
-A farm near the place the carrots were grown had runoff water contaminated with fecal matter from livestock got into the sprinkler water of the carrot farm. The bacteria was not properly washed from the carrots before they were sent out to the distributers and buyers. Symptoms began to appear on 4/14. Bloody diarrhea, stomach pains, and diarrhea were common symptoms. In the days following the graduation ceremony, at least four more people got sick.
4) How was it controlled: 
-We went to Smithville Elementary to investigate he outbreak and when we traced the E.coli to the contaminated carrots served at the graduation ceremony, we contacted the farmer and distributer of the carrots and asked them to recall all of the carrots sent out during the same time as the ones purchased for the graduation ceremony. We also put out flyers warning the people who live in Smithville to throw out the specific batch of carrots that were contaminated as well as asking them to visit the hospital if they showed any signs or symptoms. 
5) What could you do to make sure this doesn't happen again: 
-In order to prevent this from happening again, we should educate growers, distributers, and the general population of the danger posed by unwashed fruits and veggies as well as raw or contaminated meat and dairy products. Another way to prevent this from happening is to implement more strict safety regulations on food distribution in Smithville and other small towns with a lot of homegrown food. 

]]> 2017-02-22 15:38:08 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/155483036 Sydney and Ryan Feb 16 new https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/155490964  Outbreak pathogen: E.coli
where: Smithville
1 Final Hypothesis: The outbreak of e.coil was within the Smithville school district. it was caused by the fresh veggies because they had the highest attack rate. so the veggies were sent to the elementary school and people ate them and got sick. 
2 Final case definition: All of the patients were male and they all ate carrots form the elementary school between 4/12 and 4/13. All patients had diarrhea and bloody diarrhea. The carrots were cross contaminated with some under cooked meat.
3 summary of outbreak: All patients started to feel sick after eating lunch at the school. They all had symptoms of Diarrhea and bloody diarrhea.
4 How was it controlled: they reported that something was wrong and they were interviewed to figure out what the source of it was so they cold make sure that no one else would eat it.
5 make sure it doesn't happen again: before sending food to the elementary school or anywhere else make sure that it is not contaminated by anything. ]]> 2017-02-22 15:57:35 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/155490964 Sydney and Ryan Feb 27 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156428115 1. Epidemiologists investigate the outbreaks of disease. They try to find the cause of it and how to stop it. They need to understand the details of a certain disease in order to figure out a way to reduce the risk of it happening again. 
2. The most fun part was learning about the disease that we chose. It was interesting to learn about the symptoms and how it spread. It was fun to decide how we would be able to contain it and how to prevent it so it doesn't happen again. 
3. I think the worst part would be that there is always that risk of you getting the disease and that would make me really stressed out. It would also be very frustrating if you aren't able to figure out why it is happening or how to contain it. 
4. For our disease there wasn't alot  of information about how the rats got the disease in the first place so that would help to know more about. It would be useful to know more about how to treat the symptoms that people have. It would also help to know more about how to contain the rats that have the disease. 
5. The disease would spread air born. The ability to adapt to different environments. And the ability to fight off different kinds of medicines. 
6. The possibility of a virus affecting the entire world is not very likely. The health care that we have these days is really good and it keeps getting better. When there is an outbreak of disease people will know about it very quickly and people are always prepared to find the cause and contain it and and make sure it doesn't happen again. ]]> 2017-02-27 15:01:01 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156428115 Andrew & Maddie https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156428333 1) An Epidemiologist studies the outbreak and spread of diseases. An epidemiologist studies an outbreak of disease to find where and how it started, and details of the disease they're dealing with. The Epidemiologist then will try to figure out how to prevent it from happening again. They are very important in stopping outbreaks of disease.
2) the most fun part of the assignment was learning about the disease we picked. We picked polio but we didn't know much about the disease to begin with. Learning about the symptoms and how it spreads from person to person was really interesting. It was fun to research about this certian outbreak and try to figure out a way to prevent it in the future.
3) the worst part of being an epidemiologist would be being around all the sick patients. It has to be done to learn about the certian outbreak but it would nkt be fun. First of all you are around sick people that might be highly contagious which would not be fun. Also the patients are likely to feel horrible and deppressed because they have a horrible disease. The patients sickness and sadness would not be fun to be around.
4) An estimate of how many people died and how many people were cured or still living with polio would help. Also we wish we could've known how this polio outbreak was different from other polio outbreaks. Lastly a good map representation of what countries or areas were infected would help out a lot. There are many of these maps out there but most of them do not agree with the others.
5) The disease would be spread airborne and through fluids. The disease would also cause an extreme case of coughing that starts on the first day of contact with the disease. The disease would be carried by house flies. They would touch your food or tables and when you come in contact with one you become contaminated.
6) the chances of an outbreak like that is very slim in our opinion. Healthcare is too good these days and we are only getting better at understanding these diseases as time goes on. With the precautions some countries take these days it's hard to believe an outbreak could eliminate those precautions. News also travels fast nowadays so people will know about an outbreak in a matter of minutes or hours from discovery sothey can wuickly do what they need to do to protect themselves ]]> 2017-02-27 15:01:27 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156428333 Kassidy and Emilee https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156431416 1. An Epidemiologist figures out the cause of disease as well as how it spreads and how it can be stopped. They also learn the effects, symptoms, and treatment for diseases. In addition to learning about these diseases, they also come up with treatment, containment, and prevention plans. Epidemiologists understand and teach others about diseases that cause epidemics.
