Christopher James: A Case Study

Patient presents with right leg pain and heard a pop. Slipped today while shoveling snow about an hour ago. Rates pain at 6 out of 10

It was a week of constant pain stirring throughout my left leg, I didn’t think much of it, “it’ll go away in a week” I told myself. The following day I noticed the sudden swelling of my lower leg, and with that a flood

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: David Lockman is a 44-year-old male who injured his right knee on July 21, 2015 when a circular saw came into contact with his medial right knee. He was taken to the operative suite by Dr. Lin for an emergent irrigation and debridement. He tolerated this very well. He was admitted overnight for antibiotic coverage, and discharged with instructions to weight bear as tolerated with the use of a hinged knee brace and walker. He was doing well but presents today with ongoing pain of 6-7/10. His biggest concern was that the swelling, redness, and edema was now extensive down the leg and into the ankle and foot causing him some ankle pain, as well. He has been using Norco for control of his pain. He is not taking any antibiotics currently. He is set up for

The Southern Digest newspaper made its debut in an extremely critical period in December 1995. The sole purpose of this publication was to “dwell on the preservation of the American way of life, i.e., the principle of segregation of races and the protection of our constitution” (Southern Digest, 1955). Stories and sections were dedicated to providing opinions and information regarding opposition to both federally mandated public school desegregation as declared by the Supreme Court decision and the emerging Civil Rights Movement in the southern states. During the issued volume, much of the content illustrated the recent orders of the Supreme Court for desegregation from earlier in the year as unethical and unlawful in the eyes of the constitution

who had a complication with a tendon in the finger. I witnessed the progression of

As many know, I had surgery this past week. Surgery is extremely rough, especially for those who have been constantly battling their problem. My knee has been a mystery for my doctor for over two years and I can not fathom why this crazy mishap happened to me of all people.These last two years have been the worst years of my life due to unexpected illnesses and surgeries.

Five days later, after walking on it continuously, he went to his family’s orthopedic doctor. The doctor, like many of his teammates and peers, said it was highly unlikely anything serious had happened since he walked for five

It was 6 September 1959 when the entry of a new baby boy was gladly received as a fresh member of the family. He was given the name James Edward Jamerson. As years passed, many relatives and friends predicted what the young child would become. Some predicted greatness, while others believe he would remain at the same educational and achievement level of his forefathers; blue collar workers.

DOI: 3/14/2014. Patient is a 57-year-old female lead operator who sustained a work-related injury when she twisted her right knee as she stepped down off a chase cart. As per OMNI, the patient was diagnosed with chronic right knee pain status post anterior cruciate ligament repair, and significant degenerative joint disease of the knee. She is s status post right knee anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction on 07/15/14.

WRK1 was tasked with measuring a high temperature water valve in the machine room. After measuring the valve WRK1 and his partner picked up the heavy valve off the floor and began placing the valve in its new location. When the valve was almost in place WRK1’s left hand slipped out from under the valve causing the valve to fall and rotate. As the valve descended WRK1 tried to use his right hand to catch the valve but, the rotating motion and weight took WRK1’s wrist bending it backward and twisting it. WRK1 heard a loud pop as his wrist twisted and instantly felt a sharp pain. WRK1 was taken to a nearby medical facility where he was diagnosed with a sprained right wrist and given a brace plus medication for the pain.

After reading the case study and piecing together what I believe might be a torn or strained Lateral collateral ligament with inflammation to the patella. Though the study does not say what caused the damaged to the the knee. The evidence suggest that is the likely diagnoses. My reasoning behind this is because of the edema and swelling to the knee on the lateral portion of the femoral condyle. The LCL orgin is the epicondyle of the femur which is very close in proximity to the condyle causing the ligament to become strain by what ever force was exterted on it. The study also states rectangular shaped chondral defect involving the superior aspect of the central patellar facet with a measuremental defects. This tells me that the person fell

James Bruce Llewellyn was born on July 16, 1927, In Harlem, New York. Llewellyn mortgaged his home and sold all of his assets to purchase Fredco Food Corporation, a chain of ten grocery supermarkets in the Bronx. When he finally sold Fredco Food Corp, in 1984, it was the largest minority owned retail store in the country, with 29 stores ,and over 900 employees, and annual sales over $100 million. In 1990 President Jimmy Carter appointed Llewellyn president of Overseas Private Investment Corporations, a government insurance agency that underwrites American business projects in developing countries. In 1982, Llewellyn was made a partner in the Washington D.C. Law firm of Dickstein,Sharpiro, & Martin. His career was on solid ground, but he had

There was four minutes left of play. One of Wayne Trace’s shooters shot the ball. I jumped up to grab the rebound. When I came down my knee bent inward. It was a sharp pain. I was laying on the floor. I was trying to raise my knee, but it wouldn’t move. The trainer

My name is James i am 20 i currently live in jefferson motel. I have lived in Los Santos all my life just finished my nursing course now looking for a job E.g Paramedic, so i can help people out. As a kid at school i allways use to play rough rugby with all the big boys and got hurt alot and would have to go up to the nurse's office and she would tend to help me with my bruises and cuts. One day i got knocked out and she came down and helped me then the paramedics came. And then when i got to All saints hospitail they told me i had a bad concusion. Ever since they helped me i have allways looked upto Paramedics and thought it would be great to join them. Now that i have finished nursing school i am hoping to make it into LSFMD as am i looking

There were also stories about St. James ' retaliations against non-believers who questioned his power. Constable translates a story about Saracens who took over Compostela, and "by divine retribution, some of them were afflicted by looseness of the bowels, and shot whatever they had in their bellies out through their back passages. Others lost the sight of their eyes and wandered blindly about the church and the city." This account demonstrates what could happen if one did not show proper respect towards St. James. This served as a warning to whoever had evil intents towards the cathedral. Later in the story, Al-Mansur claims that if St. James restores him to his "earlier state of health" then he would renounce "Muhammad and will not come again to the land of great St. James bent on taking booty." The story has evolved into a conversion story. This showcases the power of Roman Catholic saints against non-believers, and how saintly actions can so powerfully affect individuals. Like the previous stories about the miracles of St. James, this would have been written for a Christian audience, as it has such a negative attitude towards the Saracens. Constable also translated a part from the Guide du Pelerin where "two penniless pilgrims returning from Compostela tried a whole street of houses before they were finally offered lodging. During the night all the houses in that street were burned down, apart from the one in which the pilgrims had spent the night." This story