Dr. No

Dr. Williams’s actions and behaviors presented a multitude of negative aspects that had a damaging effects on the way he delivered care to his patients and their families. Consequently, this also had harmful effects on the healthcare of his patients. Dr. Williams can be viewed as being cultural incompetent and because of his actions he is beginning to jeopardize his patients’ treatment. Initially, Dr. Williams makes a fundamental mistake of not addressing the underlying cause of why he is…

attack. However, as with most situations in my life, I was not like the other children; I was – and to be honest, still am – excited to arrive at Dr. Herbert Portnoff’s practice, welcomed by the cheery staff, free stickers, and of course, the happy and humble dentist himself. As a young person, I remember my parents having an extremely close relationship with Dr. Portnoff and I recall sitting in his office with my parents, talking about everything but my oral care. For me, these moments were not…

Dr. Robin, an accomplished thoracic surgeon and father of three children, developed a psychiatric illness at the age of 45. Indeed, he experienced delusions, a characteristic that may be present in both psychotic illnesses or mood disorders with a psychotic feature. However, given that Dr. Robin did not display symptoms of mania or depression, his condition can’t be explained through a mood disorder. Thus, the doctor is suffering from a psychotic disorder; most likely schizophreniform or…

In the beginning of the novel, ten people are invited to Soldier Island for various reasons but don't know that they will begin to die one by one. Among these ten was the gullible Dr.Armstrong. In “And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christie, Dr.Armstrong medical background and traits like secretive and gullibility have an impact on the outcome of the story. Dr.Armstrong strengths like being secretive and having a medical background caused the others to think that Wargrave was dead.…

In the Island Of Dr.Moreau by H.G Wells, the narrator, Edward Prendick looks back on his time on the island in what seems like disgust; however there is evidence that in actuality he misses the island, not that he loved it but as a result of it being all he is familiar with as he was never truly able to rejoin society, his choice in description when re-telling the story and the unkillable sense of curiosity he possesses. Since it is Edward, who is the narrator of this story the readers…

Garlic is a recurring symbol in the text because it was used as a powerful weapon against evil. By being under the care and supervision of Dr Van Helsing and the use of the garlic flowers Lucy has found some sort of peace. She felt secure for her fear had vanished for a moment. Stoker makes it clear that Lucy feels protected the following is proof of this, “Dr Van-Helsing has been with me all this bad dreaming seems to have passed away: the noises that used to freighted me out of my wits –the…

The stage play “Dr. Cook’s Garden” by Ira Levin is set Greenfield Center, a village in the state of Vermont where all the right people seem to die. The titular Dr. Cook is the town’s only doctor as well as a complex character, with skewed moral values, an emphasis on secrecy, and, in his eyes a great and important burden to carry. POINT 1. – Skewed views on morality Over the course of his career as a doctor, Leonard Cook kills a total of 33 people. Halfway through page 33 in the script book he…

H.G. Wells ' The Island of Dr. Moreau beautifully incorporates the notion that "mother" nature, in its natural and native form, has a female tendency while everything invented takes on male characteristics. Women are often related to nature because they are the life bringers. There is nothing more natural or more feminine than the process of childbirth, and nature in general is often considered the paramount maternal figure and we are all her children. Everything else is appropriately defined as…

Dr. Messonnier is the Lead Economist at the Population Health Workforce Branch in the CDC. He was a charismatic speaker and he made class entertaining through with his wittiness. We began class by introducing ourselves and then Dr. Messonnier introduced himself. He did not have a straight path into public health. He graduated from LSU as an agricultural business major, then obtained a Masters in agricultural business, and then obtained a PhD in natural resource economics from UGA. Dr. Messonnier…

Roger’s mission was to empower his client, Gloria. Dr. Rogers came across very approachable with a calming, caring demeanor. This is strength. Dr. Rogers utilized this strength to build a relationship with Gloria in this session. He was soft spoken, an active intent listener, and empathic to Gloria’s needs and desires. In addition, Rogers seemed to be analyzing and evaluating everything Gloria was sharing. Feedback was slower, however it had cognitive intent. Rogers tone remained calm…