2. The most fun part of this assignment for us was learning about a new topic and the cause and effects of a few people's actions. The research for this project was fun because we hadn't heard of this particular outbreak before and it was interesting to learn the cause of the outbreak. We enjoyed researching this particular disease, HIV/AIDS, because it's more relevant to us today than many other diseases.
3. We think the worst part of being an Epidemiologist would be having exposure to deadly or potentially harmful diseases. The additional exposure to many diseases could weaken their immune systems and leave them at risk for more illnesses. Exposure to deadly diseases would also be hard because you could become a healthy carrier and get others sick without knowing it.
4. The three main things we would want to help understand the outbreak would be knowing how the disease is being spread, talking to the victims of the disease, and having a sample of the live virus. We would want to know how it's being spread so we could know how to prevent it from more people getting sick as well as have a small understanding about the structure of the virus. We would also want to talk to the victims of the disease so we could have first hand information about the symptoms and cause of the disease. We also would want to have a sample of the virus so we could begin creating a vaccine for the disease.
5. Our three characteristics would be, 1) a very high reproduction and spreading rate 2) a constantly mutating virus strand so you couldn't create a vaccine and 3) respiratory or air-born spreading. We would want a high reproduction rate so that many people would become sick in a short amount of time. If the disease traveled through the sir, it couldn't be easily contained.
6. It could probably happen in the near future because of how connected people are and how fast viruses can adapt and change. This isn't very probable though because of how hard it would be to reach certain places and people in the world. This is also not very probable because, as viruses adapt and change, our ways of studying them and creating vaccines for them will also adapt and improve.]]> 2017-02-27 15:08:45 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156431416 Melody and Hannah https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156431722 1. An epidemiologist studies the cause and effect of all kinds of diseases. They track the outbreak down to the source, and try to figure out what caused it in the first place. Once the source is found, they'll try to research a way to prevent the outbreak from happening again. The knowledge they gather will help them find a cure, and maybe even help them fight against other infections. 
2. We enjoyed looking at websites that went into detail about how the disease spread. It was interesting to know how the disease could transfer from a bird to a human when the human was exposed to it. 
3. When there's a new disease, and there's a lot of people sick, a vaccine probably doesn't exist yet. When you don't have a cure to an awful sickness, there's not much you can do to help the patients except make them as comfortable as possible. 
4. Past illnesses that happened in the same or nearby areas may help you to understand the circumstances. Seek out the sources of each disease. A lot of sicknesses come from bats, so they might hold some info. Try and figure out the similarities between patients. 
5. It would be most contagious after death. It's most deadly to the respiratory system, so it's air born. It's able to mutate and adapt to different medicine very quickly. 
6. Because people travel so much, it could be possible. When panicked, people will often lie to their benefit, which then puts hundreds in danger. Like Ebola, it would affect the more poorer countries first. Here in the US, we have better health care, so things would be a little better. But like I said, when panicked, many things can and will go wrong. Overall, it's slim it could happen here, so a world wide disease would be unlikely. Instead, it would affect the third world countries. ]]> 2017-02-27 15:09:23 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156431722 Dang and Payton 2/27/2017 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156431827 1. A epidemiologist collects and analyze data to investigate health issues. They go and find the source of an illness to try to stop it. They then communicate their findings  to health practitioners and the public.
2. It was looking through the cases to find the source of the outbreak. Also collecting data on the outbreak to see the similarities between infected.
3. That it would take a long time for you to collect data on the sickness to stop it while people are dying. Also not being  able to find a way to prevent it or stop it from spreading so more people die. Also the guilt you would have from not being able to save everyone.
4. The location of where it started so you can figure out what climates it can survive in. How it spread so we can create ways to stop it from spreading or warn people about it. The similarities between the first person infected and the other infected ones to see where they both have been what they ate and what they have come into to contact with.   
5. The ability to survive in any climate so It would not die in the cold or the heat. To be airborne because it would easily be distributed to thousands. The ability to evolve fast so it could adapted to new medicines made to fight against it.
6. There is a pretty good chance because there are so many people on earth we could not tell who had the sickness and who does not. Also people travel all the time so millions of people could be bringing sickness from other countries that we would have no idea what it is or what it does. Not every person or country in the world is clean so especially in highly populated areas if it is not big on health all those people could easily get sick and spread it to others, and the more time it is alive and infecting people the more time it has to evolve. ]]> 2017-02-27 15:09:39 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156431827 Justene and Rhiannon 2-27-'17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156431953 1. A Epidemiologist analyzes and research infectious diseases. They are scientist who study diseases in order to contain them and prevent future outbreaks. Epidemiologist also plan how they're going to treat and prevent the disease.
2. Learning ways how a Epidemiologist took care of the situation and how they figured out how it spread. Collecting data was very exciting because as you read articles of your case, you start to learn a lot more about the disease. Reading from the WHO website helped us not only learn about the disease and its symptoms but almost everything about the case.
3.The worst part of being an Epidemiologist is getting yourself infected. You work with patients and if you don't put the medical equipment on right, your risk of hosting the virus is very high. Also having the hassle to putting on and taking off the suit every time you enter and exit a room.
