about me christine vernon | graphic design & illustration

For the past twenty-two years, graphic design, textbook illustration, and fine art have been my passion.

I’ve worked in medical and textbook publishing, production and printing; tradeshow exhibit and design; the home decor market; and work with small business and individuals in personal identity branding

and marketing.

While I have a strong print background, I am very experienced in designing web graphics as well.

CHRISTINE VERNON | Graphic Design & I l lustrat ion

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Graphic Design for Pr int or Webmy exper ience ranges f rom pr in t marke t ing mater ia ls to web graphics o f a l l k inds

smal l business to medical , ident i ty des ign and more.

I l lustrat ion20 years exper ience in medical*, anatomy, denta l , math, sc ience, and chemis t ry i l lus t ra t ion. i can

match ex is t ing s ty le , ed i t and update ar t f rom old edi t ions and create en t i re ar t programscreat ing s ty le to coord inate wi th page des ign. i can create graphics for pr in t , web/d ig i ta l or v ideo use.

i work in i l lus t ra tor and photoshop but am avai lable for t rad i t ional i l lus t ra t ions in graphi te ,charcoal , watercolor or o ther media.

Product Marketing and Mater ialsi work wi th smal l businesses in deve loping a consis ten t presenta t ion o f mater ia ls ,

product labe ls and the i r onl ine presence.

* p lease note that i am not a cer t i f ied medical i l lus t ra tor, but have a s t rong background o f medical i l lus t ra t ionand f ine ar t background in render ing o f anatomy

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ABOUT MEABOUT ME


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Lippincott Williams & WilkinsWolters Kluwer Health

York Content DevelopmentHearthside Publishing Services

Maryland Transit AuthorityDelve Productions

Logo Golf Chips, Inc.Azalea Health InnovationsO’Brien, Miller & Blake LLPTips Products International

First Place, Inc.Remarkable Kids Yoga

Social Media Architects of DelmarvaCotton Tree Press

Success Performance SolutionsEpiphany Arts LLC

97 DisplayStillpoint Therapeutic Massage

Lavergne Group Inc.Dawn Foods Corporation

Tyco ElectronicsHarcourt/Houghton Mifflin

McGraw Hill

CMVStudio

Exhibits by Promotion Centre · Ar t Director

York Graphics Services · Ar t Depar tment Manager

Academy Ar tworks · Production manager

BiComp · Lead I l lus trator

CLIENT LISTCLIENT LIST


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TEXTBOOK ILLUSTRATION

Mesial surface

Distal surface

Occlusalsurface

Lingual surface

Incisal surface

Facial surfaces,labial

Facial surfaces,buccal

Pulp horns

Pulp chamber

Pulp

Pulp canal

Cementum

Enamel

Dentin

Scatterradiation

Leakageradiation

SecondaryradiationPrimary

radiation



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A

B

C

D

E


Neutral Position Incorrect Position



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Scatter radiation Primary x-rays

Grid Film

Occlusal pit

Supplementalgroove

Triangular fossa

Triangular fossa

Marginal grooveTriangular groove

Central groove

Developmental grooves

Triangular ridge



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A. Apex and apical foramen B. Bifurcation C. Trifurcation

Apical foramen

Roottrunk

Roots Roottrunk

Roots

Furcalregion

Furcalregion

Apex

Furcation

A B

A

B

CD

E F GH

I

J

K

L

MN

1

2

3

4

5

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11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

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27

28

29

30

31

32

OPQR

S

T

Primary teeth Permanent teeth

Second molars

Second molars

Third molars

Third molars

Maxillaryright

Maxillaryleft

Mandibularright

Mandibularleft

Maxillaryright

Maxillaryleft

Mandibularright

Mandibularleft



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SESEducationOccupationIncome

Community components• Socioeconomic context• Home, neighborhood social environment• Access to health care

EXPOSURE TO CARCINOGENSand PATHOGENS

Long-term health complications

HEALTHAND

ILLNESS

PERFORMANCE OF HEALTH-RELEVANT BEHAVIORS

CNS and ENDOCRINE RESPONSE• Immune and cardiovascular change• Chronic stress

Individual components• Affect/cognition• Physical attributes• Prenatal care• Early childhood development• Nutrition• Family networks

AgeGenderEthnicity

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ClientHCP HCP

HCP

HCP

Multidisciplinary TeamEach works within their own silo, although they regularly meet to share information

regarding the client’s progress towards their respective

discipline’s goals.

