Euphoria Case

When he was little his mom died, and his dad remarried to a woman named Thula. Thula did not like joe and she kicked him out when he was only ten years old. “She declared that she would not live under the same roof as joe, that Harry must choose between him and her. She said Joe would have to move out if she were to stay in a godforsaken place. Joe was only ten years old” (Brown 86,87). I never could understand how someone could kick a child out of the house and force them to live on their own when they are ten years old. As Joe grew up the more he needed his family, but his family was not there for him, at least not his biological family. When Joe made the rowing team that's the day that he got a new family, even if he did not know it at the time. So was Joyce, a beautiful girl who loved joe and they were going to get married and start a family of their own. “When joe stopped playing they talked about what it would be like when they were married and had a hoe and maybe kids” (Brown 102). Making the rowing team and meeting and falling in love with Joyce might have been the best thing that has ever happened to Joe. As soon as everything start going good for Joe, Thula gets an infection and dies. Not that it was a good thing that she died, it was very sad, but it brought Joe and his dad back together again. Harry wanted Joe to move back home with him and the kids. “I’m going to build a house where we can all live

In the case of Mike Smith, I believe that both Dr. Carter and Dr. Green made correct initial predictions of Mike’s injured area. I became more convinced that Mike’s symptoms were due to damage of both the brain and spinal cord especially after examining his summary of diagnostic testing results. The reason I say the brain is damaged is because, although his speech, counting, memory, and organization of thoughts are not affected, his vision is. Therefore, the section in Mike’s brain that is responsible for vision, the Thalamus, was clearly affected by the accident. Plus, the sensation in his touch and temperature did not disappear completely but they definitely declined. Other than this, I believe the rest of his conditions were due to damage

how important it was for Joe to win the fight and what the outcomes could be if he did

To make the reader grasp the concept of the story, Weaver provides descriptive details of the scenario while also defining the medical terminologies. The author mentions that “there was a little scarring at the edges but no sign of cirrhosis, the medical term for scarring” where he describes how the liver appears

So he stands up for himself, which shows he is strong. Joe-Boy is a bad friend, he was teasing Vinny about the dead boy in the text it says “ Are you going to let your mom control your life or what”? And” you going to jump down and touch the dead boy’s face beneath the rock”. That shows that he is getting out of Vinny’s comfort zone, which makes him a mean friend.

A source is revealing that Joe Giudice arrived to Fort Dix Correctional Institution "drunk and belligerent." Joe has admitted in the past to having a problem with alcohol. Now he will end up a changed man after having to stay away from it the entire time is in jail. Before Joe headed to prison, he allegedly drank with Teresa at home. Joe knew he would not be allowed a drink for

This case study is about a patient, T.C., who I treated while a physical therapy assistant at an acute rehabilitation hospital. T.C. had terminal spinal cancer and at the time of admission had a fair prognosis to maintain function and strength enough to be discharged to his daughter’s home with home health care and family support, and he wanted to eventually go back to his own apartment. He was using a wheelchair as he was partially paralyzed from the waist down, and was able to use a transfer board to transfer from his wheelchair to bed and back.

Changes do the result of events in the game. Joe eventually meets a girl who is immune to the zombie virus. At the end of the game Joe make the choice to either to save humanity or to save the girl. Which in order to save her he has to kill good people. That makes him look evil at the

Joe had attended 3 funerals in the last month for his friends, all succumbed to “full blown AIDS” as everyone is calling it, their families abandoned them, and it

From the video, Diaries of a Broken Mind, Tilly was/is suffering from Anorexia Nervosa. Anorexia Nervosa is a serious, potentially life-threatening eating disorder, characterized by self-starvation and excessive weight loss. Plus, inadequate food intake leading to a weight that is clearly too low and intense fear of weight gain, obsession with weight and persistent behavior to prevent weight gain. Likewise, Abby and Ashley were/are struggling with Bipolar disorders- Abby Bipolar I and Ashley Bipolar II. The common symptoms of bipolar depression include, feeling hopeless, sad, or empty. Irritability, inability to experience pleasure, fatigue, or loss of energy, physical and mental sluggishness. During a hypomanic episode, the elevated mood can manifest itself as either euphoria (feeling “high”) or as irritability. Symptoms during hypomanic episodes include: Flying suddenly from one idea to the next having exaggerated self-confidence Rapid, “pressured” (uninterruptable) and loud speech. Increased energy, with hyperactivity and a decreased need for sleep.

of the brain and preserving vision. The risks have been a concern for healthcare providers for

The past war experiences that continue to haunt Joe attribute to the recurring anti-war statement. Joe being haunted by his war experiences is evident from the relief he feels from not having to hear the noises of war anymore once he realized he has gone death. Joe comes to the realization that his hearing loss may be bearable by making the statement “He never wanted to hear the biting little castanet sound of a machine gun or the high whistle of a .75 coming down fast or the slow thunder as it hit or the whine of an airplane

A sequence of events leads up to Joe becoming almost completely isolated from the outside world. During his time in the isolated continent, Joe becomes addicted to narcotics; he escapes his pain and anguish by succumbing to detached and paralyzed state of mind. Throughout his journey in this secluded continent, he is faced with his hatred of the Germans and his desire to enact vengeance upon them for all that he has lost. When he meets a German geologist exploring the frozen tundra, he inadvertently kills him. Joe experiences ironic feelings of remorse after so many years spent obsessing over the destruction of the Germans. There was no gratification or fulfillment, for Joe, in the German man’s death. Joe felt repulsed and an abhorrence in himself for his

This patient most likely has a extradural (epidural) hematoma and the temporal fossa is the most common site of this type of hematoma caused by “injury to the middle meningeal artery or vein”(McCance & Huether, 2014, p. 584). “Expanding high-volume epidural hematomas can produce a midline shift and cause herniation of the brain. Compressed cerebral tissue can impinge on the third cranial nerve resulting in pupillary dilation and contralateral hemiparesis or extensor motor response”(Price, 2014, p. 3). Extradural hematomas are medical emergencies and surgical intervention is needed to remove the clot and reduce the pressure on the brain. Whether treated or untreated, this type of hematoma has an elevated risk of brain damage. However, left untreated, patients with extradural hematomas have a high risk of

Joe was also subconsciously taught to distrust women. From his first experience with the dietician, all he knew was betrayal by the women in his life. His foster mother betrayed his foster father by attempting to help him. In his eyes, women were not to be trusted. The breaking point for Joe was Joanna’s pregnancy scare. To him it was the ultimate betrayal. “You haven’t got any baby, you never had one. There is not anything wrong with you except being old. You just got old and it happened to you and now you are not any good anymore”. (Faulkner 277) Joanna did not know what was happening to her body because she had never been taught. Joe however saw her mistake as an attempt at control. Her age made her useless to him and this realization destroyed her will to live. “Maybe it would be better if we were both dead”. (Faulkner 278) If she could not have Joe then she would kill him and then herself.