4. In order to understand the outbreak, information such as symptoms, because it would help give us information on how the disease spreads. Information such as how animals got the disease in the first place. A chart to show the amount of people that got infected since our case didn't show the exact amount of infected and deaths from the outbreak.
5. The disease wil ]]> 2017-02-27 15:09:57 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156431953 Zaida and Ianay 2-27-17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156432816
1. An epidemiologist research disease outbreaks and how they started. They also analyze how it spread and ways to prevent it from happening again. They also look at why the outbreak happened where it did.
2. I thought the best part was finding out about polio more and getting to know a lot more about it. ive only herd of one type of polio but there is actually three  and its interesting to learn facts I didn't know about.
3. The worst part is the huge risk of becoming sick yourself because of how closely you have to work with the people who are infected. It could potentially be fatal for the people trying to study it.
4.  knowing the attack rates, case control and the line listing would really help to better understand it.
5. if we could design the perfect disease it would be highly contagious and highly resistant to antibiotics. it would also be spread by house hold pets increasing the probability of coming in contact with someone or something that is already infected. 
6. it would be very unlikely because in order to be infected you need to come in contact with an infected persons feces. therefor with good sanitation polio should not be able to spread to anyone.]]> 2017-02-27 15:11:58 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156432816 Reagan Dean and Marissa Ziemba https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156435437 1- An Epidemiologist works with viral outbreaks and looks for ways to solve and prevent them. They work to understand where the outbreak stemmed from and how it occured in the place that it did. They also look to find medical help and prevention from the outbreaks. 
2- The most important part of the assignment was understanding how an epidemiologist finds a viral outbreak. The different parts of the assignment shows how every outbreak is different. This assignment is important to understand because in order to completely understand epidemiology we must understand that nothing is ever the same.
3- The worst part of being an epidemiologist would be coming in contact with the viruses you are working with. There wpuld always be the risk of infection from the outbreaks that are being studied. This job could be very dangerous when studying life threatening diseases.
4- Data that would be helpful would consist of charts and diagrams about past outbreaks. Along with this it would be helpful to understand the medicines that could help the viral outbreaks and how they can be treated. Other helpful data would be information on the area of the outbreaks health systems and hygienic practices. 
5- The disease would be airborne because everyone is always breathing in the viruses in the air. It would also spread person to person with rapid reproduction. Along with that it would be very hard to treat and it would takw over the body quickly. 
6- A virus outbreak affecting the entire world is very unrealistic because we are getting better ag understanding how outbreaks occur. People very rarely travel around the entire world and outbreaks typically only occur in one place because warnings can be sent. The only way this could be possible is if nobody payed attention and didn't have technology.]]> 2017-02-27 15:18:16 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156435437 Eric and Karissa 2/28 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156439639 1. An epidemiologist investigate diseases and outbreaks and finds new ways to stop and prevent them.
2. Seeing how they knew what to do with a new disease and did their job calmly under pressure.
3. The worst part of being an epidemiologist would be the risk of getting sick or worse with the highly deadly outbreaks they have to work with.
4. Where in the world it is most frequently recorded, what type of people it effects, and how it spreads.
5. The strain would be resistant to anti bacterials, it could infect any living thing, and the strain would be an airborne illness.
6. The possibility would be very unlikely especially since we have experts working on it when it first emerges


MORE INFO! FOROM MR> CURRY]]> 2017-02-27 15:27:49 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/156439639 Sydney and Hannah March 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157064508 Day 1
There will continue to be dentists and orthodontists. An Oralogist will be a person that studies the human mouth. They will be working with dentists in the dentist office. ]]> 2017-03-01 15:57:41 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157064508 Sydney and Hannah March 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157345315 Day 2 
People lose enamel by drinking or eating foods that have high acid levels and are unhealthy. Sugars play major role because they they destroy enamel fast. ]]> 2017-03-02 14:58:35 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157345315 Reagan Dean and Emilee Foix https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157345382 Day 1    2/28/17
I think people can specialize in new parts of dentistry such as forming new types of implants, and more advanced technology to help improve dentistry. People may start to make improvements and discover how different materials affect the strength and longevity of implants and other structure-changing tools.]]> 2017-03-02 14:58:43 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157345382 Hannah and Marissa Day 1 March 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157345431 Dentist: Someone who treats diseases and things that affect the teeth and gums. they repair and remove teeth.
Orthodontist: They treat irregular teeth and reline them and their jaws with braces. 
Periodontics: concerning the structure surrounding the teeth.
