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    Colonel Poznick Suicide

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    school that focuses on military strategy at Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania. From the outside, everything seemed to be going well with Andrew and his family. However, on March 20, 2016 Andrew Poznick lost his battle with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and took his own life (Brooks, 2016). With suicide rates climbing…

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    have to wait so long on decisions that can have a significant impact on the way that they live the rest of their lives. Peter Katel wrote about the experiences of a veteran infantryman John Lamie. Lamie described on how even with his severe case of PTSD and traumatic brain injury he was only getting disability checks of $83. The fact that our veteran is disabled enough to need to receive a check and yet received less than enough to go to grocery store to feed his family of five is sickening.…

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    became general. A general of war, stating that war is cruel nothing else. William experiencing war must have experienced PTSD, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder . If war was cruel in the civil war, the past wars have been doing some work on our loyal soldiers. Take the example of the Vietnam war where 9,087,000 military personnel were sent to the war, and 13,630,50 returned with PTSD according to the US Department of Veteran Affairs percentage. According to the US Department of Veteran…

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    Veterans Returning Home “Sixty-one percent of men and 51% of women in the general population report having experienced at least one traumatic experience that qualifies to be considered for PTSD”(Kilic 409).Soldiers go to war to fight for America’s freedom and protect the citizens of America; however, many of their lives change while at war, and they are seeking treatment. Many soldiers get psychological help and many professionals are trying to find different ways to treat the soldiers’…

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    Woman shouldn't be given the option of abortion. Abortion is a dangerous and painful procedure. Abortion is going against the Constitution by depriving a life, but also abortion can cause medical complications and psychological trauma. Abortion is a painful process afterwards for the woman and her family. Abortion should be made illegal because a woman who's a United States citizen shouldn't go against the Constitution, but also they shouldn't go through medical complications or psychological…

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    difficulty to manage emotions, and have trouble making decisions for themselves. Schizophrenia and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are both similar and difficult to diagnose. While diagnosing schizophrenia is challenging, Macbeth seems to have all the symptoms that accompany this disease. Hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized thinking is related to schizophrenia while PTSD includes frightening dreams and disturbing thoughts. Macbeth deals with post-traumatic stress disorder and…

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    being released which causes an endless cycle (Biere & Scott, 2014). But a person who does not develop PTSD, the Adrenergic System, HPA Axis, and the all the neurotransmitters return to baseline, however, a person with PTSD, does not return to a normal baseline because the baseline may be lowered to a new threshold. This means that it will take less environment, psychological, or psychological triggers to activate the HPA Axis and the Adrenergic System. For example, Conrad could not handle the…

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    Mr. Wertz Case Summary

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    Disorder (PTSD). To be diagnosed with PTSD, an individual must first have been exposed to a traumatic event, either through direct exposure, witnessing first-hand, or learning of the incident from a relative. In the case of Mr. Wertz, a 26-year-old active-duty Army soldier, his two deployments in Iraq led him to witness the death of a fellow soldier, shoot and kill an enemy combatant, and face daily mortar attacks that could have left him injured or dead. In diagnosing an individual with PTSD,…

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    Shays ideas relating to war in his book Achilles in Vietnam are valid points relating to each of the other readings as they are all related to soldiers and their PTSD in any war or traumatic experience. Yellow birds is able to prove the points Shay creates about PTSD when the narrator or main character returns home from Iraq, the main character can't even think straight enough to make what we think of as easy no brainer decisions or he does the unthinkable. An example of this is toward the end…

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    AMS Dose Evaluation

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    Counselor met with Pt. for his monthly individual session. Counselor and Pt. discussed his new treatment plan update objectives and interventions. Pt. agreed to sign the AMS Record of Services sheet. Counselor helped Pt. to read, discuss and complete the AMS Dose Evaluation form in order to go up. Pt. reported that he has been experiencing some negative side effects from his current prescribed medication and these are “sweating and getting irritable when methadone wears off.” Pt. reported no…

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