CM normally meets with the client for face to face meeting on Friday. On 4/14/2016, CM met with the client to complete Bi-Weekly ILP Review because client has an appointment scheduled at Wyckoff Wound Clinic. In the meeting client reported she was discharged from Wyckoff Hospital on 4/11/2016, due to her lymphoma and open ulcer wound. She also reported she has follow up medical appointments. During the meeting client had a head wrap around with a beige scarf and knit hat.…
Reason for Visit: Puncture Wound Follow Up S: TM started on Cipro 500 mg BID yesterday for his left arm puncture wound yesterday. TM reports the redness and edema has improved and minimal pain with palpation to his left FA; 2/10. TM denies any issues at this time to his left FA. TM reports tenderness to his tetanus IM injection site; right shoulder. O: minimal redness to left FA puncture wound; harden area, radius of 2 cm; no warmth palpated; no s/s of infection noted, Left arm NVS intact, no impairment of movement in Left arm.…
In “Something Wicked This Way Comes” by Ray Bradbury, Charles Halloway has an unhealable wound. Charles Halloway and his unhealable wound can be shown through “That’s Charles William Halloway, thought Will, not grandfather, not far-wandering, ancient uncle, as some might think, but...my father.” (Bradbury 14), “The ice was cold. The emptiness within the ice was warm. He wanted to go away from here.…
To study and quantify the RPE wound healing in response to an acute or chronic wounding condition, we introduced one electrical treatment every day for ten days and measured the time for cells to regain 10% and 90% of the maximum impedance for each treatment. As illustrated in Fig. 1A, time for cells to reach 10% maximum can indicate the point where cells start to heal the wound; the period for cells to reach 10% and 90% maximum can represent the rate for cells to repair the wound. After the first treatment (an acute condition), bystander cells took average 7.7 hours to reach 10% maximum impedance and another average 12.2 hours to reach 90% maximum impedance. The duration for cells to recover gradually decreased with the daily treatment (Fig.…
“The Scar”, by Kildare Dobbs, is a moving, emotional account of the bombing of Hiroshima, Japan. The author creates interest as well as suspense by using two storylines. One follows the experiences of a 15 year old Japanese girl, Emiko. The other, in great contrast, follows the story of an American co-pilot, Captain Robert Lewis, who was aboard the Enola Gay, a US Air Force B-29, that carried the first operational atom bomb. Throughout the narrative, the author switches back and forth between these two accounts which creates situational irony as the reader experiences both sides of the story, however, the two characters remain unaware of each other.…
Other organs affected are your liver, small and large intestines, bladder and kidney. It inflames your kidney, can erode your small intestine…
In Scars That Won’t Heal: The Neurobiology of Child Abuse, the damaging effect of child abuse and neglect is looked at in more ways than behavioral, personality and functioning problems. The premise is less cognitive and more physical. This article explains findings of the brain being physically altered by these traumatic childhood events. When helping those personality disorders, the other thought that perhaps that their early traumas led to the developing brains to alter their growth, particularly the hippocampus and the amygdala.…
To establish the defendant’s wrongful act was the but-for cause of the plaintiff’s injury, but not the proximate cause, the defendant has would need to prove that the physicians who prescribed Neurontin for off-label purpose used their own judgement to prescribed Neurontin to patients instead of other drugs in the market. In addition, if Pfizer had not directly targeted physicians to promote off-label use, the causation of Kaiser’s injury may still have occurred but it would not have been the proximate cause of the injury since physicians would have been the prescribing authority to decide what should be prescribe.…
Stakeholders that are directly affected by incompetent wound care education, wound care discharge instructions, and follow-up care include the patient, family members, and caregivers. The patient has increased risk for infection, increase costs of care, increased risk of readmission to the hospital, delayed wound healing, loss of work, stress, and reduced compliance with treatment and loss of trust with health care providers. Families can be overwhelmed and unsure of how to help. They can be stressed at home because due to the lack of mental, physical, and financial support from the patient. Caregivers can be frustrated due to lack of education, delayed wound healing, and receiving stress from the patient.…
Love is a basic right that is inherited by anyone; however, the concept of homosexuality is rejected in society because it conflicts with societal norms that deem it appropriate for a man to be in love with a woman. As a result, Justin Chin’s book, “98 Wounds,” conveys the struggles of homosexuals whose sex lives are reflected by society’s rejection for them. Ultimately, in a society where homosexuality is rejected, homosexuals use sex as a means of expression in order to showcase their feelings of self-hatred and loathing to each other in the short stories, “Burn,” “Goo,” “Sugar,” “Woo,” “King,” and “Queen.” In the short story, “Burn,” the narrator has sex with his lover in order to feel affection that he has never received from his mother;…
Pancreatic trauma – injuries to the pancreas and pancreatic duct. Eur J Surg 2000; 166: 4–12 4. Bradley EL,Young PR, Chang MCetal. Diagnosis and initial management of blunt pancreatic trauma: guidelines from a multiinstitutional review. Ann Surg 1998; 227: 861–869.…
On 11/10/17 I met with Ms. Perez at the Chesaning rehab center for a team meeting. Ms. Perez was in her hospital bed. She continues to have weeping edema to her right arm and the lower extremities. She had a recent appointment with, Dr. Malik wound doctor. He was very happy with the progress of the abdominal fold wound.…
The risk of cardiovascular ailments is always high, as high blood pressure and high blood cholesterol levels. They will develop symptoms that would tend to link their future likelihood to diabetes, while they would also most likely develop problems to do with their bone…
• Damage to other structures or organs. • Fluid leaking from the newly formed connection between the pancreas and the small intestine (pancreatic leak). • Loss of appetite. This may lead to weight loss. • Diabetes.…
The first thing I would do in processing the crime scene is interview the first officer that arrived at the crime scene to establish a theory of the case. Second I would examine the crime scene to see if the theory of the case is substantiated by what I observed. During this time I would start identifying possible items of evidence, identifying entry and exit points and getting a general outline of the homicide scene. Third, I would take some pictures. Photographing the scene would allow me to record a pictorial view of what the scene looked like undisturbed and to record items that is possible evidence.…