Interdisciplinary TeamThey work together to determine

goals and how each team member will contribute to their collaborative plan. Client is often involved in the

decision making process.

Transdisciplinary TeamEach team member brings one’s

own set of knowledge and skills to the team. There are overlapping

responsibilities and reduced professional boundaries. Role

blurring is common.

HCP HCP

HCP

HCP HCP

HCPHCP

HCP HCP

HCP Client



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Life experiencesProfessional experience & skills

Pers

onal

bel

iefs

& w

orld

view

Prac

tice

theo

ries

& kn

owle

dge

Bodilyexperiences

andpreferences

Expe

ctations about OT

Life

exp

erie

nces

Heal

th K

now

ledg

e &

belie

fs Personal beliefs & worldview

Prior experience with healthcare

Bodilyexperiences

andpreferences

Personallense

Professionallense

Therapist Client

PersonalityPersonality

Intelligence Inte

lligence Therapy processco-constructed betweentherapist and client

Organizationalsetting

Team norms

TimeSpace

Equipment

Caseload

Payment

Precontemplation

Contemplation

Preparation

Action

Maintenance

Behaviorenactment

A M

Actor

Physical activity atrecommended level

PC C

Motivation

Behavior

HAPA stages

TTM stages

Nonintender Intender

P

No or not enough physical activity

No or not enoughmotivation

Motivation to perform physicalactivity at recommended level

Goalsetting

TEXTBOOK ILLUSTRATIONTEXTBOOK ILLUSTRATION


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Upper Part of Bulbus Cordis Lower Part of Bulbus Cordis

blood inpulmonary trunk aorta

pulmonary trunk

right bulbar ridge

septumintermedium(endocardial

cushions)

left bulbarridge

interventricularforamen

ventricular septum(muscular part)

spiralaorticopulmonary

septumblood entering

aorta

rightbulbarridge

rightatrioventricular

opening

leftbulbarridge

septumintermedium(endocardial

cushions)

rightventricle

A B C

aortic sac

atrium

sinus venosus

ventricle

aortic sacbulbus cordis

horns of sinusvenosus

atrium

aortic sac truncusarteriosus

lower part ofbulbus cordis

atrium

sinus venosus

ventricle

aortic sac

aorticsac

bulbus cordisbulbus cordis

truncus arteriosus

ventricle

right atriumright atrium

left atrium

left atrium

right ventricle

ventricular septumleft ventricle

atrioventricular canal


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ASSESSMENT

POLICY DEVELOPMENT

ASSU

RANC

E

MonitorHealth

DevelopPolicies

RESEARCH

EnforceLaws

Link to /Provide Care

AssureCompetentWorkforce

Evaluate

Diagnose &Investigate

Inform,Educate,Empower

MobilizeCommunity

Partnerships

SYST

EM MANAGEMENT

Eggsand

Sweets

Egg Whites,Soy and

Dairy

Whole Grains

Nutsand

Seeds

Fruits andVegetables

Legumesand Beans

WEEKLY

DAILY

AT EVERY MEAL

Daily beveragerecommendations:6 glasses of water

Alcohol in moderation

Daily physical activity

Vegetarian Diet Pyramid

PlantOils

FATS & SWEETSUse sparingly

MILK, YOGURT & CHEESE GROUPMEAT, POULTRY, FISH, DRY BEANS,EGGS1-2 servings daily, 2 oz. each

BREAD, CEREAL, RICE& PASTA GROUP3-5 servings daily

VEGETABLEGROUP6-8 servingsdaily

2 servings daily

FRUIT GROUP4 servings daily

Prader-Willi Food Pyramid



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BILIARY SYSTEMIncludes the gallbladder, which stores and secretes bile, and the bile ducts, which conduct bile from the liver to the gallbladder and from teh gallbladder to the intestine.

LIVERReceives nutrients from the digestive tract and processes them for distribution throughout the body.

HEPATIC VEINReturns blood from the liver to the heart.

