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Transcript: Age:14 Gender: Male Born: England Hobby: Flirting Daniel Institution kids houses school Age:21 Job:Social educator at the institution Daniel is in the institution because of maladjustment.His family is recomposed, which means, various kids from different parents live together, and this is a difficult situation for him being the oldest one. Age: 12 Gender: Male Born: England Hobby: Legos Mark is in the institution because of an economic situation, his family can't support him daily. He's delayed with his learning. Carlo is in the institution because he is excluded from the public education sistem due to his behaviour. It would be on screen 2 times a week so the audience can keep up and won't have to wait so much. Target audience Language: English Oscar is in the institution because his family is recomposed, just the same as Daniel. He is a mess at school but good with computers. Gender:Male Luna Jaimes switzerland Length Soap presentation Born:England Adam is in the institution because of child abuse. Which took him to be a troublemaker. Little Camp Primary research My target audience is from kids that are 12 years old to grown up adults. I think kids that watch this soap should be older than 12 years old due to the fact that child abuse parts, but also I believe it's a way of showing the audience the reality of some people's lives. Michael Age: 15 Gender: Male Born: England Hobby: Basketball Oscar Hobby: Photography Unique selling point Age: 50 Gender:Female Born: England Language: English Job: Director of the institution Hobby: Cinema Kate Max works in a social education institution taking care of kids between 12 and 15 years old which have problems with school, behaviour and social problems. The base for the soap is showing the turbulent life in a institution which receives this kids, and show their interaction with each other, the adults and their families. Age:14 Gender:Male Born:England Hobby: Computer programs Mark Age: 13 Gender:Male Born: Colombia Hobby: Football My unique selling point is that the title gives the viewers the opposite idea of what the storyline really is. Real places Adam Age:13 Gender:Male Born: Switzerland Hobby: Videogames Slot Max c-d classes Bibliography Carlo Locations Michael is in the institution because of maladjustment and psychiatric problems. BBC1

soft soap presentation

Transcript: * Twitter - 5,000/month for pop up ads - $60,000/yr * Facebook - Pay per click - 500/day - $182,500 * YouTube - $400,000 to advertise on entire homepage - $800,000/2 days, one at beginning of campaign, other at end The A+EAM Using Soft Soap to target African American males 18-34 years old in New York City. Jay-Z, Alicia Keys, Kevin Hart, Fabolous * African Americans comprise of 14.1% of total population * US Census estimated 43,884,130 African Americans THANK YOU * Parle’ Magazine - Established in 2004 - NYC based urban entertainment print publication - Distributed at record stores, colleges, barbershops, night club events etc - Advertise Images 1,000/3months. 4,000/year for bottom banner on every page Soft Soap at events Print * Dial soap - Better brand recognition - Also has sanitizer not just liquid soap $15,000- float $7,290- 1,000 tees * They’re increasing participation in “hands - on” work * 44% only rinse their hands with water and let them air dry * 16% neglect to use soap after using restroom, even if it’s available * Answer is simple - Get the girl of your dreams * You go from this: * To this: * Brand pumps, coded for recycling * New fragrances, package designs throughout year * More scents and variety Dial * Washing hands with soap and water reduce diarrhea by 50% -Reduces risk of respiratory infection by 16% * If everyone washed hands routinely a million deaths a year could be avoided * 8.5 million subway and bus riders per day * Advertise on Metro Cards - Use 5 million card - Costs $1,250,000 - Ad is on front and back - color Social Media Radio Demographic Information History of Soft Soap Target Audience * Labor Day Parade in Brooklyn - In Crown Heights - Attracts 1-3 million spectators - Mostly Caribbean crowd * Parade Floats and softsoap tees Competition Why Soft Soap No Girl wants to be touched with this! Media consumption Start using Soft Soap Broadening its reach * Advertise on trains * A,C,3 lines * $44,000/month per train * $132,000 for 3months * Total of $396,000 MTA Print (cont.) Soft soap What is Soft Soap Kevwe Emekeme Wenshan Li Christal James Flavian Hanley Ricardo Turenne * Hot 97, for $2 million - On air advertising, 84 weekly promos - Reinforced at indoor and outdoor events - 3.2 million weekly listeners - 45% African Americans - 27% Hispanic - 28% Other Celebrities Using soft Soap Why target African American males? Mta (Cont.) Soft Soap vs Dial * Patent for liquid soap first issued in 1865 by William Sheppard * Minnetonka hoping to be modern introduced attractive ceramic dispensers to be sold by boutiques - Mass market version in unique bottle named soft soap -Extended hold by buying all plastic pumps in 1987 * Colgate-Palmolive purchased soap business from Minnetonka Hygiene Facts Soft Soap vs dial * Slam Magazine - Sports magazine - Advertise images in Slam - 12,060/month - $289,400/ 2 years * Social Media * Twitter - Create an account - #softsoap, #cleanhands, #getthegirl, etc * Facebook - Has a current page with 13,187 likes * Has a sanitizer * More brand recognition * Trade name of Colgate-Palmolive’s liquid hand soap - General purpose hand soap - Liquid, easily soluble - Kill 99% of germs - Made exclusively from natural oils * Targeting through black media channels are effective * Black consumers are twice as likely to trust black media over mainstream media. * 81% African Americans watch/listen to black channels weekly, 68% watch online

