Case Study Nayania

Akila Suresh is a 3rd-year university student studying a bachelor’s in biomedical sciences (Honors). She is just a normal studious student toiling her summers and winters studying and doing internships in labs and spending the rest of her time either studying more or spending time with her family. Her present story might not sound interesting but it’s her past and how it molded her into what she is today.

Shonquasia responded well to the intervention, Shonquasia continues to make progress towards her goals. Shonquasia stated, struggling to make a decision or choice and having a disagreement with another person. Shonquasia stated, created the conflict situation she had with her mom that caused her to move out for two day. Shonquasia stated that her mom never listens to her. Shonquasia stated that she is always put last in the family and that make her feel angry and frustrated with her mom. Shonquasia stated that he mom pushes her buttons. Shonquasia stated, not being able to resolve a problem, anger, being up down, peer pressure, and frustration of the situation. Shonquasia stated, compromised, walk away, mediation and be willing to forgive.

Nayania did not responded well to the intervention. Nayania required verbal prompting, persuasion and encouragement to participate in the session. Nayania continues to have difficulty in being cooperative and expressing her feelings during session. Per aunt, Nayania continue to have abusive, aggressive and disrespectful in the home. Per aunt, Nayania wan to do whatever she wants and do not want to be corrected or be told she is doing something wrong. Per aunt, Nayania is not participating in any summer activity, and spend the day hanging around in the apartment complex. Nayania stated that she is respectful to her aunt. Nayania stated that respectful behavior is being obedient, compliant and accommodating to another person while distrustful

I am glad images were included in the presentation which gives the reader a better understanding of Namah's diagnosis. Asking Namah how to best provide care is very smart. Avoiding stereotypes and going right to the patient to ask what she expects and what I can do to provide care is important. Addressing the genetic factor of the BRCA gene is important, especially if she has children. In my experience, the husband is usually present in the room with the health care provider and the patient. I am curious if this was the situation for Namah since her husband was born in the U.S., but is of Iraqi decent. The U.S. is such a melting pot that culture lines can become so blurred, so just asking can answer so many questions for the health care

Introduction Nyla Yaites is an African American female, four years and eleven months of age. Nyla was chosen for this case study because she seems to be a very interesting young girl. We attend the same church and she has always greeted me with a pleasant smile and hug. Nyla appears to have a sophisticated vocabulary, playful character, and seems to be well behaved for a four year old. I am very excited about observing her for this case study.

Presenting Problem: Nasir was in court due to charges of Burglary and Conspiracy to Commit Burglary, this is his first court contact. As a result of these charges Nasir has spent time indetention, shelter care and on electric monitoring. He has no hx of escape. Nasir stated in court he did not know why he commited these offenses. He did well in each program and responds well to structure and supervision. Nasir risk to reoffend was moderate. He has reported using marijuana in the lasat 3 months but denies alcohol or any other drug use.

Patient 10450-medical issue pertaining to her MS Condition. According to Yommala, the patient at one point discontinue her medication and was not following through with the medical recommendation and because of this, the patient’s medical condition has gotten worse. Now, the patient plans follow up with her PCP to restart treatment again. Yommala plans to closely monitor the patient’s medical compliance.

Nayania required verbal prompting and encouragement to participate in the session. Nayania stated, that she follow all the house rules. Nayania stated, that jail, punishment, suspension, paying fines and having to apologize. Nayania was able to complete the worksheet with assistance. Nayania stated that they are rules for safety reasons, to protect people and to not have ciaos in society. Nayania stated that she always respect rules. Nayania stated that her aunt may not think that she respect her, however she does respect her aunt and rules of the house. Nayania stated that when she voices her opinion about something her aunt thinks that she is being disrespected towards her. Nayania stated that tat she thinks she should have the right

Nevaeh was open and responsive the first 10 minutes of the counseling session. After that, Individual answered most questions asked by the clinician with an "I don't know" or shrugging her shoulders. However, Individual insisted she was feeling good and that everything was fine. Regarding the school, Ind stated that she was getting along better with her classmates. Individual self disclosed that the boy who didn't want to talk to her last semester, is now talking to her. Ind stated that it's fine with her if he now wants to be her friend. Nevaeh showed more interest when the Clinician turned in all the paper work she did during summer time. She satisfied and stated she had a good time during the camp. Silently and with curiosity, Ind engaged

Kira is now in the town’s court, and is being introduced. The accuser, Vandara, told the judge, because she was ‘imperfect,’ she should not have been given the chance to be raised by her mother. Vandara also pointed out that Katrina, Kira’s mother, could have died from a disease that she had harbored inside her own body, and passed it on to Kira. Once Vandara was finished, Kira was given a choice between having a defender (one of the council members), or defending herself… Kira thought, and chose a

The Ayala Case presented in Case 2 from Chapter nine explains that Anissa “was diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukemia (174),” at the age of sixteen. None of Anissa’s family members or candidates from the National Marrow Donor Program was a match with her bone marrow. The only option left was for Anissa’s parents to conceive a child with compatible bone marrow. “…The odds of having a child that could save Anissa’s life (175)” were only 6.4%. Against the low odds, Anissa’s parents had a child named Marissa-Eve that was compatible with Anissa’s bone marrow. At fourteen months, Marissa-Eve’s “bone marrow was used in a transplant to save Anissa’s life. Anissa’s life expectancy surpassed the original numbers she was given, which was three to

One way that Yolanda can keep her baby stimulated while she is in her crib is by playing a slide show of the different people in her life. This will allow Emma to see the different faces she will encounter throughout her life so when she sees individuals she will have a memory of them. Yolanda could also add names to the pictures that could be on audio so when the picture comes up a voice will play so Emma could become familiar with the family members voices as well. The picture slide show will help Emma retain a memory of faces , also help her to not be upset when they come around because she will have a memory of that particular person. The second way from Emma to be stimulated is by playing videos for young children about the alphabet. The

To ensure a fit with Group values, senior level potential recruits meet with the Chairman before an offer of employment is made to him/ her. Also, all openings are offered to existing employees of the Aditya Birla Group through the Group intranet. All employees compete with external candidates for suitability in terms of qualifications and also competency. HR department partners with immediate supervisors, peers and departmental heads to make the transition smooth and help new employees become productive as soon as possible as they join the Group. At the unit level, families of the employees are also included in the onboarding process to ensure easy assimilation into the Aditya Birla Group

For as long as the European Union has been a supranational institution, there have been several crises which has caused the EU trouble. The current issues of the EU are ones which have forced the EU to bend, but not completely break. The issues of Brexit and the current human rights violations in Hungary are two current issues which have caused alarm across all 28 member states. Lithuania, a relatively small Baltic nation, has been a stable member state since its inception to the EU in 2004. Lithuania, along with the other Baltic States, has consistently treated to make the EU an institution of equality and fairness for all member states. However, Brexit and the current Hungarian issues have put additional strain on Lithuania and the