HEPATIC ARTERYSupplies oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the liver.

PORTAL VEINCarries nutrient-rich blood from the digestive tract to the liver.

GI TRACT VEINSTransport absorbed nutrients to the portal vein.

Unaffected

Affected

Condition affecting members of a family


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CytokineExcess

IncreasedMetabolic

Rate

Liver Congestion

AbnormalCatecholamine

Kinetics

PortalHypertension

MalabsorptionLipids + Protein

Early Satiation,Dyspepsia

Anorexia

ProteinEnteropathy

Anterior cerebral artery

Aneurysm

Internal carotid artery

Basilar artery

Anterior communicating artery

Middle cerebral artery

Posterior communicating artery

Posterior cerebral artery

Superior cerebellar artery

Anterior inferior cerebellar artery

Posterior inferior cerebellar artery

Vertebral arteryAnterior spinal artery


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Tunnel Tunnel

Affected station

A

Exhaust smoke withstation vent fans

Exhaust smoke withunder platform fans

Clean air entersClean air enters

B

C

Exhaust smoke withstation vent fans

Exhaust smoke withunder platform fans

Turn off exhaust fansTurn off exhaust fans

Force supply airto affected station

Force supply airto affected station

Affected station Adjacent stationAdjacent station Tunnel Tunnel

Turn off ventilationsystem

Affected station Adjacent station Further station

Turn off ventilationsystem

Adjacent stationFurther station

Door signal light

Headlight assembly

Door signal light BY-passsignallight

BY-passsignal

light

Passengerpushbuttonswitch

Passengerpushbutton

switch

Manual doorrelease handle(located behind

skirting)

Passengerpushbutton

switch

LINTHICUM

Railroad lampheadlight assembly

Marker/turn signallight assembly

Marker/turn signallight assembly

Center stop lightassembly

Stop light assemblyStop light assembly

PlatformMechanical room(non-public)

Level above Mezzanine(non-public)

Transfer levelPlenum level(non-public)

Mezzanine level

Street

SCC

Non-public side Public side

Emergencyexit stairwell



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Penetrationdepth

Beam of light

Applicator

Tissue

Deep

Superficial

LD LD LD LD

904 nm 860-780 nm 1000-600 nm

Nearinfrared

Visiblered

Near infraredto visible red

M

Col

Coh

M

Col

Coh

M

Col

NCoh

M

Col

NCoh

M

Col

Coh

M

Col

Coh

M

Col

NCoh

M

Col

NCoh

Non laser lightLaser light

CentrioleGolgi apparatus

Nucleolus

Nuclear membrane

Roughendoplasmic

reticulum (ER)

Cytosol

Microvilli

Lysosome

Mitochondrion

Peroxisome

Ribosomes

Vesicle

Nucleus

Smooth endoplasmicreticulum (ER)

