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A title would go here. Dead Island is an open world, zombie based action-adventure video game that came out in April 2011 for the Xbox 360 and PC. Throughout this game, there are many side activities that you can do to earn money. One of these is fishing. It is the only thing in the game that gives money, and it is very easy to earn money. While I was playing Dead Island, I used a fishing rod and caught four types of fish: Spotted Bass, Bluegill, Trout and Catfish. I used these fish to make meals and sell them for money. The money that I earned from making the meals and selling the fish was used to buy medicine for my girlfriend. This allowed her to live longer before she died of Toxic Shock Syndrome, which is a form of septicemia that can be caused by bacteria on food, water or just touching bodily fluids. Dead Island contains many forms of death in it's game play which are quite gruesome. One of these is sepsicemia. Sepsis is a infection that occurs when bacteria enter the bloodstream and creates an infection in the blood stream. This injury isn't life-threatening, but can cause death if untreated. So, for my paper I will be researching ways to prevent sepsis in children. This will include researching medical recommendations, published papers and sources. I chose sepsis because it is very common in children under five years old and also causes death in 25% of cases. Sepsis can be caused by many different factors including infections like MRSA, Hepatitis B virus (HBV), Shigella, Salmonella typhi (caused by pork), Escherichia coli (E. coli), Yersinia pestis (colloquially known as the plague) and Streptococcus pneumoniae. Sepsis from Salmonella typhi and Shigella infections can cause sepsis by causing a large amount of blood to pool in the abdomen causing sepsis and death. To prevent sepsis many medical professionals recommend hand washing, especially with people who have had the symptoms of infection for a lengthy period of time. Hand washing is effective because it reduces transmission of bacteria from hands to eyes, nose and mouth. This is important because once these parts enter the body through the eyes, nose or mouth they can travel to other parts such as the lungs or abdomen which can lead to infection and death. Also, to prevent sepsis, doctors recommend that people with infections should not prepare food for their families, cook food that is out of date or touch any bodily fluids. The recommended treatments for sepsis include intravenous fluids (IV's), antibiotics; however; many antibiotics don't work well against the bacteria that cause sepsis. Also, IV's may be painful or even fatal if the patient is young or very low on blood because it can bring them back to life. Antibiotics are also not the only treatment for sepsis. Many doctors believe that by treating the infection in its early stages (within 1-4 days) they will survive and will be able to feel better faster. eccc085e13
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