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Create an annotated map of the locations of the letters and anthrax cases from your chronology.

Instructions for using Google Earth Pro:

Using the search feature in Google Earth Pro, you can type the location you’re trying to find to zoom in to the general area.
To add a pin, there are a couple of options. The first is to find the exact GPS coordinates of the location we want to use. This is particularly useful when we don’t have a street address, or the actual location we need to pin is not directly at the 911 address.If we have the address for each of the murders, we can type the actual street address into the search bar and then press search. This will zoom in to the address.Some locations you may need to search for, or approximate their location. From here, we can add a place mark by clicking on the “add place mark” button on the upper tool bar.
A new window will appear, and here you can add a name. This is where you provide your annotation. Annotations should include date/time, and type of event.
Finally, I want you to change the color of the pin based on the type of event. Was it a death? The location a letter was mailed from, or the location a letter was delivered to? You choose what you think is the best way to categorize types of events. We can change the color of the pin by clicking on the pin button on the right upper side of the window that was just opened for your new place mark. Repeat these steps as necessary to map all three locations.
Deliverable:

Provide a screen shot of the map that you created.
Provide a 1-2 paragraph analysis of the locations of the events, and how this may be useful in an investigation.
You can provide your deliverable in a Word document or PowerPoint presentation.

 

 

 

 

 

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ith exposed bone, joint, or tendon, or shallow heel ulcer without involvement of the calcaneus( ie. Major tissue loss: salvageable with >3 digital amputations or standard transmetatarsal amputation plus skin coverage). Grade 3 is an extensive deep ulcer of the forefoot and/or midfoot, or full thickness heel ulcer with or without involvement of the calcaneus(ie. Extensive tissue loss: salvageable only with complex foot reconstruction or nontraditional TMA). Patient is a grade 2 for wound because he had a deep ulcer.
Ischemia also has grades 0-3. Grade 0 is ABI (ankle-brachial index) > 0.8, with ankle systolic pressure >100mmHg, toe pressure(TP) >60. Grade 1 is ABI 0.6-0.79, ankle systolic pressure 70-100mmHg, TP 40-59. Grade 2 is ABI 0.4-0.59, ankle systolic pressure 50-70mmHg, TP 30-39. Grade 3 is ABI <0.39, ankle systolic pressure <50mmHg, TP <30.
The third category is foot infection. Grade 0 is no symptoms or signs of infection. Grade 1- infection is present and at least 2 of the following are present: local swelling, erythema >0.5 to <cm around ulcer, local tenderness or pain, local warmth, or purulent discharge. Other causes of an inflammatory response of the skin have been excluded(gout/fracture). Grade 2 is a local infection is present as defined for Grade 1, but extends > 2cm around ulcer, or involves structure deeper than the skin and subcutaneous tissues(eg. Abscess, osteomyelitis, septic arthritis, fasciitis). No clinical signs of systemic inflammatory response. Grade 3 is a local infection that is present as defined for Grade 2, but clinical signs of systemic inflammatory response are present as manifested by 2 or more of the following: temperature >38°C or <36°C; heart rate >90 beats per minute, respiratory rate >20 breaths per minute or PaCO2 <32 mmHg; white blood cell count >12,000 or <4000 (cu/mm) or >10 percent immature band forms present. Patient is grade 2 for foot infection, in which he had a local infection on his foot that was 2cm by 2cm, and involves structure deeper than the skin and subcutaneous tissues.
Based on these considerations, the patient with PAD can be placed into one of four amputation risk categories (very low, low, moderate, high). Patient had to amputate his 2nd and 3rd L toes.

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