[Treyvon Cauley]

1. the hospital’s decision to turn people away was primarily due to the overwhelming and dire circumstances caused by Hurricane Katrina. Race was not the primary factor in this decision. Instead, the hospital faced several critical challenges such as lack of resources, evacuation plan, chaos, inadequate support trying to save as many lives as possible.
2. There was widespread flooding, power outages, and a shortage of essential supplies and personnel. In such chaotic circumstances, the options for handling the pets were extremely limited
3. these views highlights the complex ethical and emotional challenges faced by healthcare providers during crises. Merle Lagasse’s condition might be terminal, and there may be limited or no options for saving her life. In a crisis situation with scarce resources, medical professionals like Dr. Cook may have to make difficult decisions about resource allocation and prioritize patients based on their chances of survival.
4.Loss of Infrastructure, Chaos and Disorganization, Limited Resources, Evacuation challenges, Communication, and isolation all played a part in the plague communication.

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