Soap presentation

Transcript: 05/31/17 Mar De Rosas Jennifer Lara Ms. Cheng Chemistry, Period 3 31 May 2017 Ceballos Incorprated Video Demonstartion Video Demonstartion Marketing and Finance Marketing and Finance Price Price Total price: $1.43 Soap production price Soap production price Coconut oil: $0.25 --> 12.5g Mango butter: $0.38 --> 12.5g Lye (NaOH): $0.08 --> 4g Colorant: $0.50 --> 5 drops Fragrance: $0.08--> 8 drops Sugar: $0.02 --> 2g Beeswax: $0.02 --> 1g Total: $1.33 Packaging Price Packaging Price Clear bag: $0.02 --> 1 bag Ribbon: $0.03 --> 6 in Dead rose petals: $0.05 --> 10 petals Total: $0.10 Manufacturing Manufacturing Slogan Slogan A Rosey Breeze you'll love! Logo Logo Company Brand Company Brand Ceballos Incorporated is dedicated to selling the best soap with the best benefits posssible for all skin types. Mar De Rosas soap price and purpose Mar De Rosas soap price and purpose Price Price The price Mar De Rosas is valued at is $3.75 because it's handmade and has many benefits. Benefits Benefits Sugar: Increases the lather and bubbles of soap. Oils: Help hydrate the skin in this specific soap. Beeswax: Helps seal moisture in skin. Profit Profit Ceballos Incorporated will make a profit of roughly $2.32 for each soap that is purchased. Purpose Purpose The purpose of Mar De Rosas is to help hydrate dry hands efficiently and have a long lasting effect. What's Next What's Next The next step for Ceballos Incorporated is to make a vegan friendly soap. Keep In Mind Keep In Mind Vegan products are very costly to make and will be more of an investment to help vegans find usable products.