Dental Hygienist: specializes in scaling and polishing teeth and giving advice when cleaning teeth
We think they will continue to have dentists and orthodontists. however, we think they will come out with new advanced technology so they wont have to do as much. There will be specialized jobs for each part of the mouth. ]]> 2017-03-02 14:58:50 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157345431 Emilee Foix and Reagan Dean https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157346541 Day 2 3/2/17
People lose the enamel on their teeth because they eat destructive foods like acidic fruits and then do not brush their teeth. Another way they can lose their enamel is by not seeing a dentist regularly.]]> 2017-03-02 15:01:03 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157346541 Ryan and Alexis https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157346718 March 2, 2017
Assignment 5
Impress]]> 2017-03-02 15:01:28 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157346718 Aniena and Melody https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157346766 critical thinking 3/2/17
Maybe in the future braces will no longer be needed, instead there would be a procedure early on to fix the problems. Maybe as time goes on humans will lose the gene for wisdom teeth, or we will adapt to be able to keep them instead of having them removed.]]> 2017-03-02 15:01:36 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157346766 Maddie and Mia https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157346767 Critical Thinking Day 1: In the future of dentistry there will continue to be dentists and orthodontists, but maybe there will be less demand for dentists because of the increase in tooth hygiene these days. There will still be a high need for orthodontists, though. For a the other jobs in Dentistry we believe there will be less of a demand.]]> 2017-03-02 15:01:36 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157346767 Aniena and Melody https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157349796 critical thinking 3/2/17
It all depends on the stuff they eat. Coffee will break down enamel as well as citrus. Since coffee is often consumed in the morning every day, they lose it a lot faster than normal people. Some take coffee with them after they've brushed their teeth in the morning. There's toothpaste to help improve your enamel strength, but not many people use it. ]]> 2017-03-02 15:08:02 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157349796 Maddie and Mia https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157350388 Critical Thinking Day 2: People lose enamel in their teeth because of acids people are consuming, which are in soft drinks and fruit drinks. Some medication can also cause tooth erosion, such as aspirin and antihistamines. Any excessive amounts of sugar or acid can cause major tooth erosion. ]]> 2017-03-02 15:09:12 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157350388 Rhiannon and Justene's New2/27/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157350578  1. A Epidemiologist analyzes and research infectious diseases. They are scientist who study diseases in order to contain them and prevent future outbreaks. Epidemiologist also plan how they're going to treat and prevent the disease.
2. Learning ways how a Epidemiologist took care of the situation and how they figured out how it spread. Collecting data was very exciting because as you read articles of your case, you start to learn a lot more about the disease. Reading from the WHO website helped us not only learn about the disease and its symptoms but almost everything about the case.
3.The worst part of being an Epidemiologist is getting yourself infected. You work with patients and if you don't put the medical equipment on right, your risk of hosting the virus is very high. Also having the hassle to putting on and taking off the suit every time you enter and exit a room.
4. In order to understand the outbreak, information such as symptoms, because it would help give us information on how the disease spreads. Information such as how animals got the disease in the first place. A chart to show the amount of people that got infected since our case didn't show the exact amount of infected and deaths from the outbreak.
5. The disease will be an airborne disease, so it can spread faster. It would be able to mutate quickly, and it would have a long time before you show symptoms, where it could still be transferred to others.
6. There could possibly be a disease that would be able to infect the entire world but it is unlikely. While we are very likely to have a super-disease capable of spreading and killing almost all the population, there are still many people worldwide that are shut off from outside society. These people have a very small chance of catching the disease unless it originated there.]]> 2017-03-02 15:09:34 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157350578 Hannah and Marissa Day 2 March 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157350736 Some people loose their enamel because of the substances they are consuming. Soda is extremely bad for our teeth, things with high amounts of sugar, and coffee. These items are rotting away at our teeth and we don't realize it, so we continue to consume it. Medicine is also a substance that can damage our teeth. If a person goes days without brushing their teeth the bacteria will sit on them and damage the teeth. ]]> 2017-03-02 15:09:55 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157350736 Ryan and Alexis https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157352110 March 2, 2017-Assignment
Impressions help dentists see the minor details of the teeth. This gives them a better idea of how they can fix the teeth. With and insight to the details, they can find out exactly what they need to do in order to fix whatever problem a specific person has. For example, they can take and impression of the teeth so they can figure out how they need to place braces so they can straighten them out. ]]> 2017-03-02 15:12:48 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157352110 Iyana and Narcisa https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157353897 march 2, 2017
Dentist works with everyone teeth.
Orthodontist work with braces  and working on straightening teeth.
Periodontist does implants of teeth. 
An orthodontist is the future of dentistry, because more and more people are needing braces and or just straight teeth.

]]> 2017-03-02 15:16:48 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157353897 Narcisa and iyana 1014465 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157640510 assignment 2- some people loose there enamel from drinking soda all the time and not brushing and if they are brushing too hard, also if you eat too much citrus and not brush your teeth then that's some of the causes.]]> 2017-03-03 15:32:03 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/157640510 Hannah G and Sydney https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158052126 March 6h , 2017
assignment 3
The growth process of teeth is as a baby, you start teething, then the primary teeth come in. Then as a child, you start to loose the primary teeth, then the permanent teeth push trough. Then as a young teen, you receive all of your permanent teeth.]]> 2017-03-06 15:21:58 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158052126 Kassidy and Karsyn assignment 1 critical thinking https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158052502 There might be a lot of jobs that will no longer require a person to do them. Technology will advance and that will cause more and more jobs to be replaced by machines and technology. ]]> 2017-03-06 15:22:50 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158052502 Kassidy and Karsyn https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158053930 Assignment 2
Most people lose their enamel because of the foods they eat or it can be genetic. If you eat a lot of acidtic foods, it causes the enamel to weaken. Or weak enamel could be a genetic thing and it can cause cavities faster. ]]> 2017-03-06 15:26:09 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158053930 Narcisa & Iyana 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158054199 Assigment 3
03/06/17
explain the growth process of teeth and how we get a full set of permanent teeth. 
