R/S Ms. Jones Case Study

Cytokines, like histamine and leukotrienes, are secreted by damaged cells in Dave’s ankle. How do these cytokines

Claireece “Precious” Jones came into the social welfare office for assistance. A psychosocial assessment was conducted that consist of information such as reason for referral, history of mental, medical, school, family, child abuse and any drug/alcohol information.

R/s Alene Collins suffers from arthritis, depression, hypertension, a history of fracture arm, a history of right hip fracture, and she is hard of hearing. R/s Ms. Collins lives alone and needs assistance with some of her ADLs, she has 10 hours of care from CLTC. R/s Ms. Collins has a history of falling so she has a lifeline. R/s Ms. Collins is having difficulty breathing due to mold and mildew in the home. R/s the roof has a leak and according to Shala Martin (daughter), they don’t have insurance to fix it.

On this date worker visited Walker Rehabilitation Center in Carbon Hill, for the purpose of monitoring Ms. Blankenship's placement. Worker spoke with Ms. Ana Dyer and learned the family was getting assistance with housing and transportation from a local church. Ms. LaVone Yarbrough and her husband run a ministry that helps family reunite. However, Ms. Dyer is concerned about discharging Ms. Blankenship to the home with narcotic and according to Ms. Dyer, Crimson's boyfriend lives with them. Worker has not been able to conform. Ms. Dyer stated when Ms. Blankenship discharged from the NH she would need a doctor and transportation to the doctor appointments. The nursing home would only discharge Ms. Blankenship with enough for medicine for a few

My name is Isabel Jones. I am 20 years old and I am currently going to school to be a nurse. I was recently diagnosed with periodontal disease which will require me to get dental implants for my top and bottom teeth. I am seeking help in paying for these costs which total to $52,000. Thank you for your support. My name is Isabel Jones. I am 20 years old and I am currently going to school to be a nurse. I was recently diagnosed with periodontal disease which will require me to get dental implants for my top and bottom teeth. I am seeking help in paying for these costs which total to $52,000. Thank you for your support. My name is Isabel Jones. I am 20 years old and I am currently going to school to be a nurse. I was recently diagnosed with

On this date worker meet made an unannounced visit to the residence of Ms. Molly Westbrook. Ms. Toni Hindon greeted worker at the door. The home was clean and did not present an odor. Worker spoke to Ms. Hindon about the allegation in the report. She stated they did not have a lot of food in the home. However, Ms. Molly does not eat a lot and they eat take out often. According to Ms. Hindon she does not receive food stamps but will apply.

Betty Jo reluctantly made the decision to move to an assisted living community, due to high pressure from her healthcare providers and family. She is an 85 years old and a widow of 3 years from her beloved husband of over 50 years. Her husband made sure his financial affairs were in order before his death, and thus managed to provide financial comfort and security for Betty Jo. She has two children, both live out of state. Her daughter Karen, has two adolescent children, and visits her mother once a month. Her son, Adam, is a recovering alcoholic who has trouble keeping a job and frequently seeks financial assistance from his mother, yet rarely visits her at Sunrise Pines. Betty Jo often has to sit down for a minute, due to “dizzy” spells and becomes fatigued at a greater frequency than she did before her husband passed away. Her decision to move came after falling twice in her home, upon having hip replacement surgery. She had trouble keeping her physical therapy appointments, and managing her pain medication. Prior to her move, Betty Jo was active in her church and in the Red Hat Society. Now that she is living in Sunrise Pines, she has become more withdrawn and rarely eats her meals in the main dining area. When she does participate in social activities, she acts out and becomes hostile with her fellow residents. The community director received word that she is refusing to take her antidepressant and blood pressure medication. The director reached out to the local

Paulette Jones has been experiencing many changes consistently with her health, which has affected her outlook on life. Paulette is constantly depress and worries if people accept her for who she is because her physical appearance has changed. The person she once was has disappeared. It is very rare that I get to see her happy, outgoing, spontaneous, and adventurous. She has recently visited here in Ga, and many of times I would walk pass and see her looking in the mirror at herself crying. Sometimes she appear happy, however deep down inside I can see her suffering as she wonders why she is on an endless downward spiral of life. It is very hard to look and hear my niece in such disarray on a continuous

