1. -Angelina Leonard -Abby Koby
Anna Garcia Timeline
-Angelina Leonard
-Abby Koby

2. 14 Months (Until 14 months Anna showed no medical problems)
Admitted to hospital: Fever, lethargic, breathing problems, and pain
Breathing problems
Sickle cell
Little appetite
Diabetes, Sickle cell
Rapid heart rate

3. 14 months cont. Tests Performed Treatment Diagnosis CBC Hematocrit
CT scan
Sickle cell test
Sickle cell anemia
Severe anemia
Splenic sequestration
Treatment
Pain Medication
RBC Transfusion
Antibiotics
Intravenous Hydration
Diagnosis

4. 14 months cont. Body Systems Prevention
Circulatory- Sickle cell anemia: Blood clots and sickled cells
Immune- Sickle cell anemia: Poor circulation of blood
Respiratory- Sickle cell anemia: lack of oxygen transportation
Prevention
Parents monitor sickle cell
Avoid strenuous exercise and high elevations

5. Age 10
Admitted to hospital: Sickle Cell crisis affecting leg and chest
Prevention and treatment: Physical therapy, keeping up with pain medication, bed rest.
Systems affected: Circulatory and respiratory

6. Age 14
Goes to hospital with symptoms including: Fatigue, frequent urination, increased thirst, and weight loss
Tests:
Urinalysis: Glucose in urine
Glucose Tolerance Testing: Has Type 1 diabetes
Prevention and treatment: Insulin pump, keeping up with medication, checking insulin levels

7. Age 17 Admitted to hospital: Multiple pain crisis
Treatment and prevention:
Hydroxyurea, physical training, monitor diet, maintain normal blood sugar rates, consistent insulin injections, and taking proper precautions
Systems:
Circulatory: Diabetes- blood sugar not properly monitored by the body
Nervous: Diabetes- Damage nerves due to high blood sugar
Urinary: Diabetes- Constant filter of sugar= Urinary failure

8. Age 37
Went to a cardiologist because of unresolved chest pain- High diet in calories and fat
Tests:
CBC Test
Full Cholesterol Panel
Blood Sugar
Hemoglobin
Preventive Measures
Nonsmoker
Lower amount of calories
monitor blood sugar

9. Age 38
Admitted to the hospital with strange urinary symptoms after sickle cell crisis and a long stay in the hospital
Tests: (Diagnosed with a urinary tract infection)
Morphology- Small, wavy, raised, and pink
Gram Stain- Gram negative and coccus
Enterotube- Serratia marcescens
Systems:
Urinary- increases the need for the transportation of blood which could cause blood clots
Circulatory- need for more blood in the area of the bacteria
Preventions:
Take proper antibiotics to prevent further infection

10. Conclusion Questions
2) Her death was related to the malfunction of two body systems. This would include her circulatory system because of the high acidity and the high glucose levels in her blood. As well as her urinary system because of her constant need to urinate do to the cells and the osmosis occurring.

11. Conclusion questions cont.
3) She would say that she was feeling extreme pain, fatigue, burning sensations, weakness in joints, and shaky.
4) Medical/biomedical interventions that could have prevented her death includes the omnipod, and insulin detectors.

12. Conclusion questions cont.
5) Two careers we would be interested in learning more about includes analyzing bacteria, also we would be interested in learning about blood and the careers that go along with diseases of the blood.