Schizophrenia SOAP presentation

Transcript: Signs and symptoms of condition: eye contact, self-care and behaviour abnormal speech was fast, spontaneous, flight of ideas mood, she was flat, anxious, blunted, depressed, angry calm and had some suicidal ideaton/intent. Thought disorder apparent withdrawn, block, delusions Patient was teary and sad in mood - felt nothing was wrong with her. Staff say patient maintained that she was a little girl, reported to have seen ghosts and that staff rape her. 1. Introduction to Schizophrenia 2. Case study of patient 3. Subjective view of condition 4. Objective results 5. Assessment 6. Plan for therapy 7. References Objective Stages of the condition and diagnosis Psychotic symtpoms in 2005 - receiving derogatory mesages from the tv Drug and alcohol abuse Vulnerable to sexual exploitation Non-compliance with medicines History of self-harm, suicidal ideations, self-neglect. Sectioned - level 3 (Treatment stage) Case study Contents Schizophrenia BP sitting: 126/84 BP standing: 118/92 Temperature: 36.3^c Schizophrenia with manic episodes Borderline personality disorder Hx: Admitted under section 2 of the mental health act in 2000, then under section 3. Diagnosis and Management Patient: Mrs ZS 31 yr old Psychotic symptoms in 2005 - receiving derogatory mesages from the tv etc. Use of alcohol & drugs e.g. cannabis Allergy status: penicillin,morphine Patient will be titrated up to appropriate dose of Clozapine; regular monitoring for both Clozapine and Lithium. Therapy will be lifelong; sectioning will include varying degrees of freedom to leave the hospital and visit family. Currently patient will remain in hospital, with regular visits from family. Counselling and other non-medical therapy to continue. One of the top 10 medical disorders causing disability (WHO 1990) and 50% higher rate of mortality than general population [1]. Conclusion Thank you 1. Schizophrenia; The NICE guideline on core interventions in the treatment and management of schizophrenia in adults in primary and secondary care [2010]. Accessed online at: http://www.nice.org.uk/nicemedia/live/11786/43607/43607.pdf 2. Antipsychotic drugs; Drugs used in psychoses and related disorders. Central Nervous System, BNF edition 64. 3. Lithium Information booklet 1. Clozapine Titration variable BD. Starting at 12.5mg ON. 2. Lithium Carbonate (Priadel) 1.2g ON M/R 3. Clonazepam variable BD (0.5mg then 1mg) 4. Aripiprazole 30mg OM Monitor FBC, Temp. Pulse, BP. especially due to risk of agranulocytosis with clozapine, and due to NTW nature of Lithium. Assessment Introduction Plan Schizophrenia is a major psychiatric disorder which affects a patient's thoughts, perception and behaviour [1]. There are two categories of symptoms which include: 1. Positive symptoms - hallucinations, thought disorder, delusions. 2. Negative symptoms - Apathy, social withdrawal. Though patients may suffer from this condition lifelong, aims of therapy are to improve cognitive and social functioning and to alleviate suffering - of both the patient and their carers [2]. Anti-psychotics are used to manage the positive symptoms but are less effective in managing negative symptomse. FBC WBC - 8.2 Neutrophils - 4.4 Platelets - 323 Eosinophils - 0.1 Non-medical treatment: • Cognitive behavioural therapy • Counselling and psychotherapy Community Mental Health Team - A mental health worker from local team (your care coordinator) Community psychiatric nurses can give you time to talk and can help sort out problems with medication. • Social help Subjective Three stages of the condition: • Prodromal phase - memory and concentration problems, social withdrawal, unusual and uncharacteristic behaviour • Acute phase - when patient will experience the positive symptoms of the disease such as hallucinations, delusions, and behavioural disturbances • Relapse - Some patients experience disturbing symptoms briefly whilst others may last months – years European study of six countries found that 80% of patients Dx: Schizophrenia suffered long term effects, and 80% remained unemployed [1]. Diagnosis involves Mental Health Assessments and Physical State assessments. References Hamida B. Abdul-Malik