R/s Lisa Baucom is mentally retarded. R/s Ms. Baucom Lisa is not able to live on her own, she doesn’t know anything about money, and she can’t prepare her own food. R/s Ms. Baucom is living with Brittany Fowler and an unknown male in Pageland, SC. R/s Ms. Fowler and the man are keeping Ms. Baucom from her family. R/s Ms. Baucom’s family haven’t seen or heard from her since October of 2014. R/s in October 2014 Lisa looked fragile, her eyes were sucked in with dark circles, she was wearing a dirty sweatshirt, and her hair was dirty. R/s it is alleged that the people Ms. Baucom is living with are doing drugs and they are giving Ms. Baucom drugs as well. R/s it is alleged that the people are letting different men take advantage of Ms. Baucom. R/s

Claireece P. Jones is female, African American. She is 16 years old. She was born and raised in Harlem, New York. She lived in low income housing with her mother. She has been sexually abused by father starting when she was 3 years old. Client’s father impregnated her at the age of 13. The client gave birth to a baby girl who has Down Syndrome. The bay i snow three and has been raised by client’s grandmother since birth. At 16 the client became impregnated again by father. Gave birth to a baby boy that has no known medical concerns in January 2017. Client moved into halfway house 4 days after giving birth. She has been living at the halfway home since she left her abusive mother. Client’s mother has attempted to

This book was probably the most brutal reading I’ve ever read. However, I found it incredibly eye-opening and excruciatingly honest about what life can be like for girls in impoverished and uneducated situations. Sapphire’s writing makes her character, Precious, seem real by incorporating her feelings, questions, and by writing in altered English grammar to make it seem as if her feelings are being spoken. I really enjoyed reading this book as it brought life and sensitivity to the statistics I’ve been reading about in my nursing clinicals and classes this semester.

Melanie Johnson welcome everybody and presented Debra Jones as a Chairwoman of the Palm Beach - East Central Coast Market, Irma Tybuszynski as a Chair of the Volunteer Engagement Committee and Emily Pantelides as a Char of Nominating and Recruiting Committee, who recruited as Board Members Matt Wright and Richard Gaff, who is a Chair for the Signature Chefs Auction, Palm Beach. She also presented Pamela Crowley, Senior Development Manager for the Treasure Coast and a lead for the Signature Chefs Auction for the Treasure Coast. She also informed about Chelsea Platas, Development Manager and the lead for the March for Babies and Signature Chefs Auction of the Palm Beach County, Cynthia Hernandez, Development Specialist, who will be working together

She has been diagnosed with intellectual disability and a drug addiction along with hypochondriasis. On average, she is in the hospital once or twice a week, frequently changing her doctor or even hospital. This woman knows of her disorder, but has actually claimed to be cured and told her family that they no longer need to worry about her with this disorder. After her family came back the Caribbean, she claimed to either have yellow fever or malaria, depending on who she was talking to. When asked about her illness on December 13th, 2014, she again refused to admit that she had the disorder, that she had been cured of it. In an ironic twist, she had to hang up to go to the doctor for a test due to a mini stroke she had a few weeks prior. When she was in the hospital for this, she had to get a nurse to give family members a diagnosis due to the lack of belief they held for her medical

However, she does not believe she is sick her husband who is a physician has diagnosed her with a “sickness”. We believe as readers that her husband has put her into a home to deal with her mental illness. She is put into a bedroom in an old mansion where she resides for a three month time period. She comments that “So I take phosphates or phosphites whichever it is, and tonics, and journeys, and air, and exercise, and absolutely forbidden to “work” until I am well again. Personally, I disagree with their ideas.

What negative consequences can emerge when mission, vision, or values contradict strategy. When the mission, and vision of the company are not passed on to the employees in a clear way it will create confusion, waste time, and the loss of money. If the employees are confused on how to deliver information to the customers it will lead to inconsistencies that will affect the employees and customers. The inconsistencies will be to give different answers to the customers that have similar requests. The negative impact on the employees is the feeling of frustration of not being able to deliver accurate information. The negative impact on the customer is that the employee will approach them in an unfriendly