This is only a sampling of our work. These are NOT full transcripts.
Two Person Interview:
Interviewee: Generally, I come from Colorado. I’m around San Diego here. Just me and my wife. We use the big car. We fill it up with big things, for the long trips.
Interviewer: What kind of car do you mainly drive?
Interviewee: I drive a Chevy minivan.
Interviewer: What year?
Interviewee: It’s a 2003.
Interviewer: Did you buy it new?
Interviewee: Yes. And my other car is a Honda Civic and it works very well.
Anthropology Final Exam Review:
This is the Anthropology final exam review tape. The final exam is the same format as the midterm. It will cover lessons 13 through 28, and chapters 10 through 16.
In lesson 13, we focus on the Maya. This is based on the video lesson. And you would also find this in your textbook.
DISCHARGE SUMMARY
Patient Name: [Private]
Hospital No.: 11009
Admitted (date and time): 06/14/2004
Discharged (date and time): 06/18/2004
Consultations: None.
Procedures: Bronchoscopy.
Complications: Postop shortness of breath, stabilized.
Admitting Diagnosis: Rule out lung tumor versus tuberculosis versus fungal infection.
HOSPITAL COURSE: Patient is a 27-year-old white male with the chief complaint of shortness of breath for the past six months. He also has a history of stage III non-Hodgkin ‘s lymphoma. He presented with shortness of breath and decreased strength over the past six months. He also complained of a 20lb. weight loss over the past four months. In addition, he has noted some epigastric pain.
On physical exam, the patient was initially found to have a temperature of 37C, pulse 80, respiratory rate 20, and blood pressure 140/70. His weight was 63.2 kg. In general, he appeared to be a rather thin white male in mild to moderate respiratory distress. His lungs revealed some bibasilar rales, but there was good air movement. Heart exam showed irregular rhythm with a holosystolic murmur heard best at the lower left sternal border and the apex with radiation to the left axilla. His abdomen revealed positive bowel sounds throughout with no masses or organomegaly. There was a bruit auscultated in the epigastric area. The rest of the exam was essentially normal. Admission labs revealed a white blood cell count of 6500 with hemoglobin and hematocrit of 15 and 46, respectively and a platelet count of 191,000. His BUN and creatinine were 25 and 1.5 respectively.