As a baby people can start growing teeth in the womb. Usually at the age of 2 toddlers usually have all of their primary teeth. Between the ages of 2 and 14 the primary teeth will come out and the permanent teeth will grow in.  The growth process goes from the initial stage, bud stage, cap stage, bell stage, advanced bell stage.

]]> 2017-03-06 15:26:39 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158054199 Ryan and Alexis https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158055597 March 6, 2017--Assignment 1
We don't think that there will be very many new jobs in the world of dentistry because there are already so many different types of specialties in the field. Yes there could be openings for these jobs, but we highly doubt that there would be any more specialties coming out in the near future]]> 2017-03-06 15:29:40 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158055597 Dang and Payton https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158056799 March 6 Assignment 2
Because they either eat a lot of hard food or food that is hard to chew, or by injury. Eating to many sweets like candy, eating sour food, from diseases, Binge drinking, and drugs. ]]> 2017-03-06 15:32:20 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158056799 Rhiannon and Justene 3-6-'17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158057693 Assigment 1.
A person who's able to 3D print a tooth/teeth for cheaper implants, possibly new bridges that would prevent erosion of nearby gum tissue. ]]> 2017-03-06 15:34:21 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158057693 Dang and Payton https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158058816 March 6 Assignment 1
A job where someone can create a real new tooth for someone so they no longer have to implant bridges. A job where they either create or repair tooth enamel so when it is gone your teeth are not prone to more infections. ]]> 2017-03-06 15:37:14 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158058816 Melody and Aniena https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158059319 3/6/2017 Assignment 3
As we get older, the adult teeth push through the gums onto the baby teeth, and that force eventually forces the baby tooth out. Once the gums are open, the adult teeth will grow in place of the baby teeth. ]]> 2017-03-06 15:38:29 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158059319 Dang and Payton https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158059961 March 6 Assignment 3
As we grow from a young age we start to first get are primary teeth and our premolars we have 20 10 on top 10 on bottom. Then as we get older our permanent teeth start to push our primary teeth out so they can have room to grow, then we start to grow our wisdom teeth which is either taken out of our mouth or left in we have 32 teeth as adults 28 minus wisdom. ]]> 2017-03-06 15:40:04 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158059961 Maddie and Mia 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158060250 Critical thinking day 3: We go through different stages, first are Primary teeth. As we grow older we begin to lose them and then we develop our permanent teeth. Later in life we develop wisdom teeth which may be have to be removed.]]> 2017-03-06 15:40:47 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158060250 Rhiannon and Justene 3/7/2017 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158377139 assignment 2
Some people lose their enamel because of the acidic food they eat and drink like soda. Certain toothpastes can also wear your enamel. Brushing your teeth too roughly can also cause enamel breakdown. ]]> 2017-03-07 15:36:14 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158377139 Emilee Foix and Reagan Dean https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158378514 3-7-17
Day 3- Primary teeth begin to grow within the first year of life. Permanent teeth grow under primary teeth and gradually push them out. Generally, all primary teeth are removed and new molars and wisdom teeth grow in.]]> 2017-03-07 15:39:00 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158378514 Aniena and Melody https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158688798 3/8/2017
Critical thinking 4. 
It's important to know because you can find out whats wrong according to what it's suppose to look like. They make corrections accordingly once they know what's wrong. Once they know whats wrong, they can figure out what procedures will work in order to fix it. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:23:59 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158688798 Andrew Devlin and Corbin Haines Assignment 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158688951 We believe that most dentist jobs would remain the same, but maybe add new types for more high risk procedures. We also believe that in the future a better version of a fake tooth will be invented. There will need to be some people that can make this fake tooth and this tooth will be more permanent and stronger like a real tooth.]]> 2017-03-08 15:24:21 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158688951 Sydney and Hannah G 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158689328 Assignment 4
It is important to know the anatomy of a tooth because  you want to fix the problem correctly and help achieve perfect t]]> 2017-03-08 15:25:11 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158689328 Aniena and Melody https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158689889 3/8/2017
Critical Thinking day 5. 
The professionals can see the teeth from a new perspective. The new angle lets them see what kind of bite the patient has, and they can figure out how the teeth are aligned. The impressions can be used to make things like a bridge, or even a retainer. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:26:30 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158689889 Day:4 iyana narcisa https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158689969 Because you need to know how and where your teeth are going to come in. If you were to get braces and not know how or what teeth might come in is dangerous and might cause future dental probalems.]]> 2017-03-08 15:26:40 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158689969 Aniena and Melody https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158690963 3/8/2017
Critical thinking day 6.