Oral soap presentation

Transcript: The Journey of Making Soap By Desmond and Brandon Soap Methods The best way to make soap is to find methods that are safe. Which method was the right one for us? Well, we decided that the room temperature method was the perfect fit for us. How does the room temperature method work? The room temperature method is a rather convenient method. Heating the oils or lye was not involved in our process of making the soap. The lye solution is what melted our solid oils. That was the big wow factor that our group liked. What are some other methods? Cold Process Soap Method Saponification is the name given to the chemical reaction by which an alkali (usually sodium hydroxide - also called caustic soda or lye) reacts with fats and oils to make soap. The saponification reaction occurs during the cold process soap method. Melt and Pour Method The melt and pour method includes melting the soap base you made or bought previously and then poured into your mold. Hot Process Soap Method With the hot process soap method, after bringing the soap to trace, you would accelerate the saponification process by heating the soap batch further. How did our soap work out? It worked out great! The spooning method we used to produce the design we were going for worked perfectly, although Mr. Phillips doubted it. What about our liquid soap? Was it as good as our hard soap? How did we make it? Our method for making the liquid soap was simple. We shaved down a bar of our hard soap, melted the shavings, and added water proportionally. Finally, how did our group chose to make this soap? What were the difficulties and triumphs? How did we do? We decided to proceed with the swirl recipe, which gave our soap that layered design. We both think that our biggest triumph was our appearance of the hard soap and liquid soap. Our biggest difficulty was figuring out how to get our hard soap to have a scent. The method to get the scent in the soap did not work with our room temperature method, so we gave up on scent and went all the way with appearance. Overall we think that our soap project worked out great and we are ambitious to even start making soap at home! But how does the use of detergents and soaps effect our environment? Phosphate chemicals and Sodium Layral Sulfate are the two big factors that effect the environment! How do those actually effect the environment? Phosphates, used in mainly detergents, can cause algae blooms which may cause water to become toxic and can cause the detoxification of deep waters. Also, algae blooms threaten rare species of fish and invertebrates because of the oxygen that the blooms use. Sodium lauryl sulfate is believed to be a carcinogen which causes cancer and is also beloved to be and irritant and some what toxic to animals What does this mean for the Wood River Valley and beyond? We should stop using detergents and turn to more environmental friendly solutions. There places you can find phosphate free detergents. History of Soap Timeline Tree 1400’s: Unsanitary living conditions and poor personal hygiene contribute heavily to spread of the great plagues of the Middle Ages. Especially Black Death and bubonic plague. 1500's: France introduces England to its soap discoveries. 1791: Nicolas LeBlanc discovers a process to manufacture caustic soda (lye) cheaply and in large quantities. Raw materials are no longer needed from the colonies. This is a process that uses common salt to make sodium carbonate, or soda ash, the alkali obtained from ashes that combines with fat to form soap, yielding large quantities of inexpensive commercial quality soda ash. During the industrial revolution, soap began its production in factories and stopped being produced in the home kitchen. 1816: England raises the soap tax for soap produced. 1823: French chemist Michel Eugene Chevreul publishes his findings on the chemistry of fats, glycerin and fatty acids. Which are the basis of modern fat and soap chemistry. 1861: Belgian chemist Ernest Solvay’s process, using common table salt, or sodium chloride, to make soda ash. Further reduces the cost and increases quality and quantity of soda ash for soap manufacturing. 1916: First synthetic detergent developed in Germany. In response to shortage of fats for making soap during World War I 1930’s: Production of synthetic household detergents begins in U.S. 1940’s: Synthetic detergents advanced by adding phosphate. Which are compounds that improve detergent performance and ability to clean heavily-soiled laundry. Even though, phosphates are bad for the environment. 1941-45: World War II opens the door to widespread use of synthetic detergents. 1950’s: Development and marketing of automatic dishwasher powders. Those include liquid laundry, dishwasher liquids, fabric softeners and all-purpose cleaners; detergents with bleach. 1953: The production of synthetic detergents exceeds the production of soap. Today: Soap and detergents are a multi-billion dollar industry. All in all? Soap is being

