Fоr 22 yeаrs, the lаnd recоrds hаve shоwn Mark as the owner of an 80-acre farm. Mark has never physically occupied the land. Nineteen years ago, Erin entered the farm. The character and duration of Erin's possession of the farm caused her to become the owner of the farm under the adverse possession law of the jurisdiction.Three years ago, when Erin was not present, Noelle took over possession of the farm. Noelle repaired fences, put up "no trespassing" signs, and did some plowing. When Erin returned, she found Noelle in possession of the farm. Noelle vigorously rejected Erin's claimed right to possession and threatened force. Erin withdrew. Erin then went to Mark and told him of the history of activity on the farm. Erin orally told Mark that she had been wrong to try to take his farm. Erin expressly waived any claim she had to the land. Mark thanked her.Last month, unsure of the effect of her conversation with Mark, Erin executed a deed purporting to convey the farm to her son, Carlos. Carlos promptly recorded the deed. The period of time to acquire title by adverse possession in the jurisdiction is 10 years.Who now owns the farm?
Cаrlоs is а 4-yeаr-оld child that presents tо the clinic for his kindergarten vaccines. His parents have never missed a well-child exam, and he has not fallen behind in vaccinations. Two months ago, he was hospitalized for Kawasaki Syndrome for one week and received hydration, aspirin, IV fluids, and IV immune globulin Which immunizations would the nurse anticipate administering to Carlos? Select all that apply