If a cavity has reached the root, then it's important that the new infection is taken care of. The infection of the root can lead to complications with the jaw and/or the surrounding teeth. The best kind of replacement would definitely be the implant because it replaces the natural infected root of the tooth. It would last a lot longer compared to a bridge, and you wouldn't need to take out other teeth due to the decay of the tooth's gum hole. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:28:53 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158690963 Dang and Payton https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158691004 3/8/17
Assignment 4
If you know it well you can find easy ways to find it and fix it change. It is important to know the anatomy because if you have no idea where you are in the body or what you are doing you can end up hurting something that was not the problem.]]> 2017-03-08 15:28:58 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158691004 Andrew Devlin and Corbin Haines Assignment 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158691172 Some people loose their enamel because thee eat a lot of high acidic foods, like pop/soda, or citrus fruits. This could also happen from the lack of brushing/caring for your teeth.]]> 2017-03-08 15:29:16 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158691172 Sydney and Hannah Assignment 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158691234 Impressions play an important role in the evaluation process because they have to know the shape of your mouth and the alignment of your teeth so they can correctly fix the problem that you have. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:29:23 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158691234 Eric and Karissa assignment 1 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158692027 Jobs in the future will most likely have a lot more professionals to help people make their smile look a lot straighter and whiter]]> 2017-03-08 15:31:02 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158692027 Day:5 narcisa and iyana https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158692663 Well impressions are very important because they show the lay out of your teeth. Without the layout of your teeth then doctors cant have a visual model they can experiment with and see what you need like braces or something els.]]> 2017-03-08 15:32:19 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158692663 Sydney and Hannah Assignment 6 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158693325 If you have permanent damage to a tooth and you have to get it remove we think that the best thing to get would be an implant because they last longer and they don't affect the surrounding teeth ]]> 2017-03-08 15:33:50 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158693325 Andrew Devlin and Corbin Haines assignment 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158693410 A baby grows in his first set of teeth known as primary teeth. These teeth will fall out starting at an early age in elementary school one by one and permanent teeth will take their place. The permanent teeth will include more teeth and in theory should stay with you for life. A full set of these permanent teeth include 8 incisors, 4 canines, 8 premolars, 8 molars, and 4 wisdom teeth.]]> 2017-03-08 15:34:03 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158693410 Hannah and marissa 3/7/17 day 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158693973 Shortly after age 4, the jaw and facial bones of the child begin to grow, creating spaces between the primary teeth. This is a growth process that provides necessary space for the larger permanent teeth to emerge. Usually, the first two teeth to erupt are the two bottom central incisors.  Next, the top four front teeth come in. Then the teeth slowly begin, usually in pairs one each side of the upper or lower jaw until all 20 teeth.]]> 2017-03-08 15:35:26 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158693973 Day:6 iyana and narcisa https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158694115 If your tooth were to break then i would get a dental implant because that would be the most effective. Dental implants may take the longest but will last longer than if you were to get a bridge and destoy two more teeth that are healthy]]> 2017-03-08 15:35:47 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158694115 Eric and karissa assignment 2 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158694118 People lose enamel on their teeth because of what they eat. Sugary foods and drinks eat away at the enamel especially if they don't brush their teeth. Also, grinding your teeth at night will weaken and destroy enamel. The solution to that is to wear a mouth guard when sleeping.]]> 2017-03-08 15:35:48 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158694118 Andrew Devlin and Corbin Haines assignment 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158695751 So you don't accidentally misplace, or misdiagnose an illness or a abnormality. Or prescribe the wrong types of drugs for the illness. If you are trying to correct something during surgery it is important to understand the anatomy of the mouth so you can perform the surgery safely without harming the patient.]]> 2017-03-08 15:39:23 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158695751 Rhiannon and Justene assignment 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158695757  The Central Incisors usually come in first, and then teeth begin appearing on either side and work their way back to the second molars.  The Central Incisors fall out first and are replaced by permanent teeth. Later on in life many people will have to have their wisdom teeth removed due to lack of space in their mouths. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:39:24 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158695757 Eric and karissa assignment 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158695876 In the early stages of life, you begin to grow primary teeth and after you have your primary teeth in, the permanent teeth push the primary teeth out of place and replace them. The exception to this is the primary molars. The primary molars become pre molars and molars grow behind it. In some cases, some adults have primary teeth because there was no permanent tooth to replace the primary one.]]> 2017-03-08 15:39:40 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158695876 Kassidy and Karsyn assignment 3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158696262 When teeth grow, the crown comes in first from the root and over time the tooth gets the enamel. Then when the primary teeth fall out, it's because the  permanent teeth are pushing the primary teeth out of the space, which is why they get loose when it's time for them to fall out.]]> 2017-03-08 15:40:34 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158696262 Marissa and Hannah 3/7/17 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158696995 Day 4
It is important to understand anatomy and physiology because you need to know what you are doing when you are in someones mouth working. Also, you do not want to mess up someones mouth and damage them more than before. Procedures are highly important and you need to have a clear view on what you are doing.]]> 2017-03-08 15:42:08 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158696995 Andrew Devlin and Corbin Haines assignment 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158697593 Impressions are important to use so you can get as close of a real representation of a patients tooth as possible. The impressions are used for fitting purposes (for braces and stuff), and for the medical professional to closely examine the teeth. They can be used to see how much something is affecting the shape of the teeth/gums- Like braces or a missing tooth.]]> 2017-03-08 15:43:33 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158697593 Karsyn and Kassidy assignment 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158697933 You need to know the anatomy and physiology because you need to be educated in the field you are in, so you don't cause more damage than there already is. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:44:21 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158697933 Rhiannon and Justene assignment 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158698548 It's important to know the anatomy of what you are working with so that way you don't make mistakes during the procedure. The first step to solving any problem is to understand hat you need to get done as well as what you can and cannot do. From there you can figure out a plan to conquer your problem. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:45:38 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158698548 Karsyn and Kassidy assignment 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158698728 The dentist gets to see a clearer picture and a more close up view of what they're trying to correct. they can see the imperfections better and impressions help dentists make implants for teeth and other procedures. