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    The first day of the semester when I logged into Organizational Behaviors I was extremely nervous. This course was one of my first online courses which I would could have two of this semester. I logged in having no clue what or who to expect. It was much relief when I saw and organized road map of the semester and everything we would be completed in the announcements sections. Now as the semester comes to an end I was happy to see the course stick to this schedule with no interruptions or…

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    guilty of the alleged assault charges brought to the court by his wife, Mrs. Jane Smith. This case, as so many in the United States court system are, ought to be viewed while keeping past rulings with coinciding facts in mind for the purpose of preserving precedent. Precedent is a core principle of the judicial decision making process that uses past relevant cases as the standard for ruling in future cases with similarities and should be implemented as it produces consistency among rulings.…

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    Terri Schiavo Case Summary

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    opposition caused the Schiavo case to be challenged and put in the public eye for all to see. The US Congress and President became involved. Prior cases similar to the Schiavo case had been heard and ruled on. Such cases as the case of Karen Quinlan and Nancy Cruzan set a precedent and had positive outcomes but were ignored in this case. We will be taking an in depth look at the moral case of Terri Schiavo and the government involvement in the case. We will compare her case with the…

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    Terry Schiavo Case Study

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    my final project I will look at problems that arise with end of life decisions, look at legal cases and how they approached the problems and present my decision based on specific circumstance. First, I will address problems that can arise in the end of life situation, as Riley states, “The remarkable decline in mortality is one of the most striking features…

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    Martins, and Paulo P.P. Machado devised a case control design study aimed to discover whether or not events that individuals faced in their pasts have a specific connection the development of Bulimia Nervosa, or if the past events are linked to the development of psychiatric/psychological disorders in general. By examining events that look place in women’s lives that look place one year prior to the development of the eating disorder, or lack thereof in the case of the control group, the…

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    referred this file for medical case management. Instructions were given to meet with Thelma Bayne and assist with coordination of appropriate and related medical care, and identify needs to facilitate recovery. INTERVIEW SETTING I met Ms. Payne at the Janes Street Health Care Clinic. Ms. Payne was alert and oriented. She arrived alone. Ms. Payne walked carrying a cane. Ms. Payne was dressed neatly she had a sling on the right arm. Ms. Payne was willing to speak with a case manager and provide…

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    The main ethical issue with the Terri Schiavo case is a struggle between sanctity of life versus quality of life (Perry et al. 747). On one hand, Terri Schiavo's parents were Catholic, which means that sanctity of life was very important to them. Even though they were informed that there was no hope that their daughter’s condition would improve, they still held on to her life. What was really important to them was their daughter remained alive. On the other hand, Terri’s husband did not share…

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    Melisa Redmond of Pioneer State Mutual Insurance Company referred this file for medical case management. Instructions were given to meet with Whitney Kononchuk and assist with coordination of appropriate and related medical care, and identify needs to facilitate recovery. INTERVIEW SETTING On 9/20/16 I met Ms. Kononchuk and her mother at Royal Oak Beaumont hospital. Ms. Kononchuk was in a hospital bed. Ms. Konochuk was alert and oriented. I provided her mother my consent to read and she…

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    History: Theresa Marie Schindler, known to family and friends as “Terri” was born on December 3, 1963 to her parents Robert and Mary in Pennsylvania. She met her husband, Michael Schiavo while attending a community college and a few years after they married, the Schiavo’s moved to St. Petersburg, Florida. Terri had dealt with weight issues in the past and it was suspected that she struggled with bulimia. On February 25, 1990, Terri suffered a cardiac arrest as a result from a potassium…

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    To further exemplify the principles of either one of the aforementioned theories, it is essential to apply them to situations that could be fairly argued from either perspective. In the case of Christy O’Donnell, the moral question posed is whether or not it is moral for physicians to euthanize terminally ill patients who wish to end their life on their own terms. O’Donnell, a mother and lawyer, was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer after the discovery of a tumor approximately the size of a…

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