R/s today Mrs. Waters daughter, Debbie reported the concerns regarding her mother and father living situation. R/s Mrs. Waters is alert and oriented, but she shouldn’t be left alone. R/s Mrs. Waters was admitted on 11/17/2015 for therapy and the new ostomy. R/s since 11/17/15 Mrs. Waters has been in the same room and everyday Mr. Waters asks for where is her room. R/s Mrs. Waters has been very reluctant to get assistance to care Mrs. Waters.…
D- Client arrived on time with her child, Fiona, for her scheduled appt. with this writer. During the course of the session, this writer and the client discussed a recent fax sent by the client’s PCP about the client hx Hep. C.…
Many women entering the workforce want something more than just a job that just pays the bills. They want a fulfilling, challenging career that is more than just a job. However, it can be a daunting prospect of entering a field that is male dominant. Women have come along way in opportunities available and equality, but many stereotypes still remain. If anyone can advise women concerning career choice, education, training, or for advancing in an established career, then Susan McGalla is the person to ask.…
Based on the information from chapter 7, Rosey has displayed several normative traits. Rosey has displayed fine motor skills such as stacking blocks which are congruent with several children of the same age group (2-3 years in age). Client has also displayed traits associated with Piaget’s sensorimotor stage in that she has been engaging in independent imitation and manipulation play such as playing with her baby doll. Assuming that the text meant that she was walking when it was stated that she is an active child, Rosey appears to display some gross motor skills. However, the extent of these skills are unknown.…
When it comes looking at social groups and social situations, Marilyn Frye distinguishes perspectives by classifying them either as microscopically or macroscopically. We need to look at these social groups and situations separately, which is where these two different perspectives come into play. When you look at something microscopically, it always refers to the individual: individual person or individual law. Microscopically, you are trying to find the single direct cause which is directly causing the harm. On the other hand, a microscopic view takes on a broader perspective.…
To whom it concerns Sally Mukatash 8437 Moraine Avenue Munster, Indianan 46321 029407439 smukatas@pnw.edu August 1, 2016 I hereby clarify that neither of my parent nor myself had any income in 2014. We didn't file tax for 2015 and no W’s were given to any of us. We had no assistance or aid.…
Just as Bryan Stevenson’s grandmother told him, getting close to issues important to people is imperative to fully understanding them (Stevenson 14). Individuals such as Akon, the owner of the Akon Lighting Africa organization, realized how people are at a disadvantage without electricity in Africa, so he bought land in Africa and is using solar electricity to power small villages. By experiencing this first-hand and getting close to the living conditions, he is able to understand exactly what these people are going through. Couples like Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt understand how so many children are homeless, so they personally got involved in trying to fix the issue by adopting three children (Dailymail.com).…
After obtaining consent from M.Z to release information to her mother, Dr. Coulter and I returned Mrs. Zeman's phone call. Mrs. Zeman expressed concerns for her daughter while asking for advice regarding her daughters symptoms of feeling homesick to Kutztown not "clicking for her". Mrs. Zeman reported receiving multiple phone calls throughout the week from M.Z who expresses these symptoms in an emotional way by constant crying. Dr. Coulter…
Martha Ballard was a woman who was really just a normal woman in eighteenth century New England. She was ordinary and extraordinary at the same time. In A Midwife’s Tale, a book by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, Martha served Hallowell, Maine as a midwife. She kept a diary of her life and exploits. This diary was used as a window into the world of Martha Ballard and her experiences in life.…
There are many factors that can be analyzed in order to understand early colonial America -- the era’s growth of trade, its religious practices, its medicinal practices, or its colonists’ interpersonal and professional relationships with one another. In Laurel Thatcher Ulrich’s monograph, A Midwife’s Tale, Martha Ballard’s diary explores all of these factors. One crucial factor of understanding colonial America is through understanding the gender roles of colonial women and their influences on the colonies. Although women were seen as insignificant in colonial America, nevertheless Ulrich’s monograph is important to our comprehension of the gender roles of the era because it demonstrates how women’s roles in society, as well as their relationships…
Associations with their guardians will have enhanced despite the fact that they will even now want to invest more time with their Friends. As young people turn out to be more mindful of their qualities and weaknesses, they will now have begun to make their very own character in the public eye. Physical Development from 0 to 19 years As an infant, newborn children display signs of physical improvement. They can move their head and limbs, will begin to grasp fingers and when held in an upright position utilize their legs in a stepping motion.…
Primary diagnosis: Affective disorders. Secondary diagnosis: Chronic pain. Code 2480- but that code is “Diagnosis established – no predetermined list code of medical nature applicable. Did not find code for pain or chronic pain.…
Biopsychosocial Analysis of Case Example This particular case study is about a 23 year old Caucasian American. She is working on her bachelor degree at Appalachian State. This case study will focus on Erikson’s Psychological Theory on how biological, psychological, family, and environmental foundations have shaped the case examples life. I will use Erikson’s theory of development and apply it to the case study’s life explaining factors that have impacted his life.…
I observed Mia, she is a 2.5-year-old with medium skin tone, short brown hair and brown eyes. Mia exhibits age appropriate mastery of biosocial development as described in chapter 5 pages 156-159 The Developing Person, Stassen 2015. At the beginning of the observation, Mia starts by displaying a variety of gross and fine motor skills. She demonstrates gross motor skills by walking around the room and pushing a baby walker. Mia stepped over toys, and kneeled on the floor to play.…
I specifically observed a 4 year old boy named Isaac. His motor development seemed to be pretty average among the other children. The obvious differences between Isaac and Evelyn were seen when Isaac walked, ran, and jumped. At the walk, he was much more controlled and projected than she was; he also incorporated an oblique arm swing that she had not quite developed yet.…