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:46:03 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158698728 Eric and karissa assignment 4 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158698998 It's important to know what it's supposed to look like and how to fix it before you mess up the problem more than it already is. It relates to solving complex problems because it's important to have a basis of what you're working with because every time it is different, yes they might have similar problems but you always have to start fresh. When going into complex problems, you can't be thinking about how you solved other problems because every problem is different.]]> 2017-03-08 15:46:41 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158698998 Maddie and Mia missmaddiehigby https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158699020 Critical thinking day 4: It's important because you have to know what you're working with and you can't correct something if you don't know anything about it. To solve a complex problem you have to know the background of something in order to have a better outcome. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:46:45 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158699020 Andrew Devlin and Corbin Haines Assignment 6 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158699066 Some situations that would require for you to replace a tooth would be an infection, a loss of a tooth through physical trauma, or through diseases. Considering the situation, i would either choose to either do a bridge, or an implant, based off of what was necessary at the time, and for what the patient preferred. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:46:53 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158699066 Karsyn and Kassidy assignment 6 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158699444 You would need to replace a tooth if the tooth is cracked or decaying. We would use the implant method because it causes less damage to the teeth around it and has less long term consequences where as a bridge can wear away the gums around it. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:47:48 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158699444 Maddie and Mia missmaddiehigby https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158699839 Critical Thinking day 5: Fitting and seeing the size and location of teeth in the mouth to evaluate if they need a retainer, braces, or surgery. Looking and the teeth before working with them give you a head up about what you're dealing with.]]> 2017-03-08 15:48:56 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158699839 Hannah and marissa 3/8/17 Day https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158700254 Impressions and fitting the size of the teeth are important because having the right size, shape, Location. To see if they need a retainer, braces or surgery. Also, They could see how a implant should be in their mouth and things like that.]]> 2017-03-08 15:50:03 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158700254 Emilee Ryan and Reagan https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158700265 3-8-17
Day 4
It is important to understand the anatomy and physiology of teeth so that you don't hurt someone's nerves in their teeth and mouth more than it already is. This helps solve complex problems because you have to work in a small area and get around small nerves and sensitive places.]]> 2017-03-08 15:50:06 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158700265 Maddie and Mia missmaddiehigby https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158701119 Critical Thinking day 6: If someone cracks or breaks their tooth, the dentist has to remove it and put in an implant and crown. An implant is when they put in a screw in place of the root and then put a fake tooth or a crown in place of the actual tooth.]]> 2017-03-08 15:52:10 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158701119 Rhiannon and Justene assignment 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158701372 Impressions play a major role in the evaluation process because they allow you to get up close and personal with the teeth. This way you can fully study the state of the teeth so you know what you need to do. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:52:36 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158701372 Eric and karissa assignment 5 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158702849 Impressions play a huge role because they allow the dentist to get the sizing of the teeth and how close they are together to determine exactly what they need to know.]]> 2017-03-08 15:56:20 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158702849 Justene and Rhiannon assignment 6 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158703845 If you got it in the face with a ball, you could have your tooth knocked out. You would then need to have it replaced. We would go with an implant, because the gum doesn't recede from the surrounding teeth. This prevents you from needing to get further teeth removed like you would with a bridge. ]]> 2017-03-08 15:58:51 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158703845 MArissa and HAnnah 3/9/ https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158704054 Day 6
Athletes that play contact sport often wear mouth gaurds but they do not always prevent teeth from falling out. So this one example of]]> 2017-03-08 15:59:17 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158704054 Eric and karissa assignment https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158704511 If injury occurred and the patient lost their tooth from it, I would suggest an implant because since the surrounding teeth are perfectly fine, I would not want to damage them by doing a bridge so I believe an implant would be the safest way.]]> 2017-03-08 16:00:19 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158704511 Reagan Dean and Emilee Foix https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158991796 Day 5
In order to create the most detailed and effective protective wear and cosmetic tools for teeth, dentists need accurate impressions to show them the imperfections and flaws that need to be fixed. Impressions allow a dentist to have permanent models of the patients teeth. Without impressions, it would be difficult to figure how to place and create a device to fix the issue at hand.]]> 2017-03-09 15:01:11 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158991796 Reagan Dean and Emilee Foi https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158993530 Day 6
A patient has a tooth that never came in. We would create an implant in place of the permanent tooth and keep monitoring it to check for gum decay and/or rejection of the implant.]]> 2017-03-09 15:04:59 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/158993530 Sydney and Hannah March https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163142833 We would like to be detectives in the crime scene because we would like to investigate the scene and look at the evidence and try to figure out what happened. ]]> 2017-03-28 14:26:25 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163142833 Maddie & Mia missmaddiehigby https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163146494 We would like to work in victims because we could find out the cause of their death (if they died), otherwise we could hear their story and help catch the criminal. We would enjoy building bonds between us and the victims and helping through the difficult time. ]]> 2017-03-28 14:35:59 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163146494 Andrew and Korbin https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163147760 2017-03-28 14:38:56 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163147760 Reagan and Emilee https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163148458 3-28-17 
Day 1
We would both want to be CSI's because they have one of the most important jobs and we would want to be able to see the crime scene. We think this would be the most interesting and informative job. ]]> 2017-03-28 14:40:27 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163148458 M 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163148598 2017-03-28 14:40:48 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163148598 Melody and Aniena https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163710096 Critical thinking 1 3/30/2017
Melody: I would want to work with evidence because there's a lot of different factors that go into each little bit. The smallest piece of evidence can make all of the difference in a case. The improvement of technology when it comes to gathering evidence has solved decade old cases. 
