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The Accident: Marina's Trauma
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Marina's mom (Dallas) and step-father (James) brought Marina to Merit Health Center concerning the bruises on her neck. Marina was seen by a Pediatrician (Dr. Compton). Dr. Compton also discovered that Marina's upper back was bruised. Marina's lower buttock has bed sore (for not being turned on a regular basis). Marina's tail bones are also bruises. Marina's bruises are called Petechia (small bruises that are caused by someone grabbed or pulling her. Marina was born with Chromosome Deletion (missing one chromosome). Marina is confined to a wheelchair. Marina attends a special needs daycare called Pedia Trust. It is unknown where the maltreatment takes places. Dr. Compton would like a safety check done on this family.
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