SOAP Form Presentation

Transcript: SOAP Form PT History PT History 57 year old male, walked into the Benson ER and was experiencing dyspnea. Pt works with heavy machinery outside and today was a very dusty day. Pt has COPD and that's the extent of his medical history. No other respiratory modalities. Dyspnea Dyspnea means difficulty breathing Dyspnea is a very common symptom with a PT that has COPD. COPD There are two types of COPD, Chronic bronchitis and Emphysema. Chronic bronchitis is defined clinically as a chronic productive cough for 3 months in each of 2 successive years in a patient in whom other causes of productive chronic cough have been excluded. Emphysema is defined pathologically as the presence of permanent enlargement of the air spaces distal to the terminal bronchioles, accompanied by the destruction of the bronchiole walls with and without obvious fibrosis. COPD means Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease PT Assessment PT Assessment Pt was A&Ox4 to person, place, date and reason for going to the hospital. Pt wasn't experiencing any pain. His vital signs were 125/98 BP, 98.6F oral temperature, 89 HR regular and Bounding. He was tachypneic with 28 for is RR. Pt was pink, warm and dry, Turger not present, Cap refill was <3 secs, Digital clubbing not present (schamroth present). No peripheral edema, no wounds present and the Pt's IV was in his left AC. Head and Neck Head and neck Eyes- PERRLA (Pupils equal round and reactive to light and accommodating) JVD- Not Present Trachea- Mid-Line Chest Assessment Chest Assessment Chest Excursion- Equal bilateral 3 cm A:P Diameter- 1:2 Ratio Palpation- Crepitus not present Percussion- Dull notes heard Auscultation- Expiatory Wheezes heard all Lobes, RUL, RML, RLL, LUL, LLL Tactile Femitus - Pressent(increased vibration) with "99" Whispered Pectoriloquy- "123" clear all lobes Sputum and Cough Sputum and Cough Cough- Weak Sputum Production- Yes Sputum Characteristics- White/yellow, scant, thick with no odor EKG Normal Sinus Rhythm with Right Atrial Enlargement CXR CXR Cardiac silhouette is normal and mediastinal contour is WNL Hyper-inflated lungs seen in the setting of emphysema Medications Meds PT received a Combivent MDI 20 mcg/100 mcg, 2 puffs BID, with a spacer. Indication for the medication is that it's a bronchodilator so we prevent any broncho- spasms. Pt's expiatory wheezes were still faint but the PT said he felt better. Combivent Combivent Generic name: Ipratropium Bromide 20 mcg, Albuterol Sulfate 100 mcg Combivent is an inhaler that is a combination of an anticholinergic bronchodilator and a selective beta2-adrenergic bronchodilator used to treat and prevent symptoms (wheezing and shortness of breath) caused by ongoing lung disease (COPD). Labs Labs RBC's - 4.69 m/ul ( 4.5-6.2) WNL Hb- 15.4 g/dl (13.5-18.1) WNL Hct- 41.1% (39.0-53.7) WNL WBC's- 7.8 k/ul (4.6-10.2) WNL Na- 141 mEq/l (130.0-145.0) WNL K- 4.3 mEq/l (3.5-5.0) WNL Cl- 106 mEq/l (98-110) WNL CA- 9 mEq/l (8.4-10/4) WNL No ABG was done Formulas Formulas PAO2- (PB-47)Fio2 - (PaCo2 x 1.25) (A-a)O2 - PAO2 - PaO2 a/AO2- PaO2/PAO2 CaO2- (Hb x 1.34 x SaO2) + (PaO2 x 0.003) %Shunt- (CcO2 x CaO2) / (CcO2-CvO2) Cardiac Output - HR x Stroke Rate Education Education If he doesn't already have a pulmonologist, I would have him follow up with one. Maybe he can set him up with a Combibent 20mcg/100 mcg PRN if he's feeling like he has some shortness of breath. This will also help him be stay out of the hospital. He works outside with heavy machinery, I would ask him if he could get a better mask like a p-100 respirator so he can block out all the dust particles. Plan while in hospital While in the hospital Need to get PT status back to his respiratory base-line Get PT free from feeling dyspnea Get PT free from signs and symptoms of respiratory distress Care for after Hospital stay Plan Outside of Hospital Follow up with a pulmonologist. Take medications to prevent more frequent hospital visits. Take preventative measures, try some pursed- lipped breathing and by wearing a respirator when working outside. Thank you The End

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