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Sandusky Star Journal, The (Newspaper) - January 23, 1911, Sandusky, Ohio Guaranteed Circulation 5226 LAST EDITIC THE SANDUSKY STAR -JOURNAL. FORTY-FOUR YEAH SANDUSKY OHIO MONDAY. JA1TTJABY 23 1911 NTJMBEK PROBE'S BEYOND RECALL ton Speaker Cannon Can't Halt Grand Jury IS HEAVY Machine Leaders 'Seek to Prevent Ex- pose of Vote Selling But Many Are Ready U Confess Their Part in the Wrong Doing. PROBE BUYING OP VOTES AT DANVILLE 0ANVILLE, III., Jan. grand jury's probe of vote buying -In Vermilion county, has now reached the point where many politicians and office holders are ready to confess and it seems cer- tain that several thousand men will be involved. Efforts of friends of Speaker Cannon, of the national house to halt the probe, have failed. The "wet" element also exerted its influence in the came direction. Perhaps the heaviest pressure was rought to bear on Ji.dge E. R. E. [imbrough, who live? in a mansion n Danville's principal street. The idge is more than a millionaire. He i In politics for the fun he gets out is a judge not because he eeds the salary but because it gives lay to his keen legal mind. They ly in Danville that re aspires sortie ay tq_ he democratic governor of started the corrupt vote indslide because theie were strenu- ns cries for such an investigation the federal clique and an ele- ent of semi-reform in county poli- No one thought ue would do it, ast of all the would-be reformers "You staited this awful his lends said to him, "and you can op It. Please do." "I can stop returned the 'dge, smiling. "The investigation is the hands of the giand juiy." "Where is it all to end'" was 16 a2.1 last Ouestion a" aaville. The answer seems to he Cannon's home. Half a lat if the grand jury is in earnest ers were called in to tell ere will he the largest bunch of in- I fall ctments in the of Illinois id a.n army of disfranchised voteis. he Cannon machine romises to be rned topsy turvy, despite the ef- rts of Banker Lese'iie, the sneak- 's son-in-law, Postmaster Jewell and her leaders of the federal clique Mayor Louis Platt, a de'nociat who is swept into office by a powerful achine built up at great expense, es that machine to'tering with the] ospect that the gia-ni jurv will in- stigate the municipal election. Platt another rich man in Vermiilion unty politics. All this means that confessions will exceedingly unpop.ilai. The word is already been passed among the ite sellers not to be stampeded by a w indictments. Th.'y are advised fight even if they are indicted. Free gal defense will be fu -oished by one terest 01 another ami even the fines those who fizht aiM lose will be id for the votes. U least that is e promise in advance. To counter- t this fight spirit Ju.lge Kimbiouah. is believed, will follow the Adams unty, Ohio, policy Of offering light- _punishment to T the .the expense of a al. SOON GO TO JURY State Rests in Schenk Poi- soning; Case. SCORED BIG VICTORY Testimony as To "Conspiracy" Against Mrs. Schenk Ruled Out by Judge But She Says She'd bs Acqa'tteu, WHEELING, W. Va Jan. prosecution in the Schenk case un- expectedly rested this morning at Instiuctions w.jie read to the jur.v and arguments jtgun this aft- ernoon. Rev. George Way, Wheeling spir- itualist pastor and prominent figure 'n the Schenk case, who is alleged to have predicted the death of Schenk t Mrs. Schenk, is being Bought by Dep- uty Sheriff Welsh who has a warrant for his anest on a charge ot fortune idling without a license The au- thorities sav Way has fled the state. Prosecutor Handlan wound up his case abruptly after scoiing an im- poitant victory in elimination of the defense's evidence of conspiracy against the prisoner. "I didn't need further said Handlan. "I have knocked the last leg from under the defense. They haven't a thing to stand on now." The evidence stricken out by the lint irui that Tana who had testified that she hud heard Albert Schenk's vow "to get Laura" and the testimony of Dr. Wm. Mor- rison, who said that Dr. Myers, state witness, was connected with Dr. P. M. Haskins, brother-in-law ol Albert Schenk. Mrs. Schenk is planning an acquit- tal and expresses the greatest eon- ANDERSON FIGHTS FOR PENSION CHAIRMANSHIP seas (TAMED FOE SENATE IN WEST VIRGINIA PERRY CENTENNIAL BILL WASHINGTON, Jan. sions affairs, seldjai atttnding the meetings. It is saui to be the plan of the ci'niocrats to pay no attention to the lank of democratic STAR-JOURNAL BUREAU, MUXSEY BUILDING. WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. scrap has devnloped between Kepre- ientatives Ansberry and Anderson over the invalid pensions chairman- ship. Both are candidates for the job. Ansberry having the precedence in point of service. There are four other democrats who have precedent over Ansberry and Anderson, Lindsay of Weisse of Wisconsin, nixon of Indiana and Kinkaid of New Jcrsev Of these Dixon is eliminated becaucf of the fact that he is a member of the wavs and means committee and Weisse will n, paid much attention to invalid pen- PROGRESSIVES FORM LEAGUE New Move Means Split in Republican Party jcrats to pull for him in his right for 'the chairmanship, while Ansberry, while receptive, has mart? no efforts to land till1 job He desires the chair- manship, however. If the squabble 1-etvveen Ander.-on ami Ansberry as- sumes ser.ous proportions, as is like- 1 ly in view of the fact that hot words I passed between the two men in the i democratic cloak roam the other day. j it is most probable thai Kinkaid will land the chairmanship, especially in j view of the fact that New Jersey is, representi-d on the vvavs and means I committee which will make the ap- pointments and Ohio k not. i A has occurred In the Ohio j delegation over the question of a can- didate for nergeant-at-arms of the house. Two Ohionps are out for the and Bob Gordon, 'SSinan. Finley has t the support of and other mom- bprs of the Obio delegation while Gor-1 don is backed bv Goeke, congress- man-elect from the fourth district and influential men in the Buckeye state. John O'Dwyer and Earlo nium of To- ledo are boosting Finley. So far Goeke n the on'v congress- man who has definitely pledged mm- self to Gordon, but others are inclin- ing his way. Both factions of the there will he WASHINGTON. Jan. is -ft (Continued on Page Five THE WEATHER conceded on all sides to be a split in i perature. Forecast- Fair tonight and Tuesday with slowly rising tern- State's Attorney John H. Levvman, idKe Kimbroiinh and Isaac Wood- yard, grand jury foreman, are tak. ing the lead in Investigating vote 111, Speaker dozen bank- of the down- of former County Treasurer Hardv H. Whitlock through extrava" gant vote buying. E. X. Leseure, son- in-law and political manager for Speaker Cannon, was called upon to tell of Whitlock's ebzezzle- Canncn was on Whitlock's Many officeholders and noliti h'dence that the juiy will return a j the republican party as well as an ef-j Temperature at 7 a. m., 21 