Carol Costello speaks on how “We don’t treat guns like they are instruments of death.” For example, a cop pulled out a gun at a man at a movie theatre because of an argument. The man threw popcorn on the cop. The cop then shot and killed the man. Carol talks about how easy it is for anyone to own a gun.…
Karen Vogel’s Perspective After her questionable termination from Paradise Valley Hospital, Karen Vogel is considering taking legal action against her former employees, primarily Julian Anderson and Cyprian Devine, due to the overall lack of support provided to her during her employment as well as the inability of upper management to explain the reasons for her termination. Prior to her current residence at St. Vincent’s Hospital, Vogel dedicated 16 years of arduous work at Paradise Valley Hospital where she advanced through the various supervisory levels until she was promoted to the director of nursing. At this time, Vogel was viewed as an exceptional nurse by her colleagues, due to her technical competence and interpersonal skills with…
Nancy Beth Cruzan was 25 years old when she was involved in a automobile accident in 1983 that left her unresponsive to outside stimulation. Paramedics found her face down in a ditch and had to restart her heart. She had stopped breathing for about 15 minutes, causing her to suffer from severe brain damage (“Nancy Cruzan Dies”, p1). She emerged from a three week long coma and proceeded…
Beth Cruzan lost control of her car on an icy Missouri Road in January of 1983” ( Cruzan v. Director of Missouri Health Department 1990, Pg 2). The accident left her into a ‘permanent vegetative state’. She wasn't able to speak or respond. The doctors described her state as persistent vegetative state where she is not able to respond.…
The Deborah Miranda performance consisted of her talking about her life, book and how we have created a prison mission mythology. She first introduces her topic by explaining how missionaries were the primary installment of colonization during the 18th century. However, one issue that she discussed that also mentioned in her book was how missionaries are more of prison than an ideal living space where Indians practiced christianity. First, the missionaries were a form of enslavements where Indians would be considered nowadays incarcerated. The reason that they would be considered incarcerated because they had no citizenship.…
. There was no palliative care where treating symptoms is as important as pain management and providing psychological support. Vivian continues with the full-dose of treatment even though they fail to explain the full dose chemotherapy to her. The author is portraying how important it is for doctors and patient should agree about the course of the treatment and hence achieve a balance between honesty and autonomy. In the movie, you see Vivian realizing that the doctors treating her see her less as someone to save and more as a guinea pig for their research.…
Lit a Memoir In the following paragraphs I will provide with a brief review of Lit a Memoir by Mary karr. Lit depicts Mary’s life growing up to be a mother, wife and her issues with drug use. She struggles with drinking and it took a toll in her family and more specifically her marriage.…
Perfusion is a vital component to our everyday living. The definition of perfusion is the process of the body delivering blood to a capillary bed in its biological tissue (Merriam-Webster, 2015). This process helps our blood that caries oxygen get to our vital organs in the body, such as, the brain, lungs, and to our extremities. When our perfusion is compromised however, our blood cannot complete its task and get the oxygen to the parts of our body that need it. If the body does not have a key factor like oxygen to carry out its duty, it cannot function properly.…
However, due to lack of insurance coverage, Frank was discharged from the hospital and placed into Sheryl’s guardianship for closed observation and suicidal precaution. Frank’s gloomy…
The competency was not met according to the book. The nurses were unhappy with having to care for Lia as time went on because they viewed the family as…
By the time my uncle Jim, Jara’s dad, arrived at the hospital, Jara was already in surgery. Shortly after, the doctor came out. “I’m sorry, there is just nothing we can do, she is in a comma and will most likely not wake up. If she does, she will not be able to walk, talk, or care for herself.” We all huddled into the room and began to say a prayer.…
Katherine’s final speech is both confusing, and complex. When analyzing this particular passage, you must consider all events that lead up to that moment. This includes Kate’s family life (how she was raised), her initial personality traits, how she is seen by society, and how she is treated by people close to her especially her father, sister, and Petruchio. Especially Petruchio who she is (pretty much) forced/ guilted into marrying out of obligation. This leads to the main question of the play is Kate actually ‘tamed’ or is she faking it to get what she wants?…
There were many errors seen in protecting the patient’s privacy. When the doctor goes to Mildred’s house, the caregiver packs Mildred’s bags for her and goes through her stuff. At the hospital while the nurses were changing Mildred, the doctor walked in with the curtain wide open. The nurse yells out that Mildred wet the bed and she needs help changing the sheets. The ward told Mildred’s daughter that her mother could not talk and when her daughter asked what else was wrong with her he said he could not give out information over the phone.…
In this assignment, I will use the Gibbs reflective cycle (1998) to reflect on the situation that taken place during my clinical placement to help me to improve and utilise my skills and knowledge from that experienced. • Describe what happened I was assigned in Surgical Ward at Westmead Hospital for two weeks. I was endorsed to one of the Registered Nurses to be my mentor. I was told by my mentor nurse to help her to shower one of her patients.…
Karen Horney, Self-Realization, and Neurotic Society The striving towards self-realization is present in each of us, regardless if we consciously choose to grow, learn, or improve ourselves. In fact, we don't have to do anything at all and the driving force in us will lead us towards development and growth. However, it doesn't mean that it will lead us in the right direction, and neither it means that allowing ourselves to by driven by this unconscious mechanism will enable us to become the best version of ourselves. Karen Horney, a German psychoanalyst, developed her theories about this automatic drive of self-realization.…