Plasmamembrane

Frontalregion

Parietalregion

Temporalregion

Zygomaticregion

Infraorbitalregion

Occipitalregion

OrbitalregionNasalregionOralregionBuccalregion

Mentalregion

Bowman’scapsule

Afferentarteriole

Efferentarteriole

Branch ofrenal vein

Loop of Henlewith capillarynetwork

Glomerulus Proximal tubule

Distal tubule

From anothernephron

Collecting duct



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MAO A

DHPR

MTHFRA1298C

MTHFRC677T

COMT

CBSADA

BHMT

COMT

MAO B

DH

SAHH

SAH

SAMeMSR

MS

HVA

P5P

P5PP5P

P5P

P5P

5MTHF

BH2

BH4

B12

Mg

Mg

Mg

Mg

Mb

DMG

Glutamic acid + ATP

ATP ADP + Pi

ADP + Pi

TMG

Zn

5-HIAA

Serotonin

5HTTryptophan

MethionineGuanidoacetate

Creatine

Adenosine

Hypoxanthine

Inosine

Creatinine

Homocysteine

Cystathionine

Serine

Cysteine

_-Glutamylcysteine

GSH Synthetase

Glutathione

Folic Acid

5 Formyl THF

5,10 MethyleneTHFPheylalanine

Tyrosine

Dopamine

NE

Taurine Hypotaurine

CO2O2

H2O

_KG

CysteineSulfinic

Acid

Glutamic Acid +_-Sulfinylpyruvic

Acid

Pyruvic AcidSulfate SulfIte

Normetanephrine

VMA

Dopa

SUOX

CH3

CH3

CH2

CH3

N

Nifedipine

N

H

COO

OO

CH

5

43

216

H3C CH3

NO2

CH3

Amlodipine

N

H

C

O

OOOO

CH

H3C C2H5

Cl

CH2 NH2(CH2)2

Diltiazem

O

OO

CH3

C

Isradipine

N

H

COO

OO

CH

H3C

H3C

H3C

CH

CH3

CH3

CH3

Nicardipine

N

H

COO

OO

CH

(CH2)2

Cl

CH3

NO2

CN

CH3

CH3CH3CH

Verapamil

CH3O

CH3O

CH3O CCH2CH2 N

OCH3

N

NO

N

S

N

(CH2)2

H

H

O

(CH2)3



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Loss offood energy

Loss ofminerals

Loss offat-solublevitamins

Loss ofessential fatty

acids

Loss offood energy

Calcium andmagnesiumdeficiencies

Increasedabsorptionof oxalate

Loss offat-solublevitamins

Increasedurinary excretion

of oxalate

Increasedurinary excretion

of oxalate

Increasedrisk of bone

loss

Loss ofessential fatty

acids

FAT MALABSORPTION

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

40

Bloo

d pr

essu

re m

m H

G

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

200

220

240

260

DAY

140–179 mg/dLSchedule 3-hour oral glucose

tolerance test (OGTT)within 1 week

≥180 mg/dLSchedule fasting blood sugar (FBS) next day

≤139 mg/dLRoutine prenatal care

FBSDraw venous plasma sample

If two or more values are met or exceeded, treat as GDM with diet and exercise, possibly may need medication intervention (insulin

versus glyburide)

If one value is elevated, likely glucose intoler-

ance: Manage with diet and exercise

Treat as GDM.Start on diet and

exercise, may likely need medication

therapy (insulin versus glyburide)

≥95 mg/dLDo not perform 3-hour

OGTT

<95 mg/dLProceed with 3-hour

OGTT

Diagnostic

Screening

100-g 3-hour OGTT ( based on Carpenter and Coustan )Draw venous plasma sample, patient must be fasting for this test

FBS 1 hour 2 hour 3 hour ≥95 mg/dL ≥180 mg/dL ≥155 mg/dL ≥140 mg/dL

50-g Oral Glucose Challenge Test Draw venous plasma sample

Patient does not need to be fasting



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Neural tube defects (NTDs)

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 16 32 38

Mental retardation CNS

TA, ASD, and VSD Heart

Amelia/Meromelia Upper limb

Amelia/Meromelia Lower limb

Cleft lip Upper lip

Cleft palate Palate

Masculinization offemale genitalia

Major congenital anomaliesDeath of embryo andspontaneous abortion common

Not susceptible toteratogenesis

Period of dividing zygote,implantation, andbilaminar embryo

Morula

Blastocyst

Amnion

Embryonicdisc

Embryonicdisc

Main embryonic period (in weeks) Fetal period (in weeks)

Functional defects and minor anomalies

External genitalia

Low-set malformed ears and deafness Ears

Microphthalmia, cataracts, glaucoma Eyes

Enamel hypoplasiaand staining Teeth

TA—Truncus arteriosus; ASD—Atrial septal defect; VSD—Ventricular septal defect

Common site(s) of action of teratogens

Less sensitive period

Highly sensitive period

1 2

CRITICAL PERIODS IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT*

* denotes highly sensitive periods when major birth defects may be produced.



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VIDEO SPOT ILLUSTRATIONSVIDEO SPOT ILLUSTRATIONS


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INFOGRAPHICSINFOGRAPHICS


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LLC

Custom Logo DesignCustom Logo Design


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IDENTITY ~ BRANDING

Custom Logo

Web Avatar

Double Sided Business Card

VerticalWebBanner

Web Banner/Header

IDENTITY ~ BRANDING


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PRINTPRINT

Poster

Bookmarkfront & back


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BRANDING ~ PRINT BOOKLETBRANDING ~ PRINT BOOKLET


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