dc- fort to secure complete control of the STei3s- le i h Temperature one year ago 27 de- been that of a victim of a terrible in-'fore the next presidential election oc- justice Everything has been against I tMiav when the organization of me. Yet with all the power and au-ittte National Progressive Republican of the state, and with was announced Included in ment. bond. ciar.s will be asked about buying. SHOT AT CLUB BULLETIN NEW YORK, Jan. David Graham Phillips, the author, was shot and seriously wounded this power of money spent to ruin me not ilts chartt'r membership are nine Unit- one iota of evidence has been pro-jcl1 states senators, thirteen members duced against me. I of the house, six governors and scores "The prosecution declared at the Iof Private citizens, all of whom have start that it would prove that I been ldentlflea with the recent move- poisoned my husband. Can any fair- ment for progressive popular govern- minded person say that this has In tne aenate new league If Mrs. Schenk is acquitted, as her counsel predict, it is she will make an effort to her husband. It lias been more than onca intimated that Schenk would take his wife back is backed by LaFolIette, Cummins, Beveridge forces, and in the house by the Norris-Murdock insurgent element, In its platform the league announces it will work for the direct election of senators; direct orimaries for all elec- tiw officials; direct election of dele- The democratic legislators iu West Virginia have picked Clarence E. Sun rises Tuesday at a. m i Watson tor the short term and Wll- sets at p. m. (standard liam E. Chilton for the long term in the United States senate. Governor for 24 Glasscock, owing to the fight on be- tween democrats and republicans iu the general assembly, may refuse the caucus nominees commissions in case the legislature ratifies the choice. Maximum wind velocity hours ending at noon today 12 miles west at eleven o'clock Mon- day morning. LOW TAX ASSURED COUNTRY City, However, Not WUhln Ten Mill Limit STATE BOARD FIGURES Comparison Shows That Despite Big Increase of Farm Values, The Towi- ships Will Han Much Lower Than City. That the rate of taxation for 1911 on real and personal property will be considerably lower in the country than in the city, dctpita the material increases made in country land values by the county board of equalization, is shown by a tabulation received by the coun- ty commissioners from the tax commission. In fact, a ten mill limit as proposed would not yield sufficient revenue in the city under present valuations. According to the computations of the state experts, the 1911 rate for Sandusky city, with the personal property figures still to be revised by the city board of review would be into his handsome home in the event of her being set free, as the husband gatfs with has been less than lukewarm in the! lectt and vlf fiosecut'on dent, for the referendum and recall: j a corrupt practices act, as vvell as foi ELFVFW i ivcc i iu la 8cnoral reform of all laws governing ELEVEN LIVES LOST IN railroads and public ENGLISH RAILWAY CRASH ntilities. LONDON, Jan. persons state will at once be formed killed and several badly injured the country. No OhK- raiinail wreck near Hopkinstown congressman was identified with this Wales, when an ore train and nas- mavement but James R. Garfield, o. sender collided head on early today however, was one of the first _________________ signers. _ n U now apparent that the waning BELLEFONTAiINH, 0., Jan. factions will be able to prevent action 'TWO FOR ONE' IS OFFER THIS WEEK Double Count for all New Subscriptions Turned in by Next Saturday in the Star-Journal's Baby tor Real Hustling afternoon at the Princeton club by ov ,bftween two rich farmers of this i hj the present congress on the presl- owners of rival gas wells, re- dent's measures, the tariff commission I suited In the shooting ol' Fned Wolfe! bill, fortification of the Panama canal, by Ode Hoover, near Jackson Center, conservation and ship subsidy. WINNERS OF GOLD SPECIAL PRIZES a man who afterward committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. No particulars are known, nor is any reason known for the shooting. Tmtman OTTT HEB FINDLAY, Jan. from a cemetery, wtore he had been over- Time s Uo Todsy. lpeing the digging ol a grave for his WEST UNION, Jan. vote sen's wife, Nicholas Arras, 50, of Hers in Adams county are Jenera, a vvell known farmer, ate a idge Blair today to see if he will: hearty supper and then complained of ake good his threat which was made I feeling ill and soon expired, week ago and in which he said that I persons who received money at tue JBY PATRON OF SCHOOL st election and had not reported by onday. January 23, uould be arresi- bj the -heriir. There aro srid to several hundred indicted nho have it yet confessed. BBLLKVUB. Jan. having been closed for a week because of a number of cases of scarlet fever the public schoMs opened again Monday morning. No arl liiinna! cases havo I-v eloped since the schools were closed. lARMOffS FRIENDS TO FIGHT 'LEAN; DEAN BILL CLASH COLUMBUS, 0, Jan ;nts in the apparent bitter fight ot 1m R. McLean upon Governor Har- jn and efforts of the temperance to block the Dean bill, sdiedni- for passage in the senate Wedncs y, diuded attention here today. The ;iElators will ene at o p. m. Washington advices indicate that ends of the are jirepar- T to wage war with McLean, even the extent of attacking him sshington where ne has extensive blic utilities interests. McLean, tt is w apparent, is doing his best to r up trouble for the so to block his presidential aspirations ming. as it does, immediately afterj senatorial contest, the anir.uis i." parent It now develops that vVil ti-Saloon league will take full advan- tage of its opnortunitv Thousands of circular letters have gone to every corner of the 'state Thcv urge, in capitals, that even friend be on hand, in the senate chamber nrompth at 7 o'clock, though the entertainment will net begin before The "wets" charge that this is evidence of a plot to pack the hall. The letfer assures a wod show, if nothing move V, aync R. Wheeler, Ami Sa- loon league superintendent, in a state- ment said: "The hearing on the bill to amend the countv option law will be a spirited one if the liquor interests have as many as the tem- peiance people sav are coming. Muskingum. Clark, Jefferson. Knox, Delaware and manv other m Randolph Hearst hud interceded j couniies will representatives behalf of McLean but was told by! present, who will ?neik_ p.giinst the v. Harmon that McLean's election I Dean bill It is it "will be k uld be impossible Now McLean I word battle without gloves" t only smarts over this but t.ie elec-1 The counties named are those in n of Atiee Pomorene was espeei-j which cities, although returning a y galling to him. His methods of i "wet" majority, have been ack are angering Harmon's friends.) by the country vote. Wheeler, who Phe fight on the Dean bill took] will ho master of ceremonies for