Case Study: Mr. Choi

Therefore, I pared the soldiers, two by two; one was to issue the card and the other one was to receive the card. However, they all fail miserably. They assumed that all army’s forms are self-explanatory. Therefore, we did it together step by step. Each group was given the military form (DA Form 4809) the issuer filed out block a, b, d and gave the form to the receiver for signature. Upon signing the DA Form 4809 and the DD Form 714; which completed that transaction. The second go around the receiver stated that they lost the card. Therefore, the issuer had to go to the next line, fill out block c, d, have the receiver sign, make a copy of the DA Form 4809 and close out the copied form then place it in the inactive folder. The original copy was to go to the next line fill out

On 02/20/2017, I, Officer Rivera Ayala, DSN #232, responded to 201 Prairie St. in reference to a Fraud. Sgt. McMichael also responded.

On January 26th, 2017 at approximately 1943 hours, my partner Officer Presley #2100 and I responded to 829 Capp St. in a marked patrol vehicle in full uniform, regarding a missing individual.

Would you be able to help Mr Cliff Thomason with some legal questions or would you advise me who should I contact to?

On December 20, 2016 at 1435 hours, a Admin person Darryl Huggins notified Police Service about his lost government issued PIV Card.

According to my findings thus far, each military member, regardless active duty or training will receive a DD214. The document will state if a person actually was called into active duty or not. That is something to examine when someone comes in the office for assistance. He or she often get a second DD214 based on active duty time.

Mr. Donald Vinson was scheduled to see Dr. Rosenblatt yesterday at 3 pm but sadly he was turned away by registration after an hour of waiting . Secondly, I will like for you to be aware that no one advised Dr. Rosenblatt or the clinic that the patient had arrived and was waiting to get cleared by registration.

Pt states that he was seen in the clinic yesterday and was treated for sore throat and postnasal drip. Pt states later that he went to the ER becase he started feeling fatigue, increased postal drip, nausea/ vomitting unable to eat and drink.Pt states the he was treated with Zofran and IV fluids. Pt states that he was informed to pick up his quarter slip her at the clinic. At this, time pt states he is feeling somewhat better but he feels fatigue and he has not attempted anything. Pt pt with 48 hours quarters. Brat diet instruction provided. Informed the pt take Zofran as directed. Pt instructed to return to the ER if has fever greater than 101, abdomen pain/cramping, unable to take liquids or bland diet. Pt agrees and verbalized understanding.

David Allen from the STS program, believes that he left his state ID card at IC yesterday. I have looked around 207 since he states he was making a copy of his card. I have asked Sophie and Steve in the resource who both have not seen the card. If you happen to come across the ID could you please place it in 207.

DOI: 11/15/2010. The patient is a 56-year-old male sales representative who sustained a work-related injury when he tripped on a pallet. As per OMNI, the patient is diagnosed with strain to right knee, right leg and right shoulder and is status post right shoulder diagnostic and operative arthroscopy on 8/10/12.

Case Study One presents Michael Anderson, a 48-year-old male with a range of comorbidities including a 9-year diagnostic history of Insulin Resistant Diabetes, Morbid Obesity – BMI of 57.09m2, hypertension, depression, sleep apnoea and gastro oesophageal reflux disease (GORD). This essay will identify and discuss two Complex care priorities using the Levett-Jones Clinical Reasoning Framework (Levett-Jones, 2013), this framework will be used as a structure to establish goals, interventions, means of evaluation and will provide alternative interventions. The Two Care Priorities that will be discussed are Management of Diabetes & preventing further complications; and Depression and social isolation. The care plan aims to provide a holistic

Ms. Fry hopes to recover back pay for an illegal fired and recover for depression and anxiety. On July 2014, Ms. Fry was unlawfully terminated from her job as receptionist position by Redemption Lodge after eleven years’ work, in Grand Rapids, Michigan. After Ms. Fry terminated from her job, she went back to Lodge to ask them for a letter of reference, but they would not write her a letter of recommendation and the information in the recommendation were wrongly and missed. In the first months, Ms. Fry searched at Craigslist and postings and applied for ten jobs. She just had one interview at JW Marriott Hotel Grand Rapids, but she could not work there because they want her to work nightshifts and that was not consistent with her age. After

Patient is alert and oriented to time, place, and person. Patient S is relaxed and responds appropriately to conversation. Pupils are equal, round, and react to light. Eyes open spontaneously to name. Ptosis or face droop is not present. Patient S responds appropriately to conversation and reports troubles hearing.

Thanks for the inputs and for asking for my position on everyday ethical issues chime employees faces.

Dr. Gallo is a psychiatrist, which is a medical doctor, he works in a private practice office that specializes in addiction and now owns a medical spa.