Aniena: I would want to work with suspects. id want to be a detective and investigate suspects and their alibies and follow leads. I think it would be interesting and challenging putting all the pieces together to find out the timeline of the individuals.]]> 2017-03-30 14:04:23 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163710096 Rhiannon & Justene 1-30-2017 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163712230 Out of the six areas, we both would like to work with evidence. The two of us find that evidence is fascinating to work with. The more time you spend with evidence the more you learn about the case. You also get to pick up on commonalities which can help in your understanding of other cases. ]]> 2017-03-30 14:10:19 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163712230 Melody and Anien https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163712289 Day 2 3/30/2017
Trace evidence is anything that can be linked back to a suspect. Examples include hair, fibers, soil, wood, gunshot residue and pollen. However, those are just a few examples. There's a lot of them. The analysis of some of these items can determine if the suspect and the material were in the same area at the same time. ]]> 2017-03-30 14:10:26 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163712289 Iyana and Narcisa 1011096 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163716214 day 23/30/2017
Tiny fragments that are physical evidence that that are able to help you solve the story of what happened. Little things like hair or fibers from clothes, pieces of carpet, paint chips and even body fluids, even little pieces of glass can give lots of evidence.]]> 2017-03-30 14:20:13 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163716214 Maddie and Mia missmaddiehigby https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163716365 Trace evidence are tiny fragments of evidence , like hair, tiny pieces of glass, or fibers from clothes that help tell the story of what happened. These are important because they can give investigators DNA samples or fingerprints]]> 2017-03-30 14:20:35 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163716365 Rhiannon & Justene 3-30-2017 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163721172 #2 Fibers, hair, soil, wood, gunshot residue and pollen are only a few examples of trace evidence. Trace evidence is microscopic evidence that links to multiple people in a crime, as well as  from the environment. They can be transferred when two objects touch or when small particles are disbursed by an action or movement. Looking at trace evidence  can help tell the story of what happened. ]]> 2017-03-30 14:31:33 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163721172 Reagan and Emilee https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163721584 #2 Trace evidence can be transferred between people, ex: Fiber, hair, soil and wood. Its investigated closely to look for DNA to match suspects]]> 2017-03-30 14:32:53 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163721584 Karsyn and Kassidy https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163722005 Trace evidence is the examination of fibers, hair, soil, wood, gun shot residue, etc, that may be transferred between people. Fibers from the suspect can be identified through scientific analysis, to place them at the crime scene. Trace evidence is used to prove whether or not a suspect was at the crime scene or not. ]]> 2017-03-30 14:34:03 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/163722005 Maddie and Mia missmaddiehigby https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/164348987 One reason is that they couldn't find enough evidence to convict someone of the crime. Another reason is if they were not able to find or identify the victim.]]> 2017-04-03 14:26:00 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/164348987 Sydney and Hannah April 3 CT#3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/164349906 A case would go unsolved if they were not able to find enough evidence or if the evidence was contaminated. Also if the crime scene was messed with before the police got there. ]]> 2017-04-03 14:28:22 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/164349906 Ryan and Alexis CT#3 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/164351410 A case can go unsolved for many reasons. One of those being that there is a lack of evidence in a crime scene or the evidence is contaminated. Also, things could be placed to make it look like something happened. For example, in the WHODUNNIT episode where Don died, the mountain lion was placed there to make it loo like that was the thing that killed it instead of poison. Also, key evidence in the case could be cleaned or removed fro the scene. These are just a few of the reasons as to why a case could go cold.]]> 2017-04-03 14:31:35 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/164351410 Justene & Rhiannon 4-3-2017 https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/164355756 #3 A case can go unsolved by not having enough evidence, no known suspects or suspects could have an alibi. There could also be evidence that is contaminated making it unusable. Detectives could also be distracted by trickery.]]> 2017-04-03 14:41:44 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/164355756 Emilee and Reagan https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/164356152 4-3-17
Many reasons could cause a case to go unsolved. One reason is that there may not be sufficient evidence to convict someone of the crime. Another reason it could go unsolved would be if the people trying to solve the case were not smart enough to look through the trickery put in place by the person who committed the crime.]]> 2017-04-03 14:42:52 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/164356152 Reagan and Emilee https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/165590350 https://spark.adobe.com/video/lqbay0IE1SrnS]]> 2017-04-10 01:36:21 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/165590350 Maddie and Mia missmaddiehigby https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/165599580 https://spark.adobe.com/video/WhODS7U1vzk8g]]> 2017-04-10 03:56:26 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/165599580 Ryan and Alexis https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/165673098 https://spark.adobe.com/video/yQgC9AsVKD4rc]]> 2017-04-10 13:55:55 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/165673098 Dang and Payton https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/165793575 2017-04-11 00:56:40 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/165793575 Hannah and sydney https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/165802947 https://spark.adobe.com/video/xUtc8cYpI6rZ1https://spark.adobe.com/video/xUtc8cYpI6rZ1]]> 2017-04-11 02:48:11 UTC https://padlet.com/papioscurry/clinicallabsperiod2/wish/165802947