his m In a big Anti-Saloon league rally i side, has not announced his line-up o nday and the legislator" will now be1 talkers uged with petitions and While battling before the legislature night the senate temperance com- both sides are bringing terrific pres- Itce will conduct its one public sure on C.ov. Harmon. The "drvs' are iring. When the controll-, demanding his aid, or a promise 'o the senate, practically announced! veto the hill if it reaches his desk. it there would be no oratorical dis- thov opened the doors for one. The "wets" are ins'sting that he con- tinue his policy of noninterference and lally divided, two-hour session N'on-j allow the hill, once enacted, to become 1 are raging and declaring i a law without signature, as the Hmlt an unprecedented resort to tlement of a strictly legislative strong arm. The An- tion. V-rn Brown at right am; Ford. girl fricno, at left Fern Brown, a girl of nineteen, haa been forced to give up her school in Harrison township. Carroll county, Ohio, because it became known that she visited a maternity hospital last t. Noel, a farmer and patron of the school, exposed the girl teacher because he said she was not fair to- ward his two children. The young teacher sajs she was secretly married In West Virginia two years ago, and that tht marriage s.as illegal because she and her husband were under axe at DISTRICT NO. 1 Eugene Loeffler. Myrtle Bing. Chester J. Thompson. Forest Harris, Flo ---------DISTRICT Robert Spencer, (Huron R. D.) Berneda Lucal, (R. D. No. 2.) Christopher, (Milan.) Vietta Mowrey, (Kimball.) Chester Roesch, (Venice.) Saturday next will be Double Vote Day in the grand baby contest now baing conducted b> The Star-Journal fw the dear little darlings of Erie ciHinty and vicinity. Votes on all new subscribers re- ported that day will be calculated at the rate of Two for One, and this will apply only to new subscriptions. Here IB the most remarkable offer ever made in a similar contest, an of fer that cannot fail to appeal to as providing the best kind of an op- portunitv for you to win for your lit- tle favorite. For everv dollar turned in on new subscriptions on this forthcom- fer. If you have wanted to help some baby in this race now is the time to do it Come to the contest office and subscribe for the Star-Journal if you are not already a subscriber, and tht votes will be credited to whateve: baby you may name. If you are subscriber, why, then, come to this office anyway and renew your sub- scription and let some little darling have the benefit of the accompany- ing votes. Bestir Yourselves. If you are an active worker for some baby, bestir yourself immediate- ly. Do you remember that in your rounds last week vou nef several per- sons who said they wanted to help you hut that it was not convenient (Continued from Pnge 1 BOY SKATING IS DROWNED Special to the Star-Journal: PORT CLINTON, Jan. Everson the 14-year-old son of Mr. 11.3 mills to yield the same revenue as was received in 1909. This exceeds the rate in any of the townships, and is greater than that In any of country villages, except Huron anil Milan. In all of the townships the rate would be much less than ten mills. The fact that the Sandtisky City rate of taxation will undoubtedly greater than that paid by the country, will be used as an argument in favor of the justice of raising the real estate valuations in the county. The table sent here bv by the state ax commission is based on figures sent that body by John Deist, county auditor, about two weeks ago. Tne state body desired the statistics la order that it might estimate the com- parative rates of taxation in the city and country districts. The total valuation of the real es- tate and personal property In the town- ships is estimated at and in Sandusky city at The actual personal property valu- ation will probably be greatly raised by the city boaid of review. The erage rate of taxation according to the figures available at present is 9.3 mills. The state's figures showed that the Sandusky valuation is short of the amount necessary to make possible a ten mill limit. This sum must be secured, tither by furth- er increasing the real values or by listing much personal property that is now hidden. This letter otters the best solution as it is certain there (Continued on Page Six.) IS SAVED BYJflPID Carrie Didelins, a Bride, Escapes Prison Cell SENTENCE Pleading Guilty to Charge Stilling Pocket Book in Stori, Wai Ordered Committed One Yeir, Then Released Oiher Cases. Mrs. Ernest J. Paul, formerly Miss Carrie Oiedeiiub. who was among nine other indicted persons arraigned before and Mrs. Moonic Everson was drowned Charles S Reed, common picas judge, Ing Saturday we will give you just i yesterday afternoon, while skating on Monday morning, pleaded guilty to the twice the number of votes tisuallv''he lake near his home at Catawba j charge of shoplifting, and was gwn granted and you will, therefore, The hoy was skating alone j a suspended sentence of one year in able to work twice the advantage asiand plunged into an opening in the i the state peniteutiary. In suspending under ordinary circumstances. If The accident was witnessed by the seutpnce. the court said that the favorite is now behind, here is the! his two small blethers, axed four and defendant had married since the corn- chance to put him at the top of theisiv. who were sUmilini: on shore. mUuion of the alleged offense, and list. If he already at the top. this! The body was ixcovrml a half hour I for this reason. leniency was offer furnishes joii with the oppor- after the His parents were visiting in able He also laid stress on the fact that this w-as her first offense. The now Mrs. Paul was charged wita thti mammoth and magnanimous brought by the Sado Ms'ru MAY CLOSEVILLAGEPLANT TO REDUCE LIGHTING BILLS tunity to further clinch his hold on first place The parents, friends andj VICTORIA, B. C. Jan. forty a pocket bojk containing about acquaintances of the babies entered thousand ton battleship is to be laid from Mrs. Hill ot Uanbury. in the n this great race for fame and fortune! down shortlv at Yokohama by the Knox stare, dbout three months ago. 