TMF Case Study

T.L.O. was a high school student at Piscataway in Middlesex County. She was caught smoking in the lavatory by a teacher, and was taken to the Assistant Vice Principal Theodore Choplick who searched her purse after he suspected cigarettes. Mr. Choplick discovered cigarettes, small amount of marijuana, and a list that contained students’ names who are owning her money. T.L.O was charged with possession of marijuana. Before the trial, T.L.O. moved to suppress the evidence found during the search, but the court denied her motion. The juvenile and domestic relations court of New Jersey found her guilty and sentenced her to one-year probation. On appeal, the Superior court of New Jersey, Appellate Division affirmed the denial of motion to suppress

Is There Any Way To Get More Benefits For Jeff And Elena Filing As MFS? No, Jeff filing as MFS will pay back the $600 from the $900 subsidy received from the government, and Elena will pay back $600 from the $840 received from the government.

Early detection of muscle joint pain is very important. A permanent cure might be impossible if detection does not take place early enough. A patient may have to undergo surgery in order to have the problem dealt with. The level to which the pain manifests itself determines the extent to which the problem may have been aggravated by negligence. Regular exercises should be part of the exercises. A balanced diet should also be ensured. It is important to consult a doctor when faced with serious problems which have something to do with muscle joint

I have reached out to RMT to schedule an onsite visit to discuss corrective actions. Julie Brackett with RMT did respond to the email I sent indicating she was out of today, and we will be coordinating the timing of the visit tomorrow morning.

Patient is a 64-year-old female via the ED on 2/10/2016 following a Code grey NIHSS score 1 no tPA given

Most common OGS procedures involve surgical movement of lower jaw via ramus osteotomy and upper jaw via LeFort I osteotomy. As far as LeFort I osteotomy is not associated with direct trauma to TMJ or masticatory musculature, thus there are only minimal effects on mandibular movement or TMJ

Mary E. Damweber, CRNP advised she did not received notification via email regarding reappointment. She was apprised on the request/deadline this morning. Hence, requesting time extension to complete the process. Mary anticipate completion no later than Tuesday, January 24th.

I was very excited in my effort to locate and connect with the local LMFT chapter. I found out that there was none in my local area. So, I called the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy in Baton Rouge Louisiana, they gave me a number of an LMFT representative who was located in Shreveport Louisiana which was about one hundred miles away from where I live. I generated a call to the LMFT representative in Shreveport but there was no answer. My next effort was to surf the Internet to search and locate counseling center in my hometown near me that has LMFT’s. I found a LMFT through the Internet and generated a call.

My case study involves a 6 year old boy Daniel Sanchez. Sanchez has jet black hair and tanned skin. He is a mixture of Cuban and Mexican, his father is from Cuba and his mother is from Mexico. Sanchez lives in a suburban three bedroom house with both his parents and two older siblings. His mother works in a restaurant full time and his father is retired from the workforce. Sanchez has an elder brother that works with irrigation instillation while his second oldest brother stays at home. Right now Sanchez is in the first grade, his school being walking distance from his home. An in depth look into Sanchez’s current lifestyle will provide more information to help me

Morning migraines, unreasonable anxiety or pressure and snap at whatever point your mouth is totally open are regular manifestations of a condition called temporomandibular jumble. The most well-known first manifestations of TMD incorporate cerebral pains or neck torment. In any case, in the vast majority of the cases it requires a long investment before the patient gets the right finding.

Mel may be suffering from a Major Depressive Episode. Due to his past behavioral health and social functioning history, Mel will probably benefit greatly from Truama-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT). In the vignette it metioned that Mel was sexually assualted by his family members at the age of 15. Mel’s sexual abuse is probably the reason why Mel is experiencing underlying depressive mood symptoms in his daily interaction and behavior. Kaur (2013), states that Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy(TF-CBT) has been proven to be the best treatment intervention for reducing anxiety sypmtoms in sexually abused victims (Tate, 2015).

Symptoms of TFP deficiency most commonly include hypoglycemia, metabolic acidosis, muscle weakness, heart and liver problems, and breathing issues. Symptoms, however, can vary depending on the different forms of TFP deficiency. TFP deficiency can be diagnosed in 3 forms: early, childhood, and mild. The “early” form is typically diagnosed between birth and the age of 2 years old. Symptoms include lethargy, behavior changes, muscle weakness, poor appetite, delays in walking and learning, hypoglycemia, metabolic acidosis, build up of fat in liver, and heart and liver problems. If untreated, these symptoms can develop into breathing problems, seizures, coma and sudden death. Most infants diagnosed with “early” TFP deficiency experience sudden death

Without treatment, you may eventually begin to lose your teeth due to this condition. If you find yourself clenching or grinding your teeth throughout your day, teach yourself to hold your jaw relaxed by sliding your tongue between your teeth. This will force your jaw into a relaxed position and ease the tension on your TMJ.

Taking a more in-depth look at the etiology of TMJ disease, it is first important to discuss the function of the healthy TMJ apparatus. The TMJ allows us to move our mandibles in protrusive, retrusive, depressed, elevated and lateral excursive movements. The condyle extending from the ramus (body) of the mandible fits into the condylar fossa of the temporal bone. The two bone articulate seamlessly with the help of a small pad of tissue known as the articular disc. The disc is composed of dense fibrous connective tissue. Lining the TMJ condyle as well as the condylar fossa is also fibrous connective tissue. This is unique to the TMJ- joints in other parts of the body are lined with hyaline cartilage. The benefit for this is it resists the heavy

A big percentage of these disorders have something to do with the muscles near the TMJ. These muscles contain sensory nerves, which deliver messages to the brain; if you experience pain in your jaw, the pain is most likely coming from the pterygoid muscles, the muscles responsible for chewing. These muscles are located between the gums and the teeth, and are responsible for the opening and closing of the mouth. Because they are used very often, they can experience fatigue, especially if the person tends to clench his jaw, grind his teeth or chew excessively (gum chewing, for