'honld immediatelv take ndvantnse of' Japanese navy according to advices! Before anil dffr her case was con- I sidered bv the gi.md jurv. she was out on bond. Because of the unusual na- ture of the charge, there was a great deal of m its ouUome. Shi" vvas married, to Ernest .1. Paul. of Cleveland, in that city about a month aso and they arc now living there. Under the suspended sentence, she will be free during good behavior. Pleas of not guiltv on the charges were made by the following: Robert Lavton, non-support: Peter 0'D.ini.cll, burglary and larcenv: Henry Zumm, non-support: Joseph Englert, robbery; Toni Wiener, robbery: Arch and Ear! Truevelly. rcbberv. Pleas of guilty were Robert Gray, charged i and John Wlndlsc accused picking. Imposition of Uwfr probably be _, a few Alffn, Indicted by frttut J for heating the Erie Hotri OBJ board hill. atratcd by Herman Reuter In (hit eJty Srarit; tfreDOn. ot thw ttctitwat kt toMMk Special to The Star-Journal: MILAN, 0. Jan. 23 While some time may :.et elapse before bids are as required law. it now very much as if the village of will accept the proposition of the Hoover-Prout Co.. o Avery, for electric current, and rlose down the municipal plant. Most-people seem U> favor the plan, expecting to save money thereby. The present rate for current here is sliding scale from ten to aix cents per k. w. hour The Hoover- company offers to furnish it at four aud cents per k. w. hour. The village re- centl> issued SI.9CO of bonds to im- prove the municipal plant and these must be paid. It is figured, howev- er, thai the margin of pront between ten cents and 4 1-2 c; nts will take care of expenses and also provide a sinking fund to retire the bonds. Ulti- mately, tt is Relieved, a considerably lower commercial rate can be made than is now possible with the munici- pal plant. The rate offered by the HooveT- Prout company is considered excep- tionally low. It has recently install- ed new machinery" at IU r' tettces Judge NEWSPAPER! EWSFAPEJR! ;
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While Brown has always made it clear what his goal is, he does say that being named No. 1 in the class was an honor for him."It is a blessing to be named the No. 1 player," explained Brown. "That said I can't worry about it. I have to have tunnel vision and stay focused. You have to stay humble and positive and keep pushing forward because my goal has never been to be No. 1 in high school, it has been to be No. 1 in the NBA Draft." Recruiting wise, Brown took a recent visit to UCLA, and he said the trip went very well. "It was great," explained Brown. "The campus is beautiful. A lot of NBA players come back and work out at their facility and stuff like that. There is a lot of branding that comes in with UCLA, and it is like show time in basketball. Everybody knows you, and it is just crazy there." Brown said one of the highlights of the trip was how UCLA plans to use him on the court. "They showed me how they are going to use me," said Brown. "They told me I would be playing one through five. They want their best players to play all over because it makes them hard to guard. I will play in the post, I will bring the ball down the floor, and I will be playing on the wing. It makes it hard for people to match up with you." The next visit set for Brown is Oct 10 to Kansas for their Late Night at the Phog event. "I've never really seen Kansas," explained Brown. "Me and Coach (Bill) Self have a pretty good relationship, but I have a stronger relationship with Coach (Norm) Roberts, so I want to get out there and talk to Coach Self and check out the facilities and stuff like that." After that trip a visit to Lexington to check in on John Calipari and the Wildcats is very likely. "I'm pretty sure I am going to Big Blue Madness whenever that is as long as the date works out," explained Brown. "Coach Cal texted me (Thursday), and I need to get back with him and Coach (Kenny) Payne and set a date." In terms of other visits, some are possible, but nothing is quite set up yet. "I also want to see Ohio State if I can, and honestly as many schools as I can because this is the biggest decision of your life, and I want to see all of my options," said Brown. About the Buckeyes, Brown said, "Coach (Thad) Matta is real down to earth. He is one of the most humble people I have talked to and you just get a good vibe from him. Also Daniel Giddens is committed there and we are good friends, and I like how they do things, so it is a place I want to see." Brown intends to sign early, but also says he has no plans to rush his decision and will make his choice when he is ready.
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The newly minted No. 1 prospect in the class of 2015 is Jaylen Brown. Brown is at the Nike Global Challenge showing his combination of skill, intensity, and athleticism, and at the same time is setting in on more college visits. No one has played more basketball this summer than Brown, and he is finishing it off at the Nike Global Challenge in Chicago. For Brown, he says he can rest later on in life. "We like to say in our program that you can rest when you die," said Brown. "I am young and I have my legs, so I am taking advantage of it. One day that won't happen, so I am taking care of my body and I am still going."
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Location: St Vincent's Medical Center
Department: Cardiology Unit 001
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Founded by the Daughters of Charity in 1903, St. Vincent's Health Services (SVHS) is a mission-driven organization committed to serving the poor and underserved. SVHS is a leading Connecticut healthcare system at the forefront in patient safety and quality, with a focus on creating holistic, compassionate environments. SVHS, a member of Ascension Health, the nation's largest Catholic and largest non-profit healthcare system, offers regional centers of excellence in cardiology, surgery, cancer care, orthopedics, diagnostics, women's and family services, behavioral health, senior health and an array of specialized services all in a comfortable, patient-centered environment. SVHS comprises St. Vincent's Medical Center, St. Vincent's College, St. Vincent's Special Needs Services and St. Vincent's Medical Center Foundation. It has received a Leapfrog "A" Safety Score two consecutive years, Magnet recognition and is a US News & World "Best Hospital" overall and in 6 specialties for 2013-2014.
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The Staff Nurse Cardiovascular provides direct nursing care for cardiovascular patients in accordance with established policies, procedures and protocols of the healthcare organization.
Implements and monitors patient care plans.
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Notes and carries out physician and nursing orders.
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Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to assess patients and to identify physical, psychosocial, cultural, spiritual and age-related needs in order to provide individualized care to the patient.
Delegates aspects of care to other nursing personnel consistent with their level of education and expertise in order to meet patients' needs and to maximize staff performance.
Participates in daily interdisciplinary patient rounds.
Demonstrates knowledge of patients' condition and is able to provide appropriate input to meet desired outcomes for the appropriate patient population.
Reflects ANA Scope and Standards of Nursing Practice (2015), ANA Code of Ethics (2015), and ANA Social Policy Statement (2015).
Develops, implements and revises individualized plans of care.
Participates in activities for professional growth and development outside of patient care.
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Licensed Registered Nurse credentialed from the Connecticut Department of Public Health obtained prior to hire date or job transfer date.
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The Ravens have a three-point lead on the Browns through the first half. Two more solid quarters, and Baltimore will be back in the postseason for a third straight year.
Here are a few quick-hit notes on the first half:
- The Ravens are +3 in the turnover department through the first 30 minutes, and yet they're only up by three points at the half. You don't see that too often.
- Baltimore has been outgained 142-133. This when they're facing an offense with a rookie quarterback under center, an ineffective Peyton Hillis at running back, and a defense which ranks 22nd in the league. We all expected the Browns to struggle offensively and be unable to contain the Ravens when Joe Flacco and company are on the field, and surprisingly, Cleveland has hung with their division rivals in both aspects.
- More on Hillis: Ray Lewis essentially guaranteed that the Browns running back wouldn't have another performance like his 144-yard effort back in Week 3, and the Ravens have delivered on that promise so far, holding Hillis to 18 yards on seven carries. They've hit Hillis hard, gang-tackled him, and Cleveland even turned to backup running back Mike Bell for extended periods late in the half.
- Is it just me, or does it seem like every time Ed Reed takes a hit these days, he's slow to get up? Reed is clearly not 100 percent healthy, and he still makes plays (as evidenced by his interception and 20-yard return in the second quarter), but he's starting to look more and more fragile out there.
- The Ravens need David Reed back returning kickoffs. Reed, who is inactive this week after suffering a concussion last Sunday against the Saints, had provided some consistency to the kick return spot, and was settling into a rhythm. Jalen Parmele still looks uncomfortable in Reed's place, and he made a poor decision running back a kick that landed three yards deep in the end zone. Parmele was brought down at the Ravens' 10-yard line.


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By Ben Sukow
Nov 5, 2006
The gear's really not too bad on this one. Small offset nuts work really well for the midsection of the climb, either HBs or Wild Country superlight rocks. C3s or hybrid aliens work well down low, and there are good tcu and nut placements later in the climb. A cam hook can be really useful to skip some of the marginal, fiddly nut placements.
Don't clip the rope to the fixed bashy after aiding on it. If you fall it will rip and that part of the climb probably won't go clean if the bashy is gone.
Also, a single rope rap with a 60 m rope will just get you to the ground from the rap station at the top of the crack (tie knots in the end).
By Greg Gavin
From: SLC, UT
Jul 11, 2011
|I thought the gear on this was easy, and straight forward. I carried 2 metolius offset cams (0-1,1-2) a set of peenuts, one small cam hook, and a standard rack from 00 metolius to .75 BD c4. perfect rack for this climb. Definitely fun!
By DrApnea
From: Wenatchee, WA
Jul 9, 2012
rating: C2
This climb is actually 2 pitches, sharing the same first pitch as Black peeler, but they diverge at the ramp. On P2, it is a pretty long reach from the last bolt to the bashie even though I was top stepping. Maybe the bashie was at the bottom of the crack before like it says in the description, but it is at least another foot higher than where I was expecting it considering that the bolts to get there can be ascended from the 2nd or 3rd steps. I had to top step and tie a quickdraw open to get the extra inches to reach the bashie and I was in directly to the last bolt. Maybe a top-step sub-step would have worked. This is a fun clean aid route.
Gear: small gear up to a #0.5 C4 for Peeler direct, and a #0.75 can be placed if doing P1 of Black Peeler to access the ramp and start of the route. Mastercams and small nuts worked well, offsets would have helped, cam hooks got their use, but no other body weight/hooks/peckers were necessary.
By Alma Madsen
From: New York, NY
Sep 13, 2014
I had to do the same as DrApnea - tied a quickdraw open and had to top step to clip the bashie. I was clipped in direct to the top bolt of the bolt ladder and I'm 6' 2". Once on the bashie, the rest of the climbing was pretty straightforward. I few trickier placements in the lower half, and the upper half ate up small cams, especially offsets. Didn't use one on this route today, but cam hooks would have worked well. Overall, a really fun aid route.
Gear placed: Micro brass offset, HB #5 brass offset, DMM walnut #2, #5, Metolius offset master cams 00/0, 0/1, 1/2, BD X4 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, BD C4 0.3
By Jason Funk
From: Salt Lake City, UT
Jul 17, 2015
|Gear was good,don't need a ton of offsets. Brought one offset x4 (.2/.3)and leap frogged it all the way to the top. The section right after the bashie felt heady thinking about falling back down to the bolts... was pleasantly surprised by decent gear up higher. The cheater stick/wire came in handy a few times. Great solo


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Liverpool, said Phil Redmond in the first of a series of free-ranging thoughts for the day on Radio 3, is not fully integrated into the UK. Well, that's one way of looking at a city that very few outsiders can get their heads round, even outsiders as close as Manchester - 40 miles away, but worlds apart. "We are who we are, and that's it," says Redmond, in his familiar shaggy-haired, take-it-or-leave-it style.
But does he really believe the myths, those created by the city itself and those imposed on it from outside? "I think the perceptions of the city are perceptions in themselves - mythology is a mythology," he adds gnomically. Explanations on a postcard, please.
He is much clearer when he suggests that if you land anywhere in the world and say you are from Liverpool, responses will be 99.99% positive, that the nasty bits of the mythology emanate from London. He's probably right. This may be a gross libel, but most London-based news managers assumed that Liverpool's year as European capital of culture would be a great scouse cock-up. They also predicted disaster for the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, and they got that wrong, too.
There were certainly chaotic elements in the run-up to 2008 in Liverpool: an artistic director who came and went; a public row between the leader of the city council and the Liverpool Culture Company's chief executive; the Mathew Street festival fiasco (much of the 2007 event was cut back on health and safety grounds); and worries over a funding shortfall. Things were not looking good.
But with nine months gone, the year now seems to be doing fine. Here's just one statistic: 557,000 people visited the Tate Liverpool gallery between June and August - a 200% increase on last year.
So let's the put the boot into London, which, Redmond claims, is where the negativity starts. "It's not London, and therefore it's going to be second rate; it doesn't matter what it is, and it doesn't matter where it is. I keep counselling people and saying: 'Don't get too upset - they treat everybody like that.'" As he tells national newspaper journalists, up for the day from the capital: "Look, at the end of the day, the thing you have got to understand is that we don't care. The average guy or woman out on the street, they actually don't care what London thinks because they are busy getting on with their lives.'"
That's the London thing sorted. But what about the Liverpool difference? Don't all those cranes, apartments, bars and the huge shopping centre that is Liverpool One suggest that Liverpool has woken from its long sleep of decline to join the regional renaissance? Hasn't it belatedly followed the lead of Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle-Gateshead, cities that decided to stop lamenting that they were not London and start shouting about their own specialness? That, in this year of culture, Liverpool is not as different as it likes to think it is?
Redmond turns to history to explain why, to him, the difference is clear. A century ago, he points out, Liverpool was the centre of the world because 50% of the world's trade came through its docks. People made their money taking commission on that passing trade. "That's what developed the scouse entrepreneurial, looking-for-the-angle, worth-a-try mentality," he argues. "The freewheeling, free-spirited buccaneer. Not a care for authority."
But there was also insecurity because citizens never knew when change would come. "What you then get is a demand for social justice that comes out in very rigid union and health and safety things. People want to be treated with respect and dignity and looked after."
Those two very different traits create the tension in the scouse character, and explain why they are not Brummies, Mancs, Tykes or Geordies. Liverpool's intellectual capital is its people.
Which brings us back to capital of culture. Ask Redmond what has been the best event of the year so far, and he answers: "The last one. Every time I stand up to speak, I say, 'This is one of the greatest highlights of the year, until tomorrow night, when there will be another one.'"
He raises a fond smile for That's What I Call Culture, the talent show that brought more than 1,500 hopefuls to the city's new Echo arena. But rather than spend time weighing up the relative attractions of conductor Sir Simon Rattle against the tall ships, which were watched by a million people, Redmond is thinking about 2009 and far beyond.
"People are now beginning to get hold of the project and are starting to wonder what they can do with it and where we go next," he says. "The big question on everybody's lips is legacy, and there are four separate groups now flowing out of the city council looking at all this, in terms of structure and bureaucracy. They are not actually looking in terms of what has been achieved, which is the renewed confidence of the people. It's not about bureaucracy and structures; it's about taking the confidence of the people and letting them keep it. It's about reminding them that they can do things of their own accord, that they can work collectively, can do what they have always done."
Not into bureaucracy
Redmond is now increasingly speaking for Liverpool - as the late Tony Wilson did for Manchester - and has been appointed chair of National Museums Liverpool. But he insists he does not want to become mayor; as he says, he's not into bureaucracy and structures, but very much into that overused word, empowerment. "Not everything has to go through the public purse, and people should not expect local politicians to do everything for them."
Last Thursday, he was at the premiere of Of Time and The City, the new film about the Liverpool in which director Terence Davies grew up 30 or more years ago. "That looks back to a level of community engagement that people took on themselves," Redmond says. "They didn't expect the council to organise street parties or firework displays. They did it."
Later generations were much more worried about their jobs, and abdicated community responsibility. There's a whiff here of a complaint about the nanny state. But the positive thought is that if the people of Liverpool can gain confidence, they can start building a new economy and help alleviate the city's poverty.
"We are not going to get major manufacturers coming here," Redmond says. "That's just fiction. People talk about a new knowledge economy, but it's really a question of plugging into the cultural economy, and Liverpool has always punched above its weight in that."
You can see why culture and this year are so important in Redmond's vision for his own city. He became particularly vocal and visible when he took over as deputy chairman of the culture company last September and promised a bit of "scouse edge". The people of the city heard the voice of someone they trusted, one of them.
In the last quarter of 2007, optimism grew, and a kind of certainty came on January 11 when, with Ringo Starr bizarrely imprisoned in a shipping container on the roof of St George's Hall, the year officially began, cheered on by a crowd far bigger than anticipated. Redmond recalls: "The defining moment was to stand in that crowd and see them all smiling, to stand and get your hand shaken as they all walked away saying, 'Well done, lad.' That's what I get everywhere I go. People stop me and they just say, 'It's great. Thanks.'"
Perhaps this is scouse romancing again, a new mythology. But as far as Redmond is concerned, it's a sign of the growing strength he wants to see. "I want to try to continue some of the work we have done in terms of building confidence, building networks, and letting people thrive."
He seems to have few fears about the impact of the world economic chaos on the city's rebirth: shopping and entertainment are big part of the local economy, and are not going to go away.
So perhaps the culture year will give Liverpool a new start: the old myths and cliches will fade away, with even London beginning to acknowledge that the old stuff is no longer quite right.
Cultural strategies
Liverpool has changed. Public agencies - police, fire service, health bodies, Mersey Travel - now have their own cultural strategies. "But without the badge of authority of capital of culture, there is a danger that they will then retreat into their own silos and that their own pressures will distort what they do in terms of cultural delivery," Redmond warns. "So I want to hang around a little bit longer, just to keep encouraging people to realise that you don't have to be proprietorial or interventionist, or whatever, in culture. You just need to keep that environment going."
If nothing else, the culture year has reminded Britain, the world and Liverpool itself what culture the city has, and what - with the Museum of Liverpool rising at the Pier Head - is still to come. "This city has got so much that we scousers take it for granted," Redmond says. "We've forgotten what we've got."


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Panel snubs Boral asphalt plant
A Lake Macquarie councillor has welcomed a decision to reject a $10 million asphalt plant at Cameron Park, saying the development was "madness".
After months of debate and studies into the likely impact of the plant, a Joint Regional Planning Panel last night rejected the proposal.
Cr Jodie Harrison says the proponent, Boral, was unable to assure residents that the asphalt plant would not affect local drinking water supplies.
"It's not an acceptable proposal at all that an asphalt plant right next to a residential area at Cameron Park and within hundreds of metres of West Wallsend and Seahampton, which uses rainwater, it's just not acceptable," she said.
"I think they heard it pretty clearly."
Cr Harrison says the outcome is a win for residents who have been campaigning on the issue for months.
"Some of the residents had actually been talking of the need to move away from the area, so that they could actually raise their families in a healthy way," she said.
"So they can feel comfortable in the fact that they can continue to live in the area that they love, in a safe way."
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 8, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas The Herald-Zeitung will publish the 1998 Horizons Edition from Sunday, January 18,1998 through Sunday, January 25,1998.Two of the sections of Horizons will be A Day in the Life of New Braunfels and Neighbors. A Day in the Life of New Braunfels is a pictorial section designed to capture life in our community. Neighbors is a section which depicts relationships between local family, friends, and neighbors. We are requesting photos and information for these two section from you, our readers.Here's How It Work's... Day in the Life of New Braunfels * Readers will submit photographs taken on Friday, Nov. 7, for this section of Horizons. * Photographs must come with cutline information detailing who is in the photograph, what they are doing, when they are doing it and why they are doing it Photographs also must come with the photographer's name, address and phone number. • Photos may be dropped off at the Herald-Zeitung offices or mailed to "Day in the Life, c/o New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, 707 Landa St, New Braunfels, Texas 78131." * Margaret Edmonson will be the contact for this project if any of the shooters have any questions. • Photos will be selected by the Herald-Zeitung staff for publication. Prizes will be awarded for best photographs. • Photos must be in the Herald-Zeitung offices by Nov. 14. Neighbors • Readers will submit letters/articles about their neighbors in New Braunfels and Comal County. Submissions will detail the special things a particular neighbor does or why a neighbor is so special. • Submissions must be no longer than 500 words. • Stories can be dropped off at the Herald-Zeitung offices or mailed to "Neighbors, c/o New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, 707 Landa St, New Braunfels, Texas 78131." • The deadlines for submission will be Nov. 14 to allow for photographs to be arranged. • Margaret Edmonson will be the contact for any questions about this section. ire Safety Fire Prevention Week Oct. 5-11 • * , £.jhi d v im ! Hi *• , j ;; %nThe best way to deal with a fire, Is not to have one In the first place. Follow these sh to help prevent fires, and keep your family This important safety message appears courtesy et: KITCHEN Always keep a fire extinguisher handy Keep curtains, towels and stray materials away from stove and oven Keep matches away from childrenENIEX A raomsaa rumor coupurr 290 South Casted • New Braunfels 830-625-7781 APPLIANCES Make sure your outlets and extension cords can handle the wattage of the appliances Check tor frayed cords and torn insulation NEW BRAUNFELS UTUTES For information call Consumer Programs 830-629-8492 BEDROOM Never smoke in bed1 Make sure candles burn safely, away from curtains or other hanging combustibles IN CASE OF FIRE... Review emergency procedures and escape routes with your family, periodically, so that if a fire occurs, everyone will know exactly what to do! TXI CENTMENT COMPANY 7781 FM 1102 • 512-396-4244 FIREPLACES Always use a screen, and have your chimney cleaned at least once a yearSunbelt Cement. Inc. 2580 Wald Road New Braunfels, TX 78132 BASEMENT Store chemicals safely, away from heat Have your furnace or heating system serviced and checked yearly, for leaks or other problemsyiLARM /AUTOMATION DI v. of Sailor Fire Equipment, Inc. SOS Tra4a Caster Dr. 880 C98 MW ;
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Dr. Thomas Sedran, President and Managing Director, Chevrolet Europe, provides a statement with regards to GMs announcement of December 5. GM announced on December 5, 2013, it will strengthen its European brand strategy. Beginning in 2016, GM will compete in Europes volume markets under its respected Opel and Vauxhall brands. The companys Chevrolet brand will no longer have a mainstream presence in Western and Eastern Europe but focus on iconic products in Europe. Cadillac will enhance and expand its distribution network as it prepares for numerous product introductions.
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For a time, the perfume remained the easiest one to identify. Unlike the exhaust and creamer scents, they were flowing down to him and were easy to pick up. Closing his eyes again, Alex tried to focus. He heard jingling from somewhere behind him, and an object set upon the counter. A mild tan smelling scent quickly began to stand out: leather. It smelled fresh rather than aged. "New purse, I bet."
Being able to identify that scent was enough to give him pause. If he didn't have senses like this, he would never have known some of the things he now did. With nearly a month past however, he could scarcely remember how it felt to smell things like a human. When he needed a large amount of stuff nearby, or a powerful enough scent in the air.
The thought produced a bit of mist in his eyes, which he yawned away; the tightening of his throat he couldn't repress. Quietly sighing, Alex kept at trying to identify any other scents, telling himself that what he was doing was learning instead of spying. He shook his head lightly. It would be learning for a canine. Which he wasn't.
Straightening his back and stretching a bit, he heard the librarian behind him speaking to her coworker. Something about an event that was coming up later that evening. As he tried not to listen, his hand supporting his chin, he found the first signs of another scent. A very mild one, yet slightly sweet.
Since he'd heard no movement behind him, the same librarian had to be giving off this scent. Even so, this was a new one to him. How weak it was compared to the other two made him wonder what she had done that he hadn't seen. However, while trying to process the scent, the same chill from before ran up Alex's spine again. This time enough to make him quiver a bit. Like that scent was far too personal of a thing for him to be thinking of.
Glancing around to be sure no one was paying attention to him, he closed the paperback and got up. He had tested this idea enough for now. Hearing a few sounds of clicking nails on wood, he looked to the librarian behind him, giving her a quick nod and a smile while showing the book.
"Are you checking that one out?"
"Nah. I read a couple pages and it didn't appeal to me." Alex said, heading back to replace the book. As he did so, the chill began to weaken. Thinking it was a reaction to testing his senses on a total stranger didn't make him feel much better. Even so, just as he'd hoped, the library was clear.


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Ode on Estelle is a song from Mystery Science Theater 3000 that appears in third host segment of episode 411 The Magic Sword. In the song, Crow confesses his love for actress Estelle Winwood, featured heavily in the movie. Joel is at first concerned about the age difference between them, while Tom Servo makes fun of her age and appearance, listing a "quick list of people much better looking than Estelle". Crow gets upset with Tom's teasing, so Joel sends Tom away to "clip some coupons" so he can console Crow by singing how he will support Crow's love for her. The three reunite for a jazzy send-off into commercial sign.
- Crow:
- As you guys I'm sure remember.
- I think it was maybe last December.
- I fell, pell-mell, for Kim Cattrall.
- But now, I'm over that.
- We had a little spat.
- I'm older, wiser and I know that my true love is really named...Estelle!
- She's swell!
- She's cute
- She's rooty-toot-toot.
- I bet she smells like Juicy Fruit.
- She can really play a witch
- She was even on Bewitched!
- And I'm bewildered and bothered!
- Joel:
- Crow, you are my buddy,
- And maybe I'm a fuddy duddy
- But step back please, and think about some stuff.
- I'm sure that she seems nice.
- But I bet she's more than twice your age.
- And with your love it might not matter--
- Tom:
- But can she control her bladder?
- (spoken)
- Joel: Tom, come on.
- Tom: Ok, but Joel, there's a whole other set of issues here. If I may, Crow, as a friend? As a trusted adviser?
- Crow: Well...
- Tom: Ok.
- Here's a quick list of people much better looking than Estelle
- Fred Biletnikoff, Brandon Tartikoff, Sid and Marty Krofft!
- Fred Gwynne and Anthony Quinn and Rin Tin Tin and Pearl Bailey
- And Moms Mabley and Mayor Daley and Hank and Phoebe Snow!
- Ethel Merman and Pee Wee Herman and Strom Thurmond and Vince Lombardi and George and Jesus Jones.
- Edith Head and Mister Ed and Nostradamus and Danny Thomas and Leona and Sherman Hemsley!
- Crow: Joel, make him stop!
- Joel: Tom, you're not helping things at all. Can you go and clip those coupons like you promised?
- Tom: Duhhh, Okay. (Singing) Willy DeVille and Agnes de Mille and Cruella DeVille and Roscoe Tanner and...
- Joel: Crow, listen. Don't worry about him. Why don't you tell us more about how you're feeling?
- Crow:
- She's a vision
- I got a new mission.
- Somehow I got to meet her.
- So she's older...two, three, four...
- She's got a great motor,
- There's nothing that can beat her!
- Joel:
- Crow, you have my blessing.
- And I feel like confessing.
- You're my little pal.
- Go on and give it a try.
- Cause you're bewildered and bothered!
- Crow refers to his crush on Kim Cattrall having started "maybe last December", though the original airdate for City Limits was in June.


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text: BROOKLYN, N.Y., Nov. 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- MetroStar Home Health will open its home medical equipment warehouse doors in November to facilitate a food, clothing, and monetary donation drive to help victims of Hurricane Sandy. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20121101/PH04944-a )(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20121101/PH04944LOGO-b ) In an effort to assist New Yorkers recover from Hurricane Sandy, MetroStar Home Health, a privately-owned home medical equipment company available at http://www.MetroStarDME.com, will be accepting canned goods, nonperishable items, household items, and monetary donations during the week of November 1-8. As thousands of families in the tri-state area remain without homes, power, and transportation, MetroStar is committed to assisting all New Yorkers in their recovery and rebuilding effort. "MetroStar is a Brooklyn-based company; our employees, families, and patients have been directly affected by this devastating natural disaster. We need to do something, so we've decided to immediately organize a relief effort to collect donations from gracious and fortunate New Yorkers less affected by the storm. These items will be distributed without delay to those in need, helping many people personally afflicted by Sandy," stated Isaac Newman, Chief Operating Officer at MetroStar. With so many families displaced due to severe flooding and power loss, MetroStar will be hosting a seven-day relief drive. "At this point anything that you feel can assist another family can be donated," said Newman. The MetroStar team is currently stationed at their Brooklyn showroom, ready to accept donations now through November 8. Located at 5359 Kings Highway, MetroStar stays committed to serving their community. Offering same or next day delivery on most home health products and supplies, they are devoted to educating patients on insurance coverage as well as their choice in determining whether renting or purchasing is the individual's best option. To ease the financial burden, MetroStar accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and is in network with over thirty HMOs, insurance plans, and union locals. The company also provides a unique new Metro Pharmacy Direct Program which allows pharmacies to sell home medical equipment expressly through their store. Before this service, it was not feasible for pharmacies to sell DME equipment because they required after-sale support, a large space to hold oversized items like wheelchairs, and trained technicians on staff. With this program, however, MetroStar takes care of everything except the sale. This Pharmacy Direct Program is just one of many ways the home health products company has given back to the community, and now they invite the NY public to do the same during this week's hurricane relief drive. All items collected will be distributed to families who have fallen victim to the hurricane in New York City. For more information about MetroStar home medical equipment or this hurricane relief program, please contact Isaac Newman, Chief Operating Officer, directly via email at email@example.com. You can also visit the company's website online at http://www.MetroStarDME.com, call (718) 838-3333, or follow MetroStar on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/MetroStar-Home-Health-Products/545928248756885. MetroStar is currently offering to donate additional funds for new Facebook likes. This press release was issued through eReleases® Press Release Distribution. For more information, visit http://www.ereleases.com. SOURCE MetroStar


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The research deals with non-invasive methods for the diagnosis of ILD, aimed at avoiding surgical procedures and reducing medical costs.
We evaluated clinical symptoms, signs, and imaging of 71patients (pts) with ILD (median age 60 years, 42 % males). ILD subgroups included: usual interstitial pneumonia (UIP = 34), non-specific idiopathic pneumonia (NSIP=13), Wegener granulomatosis (WG =14), and extrinsic allergic alveolitis (EAA = 10), all pathologically confirmed. Surgical diagnosis performed by open pulmonary biopsy (n = 31), VATS (n=27) or percutaneous biopsy (n =13). A periodical imaging evaluation has been carried out independently by two radiologists and two respiratory physicians, and a high-resolution CT (HRCT) severity score (degrees = 0-4) has been calculated.
NSIP pts were younger than UIP (p=0.001) or WG (p = 0.01). Cracklers were less common in NSIP than UIP (38% vs 100%; p<0.001), and were absent in WG and EAA. Fever was much more common in EAA than in NSIP (p=0.002), UIP (p=0.001), and WG (p<0.001). All UIP showed Octreoscan uptake index (UI) <10 (normal value ≤10). UI ranging from 10 to 12 UI was indicative of NSIP. It was indicative of WG and EAA when it was higher than 15 UI. A CT score with degree = 4 was indicative of UIP, while 100% of WG and EAA had score degree = 2.
Age, signs (cracklers), fever and Octreoscan may be useful to differentiate among ILD subgroups. The diagnosis of UIP, the commonest ILD subgroup, may be achieved by using these parameters.
Clinical parameters as well as imaging must be considered in assessing ILD. Diagnosis of UIP is possible avoiding surgical procedure and reducing medical costs.
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