Annie ,who is a patient with a serious illness and going to survive on countable days if revealed the truth may affect her more psychologically at this point of time.There will be denial and anger which will be followed by an acceptance at the last. This can decrease her quality of life by thinking towards her death rather than trying to live better when sick.Annie also gets comfort for autonomy to make a decision on her treatment if the physician informs her condition.
Daniel will be in a grief for loss of his partner and has to undergo the depression because of her illness and face the challenges to come out of the difficult situation and help her to cope up .
The physician is acting in the principle of beneficence, trying to make an effort that the patient will have a most comfortable zone.This is a form of paternalism exhibited if in the shoes of a physician.
Place yourswlf in Annies shoes, the physcians shoes, and Daniels shoes, and then discuss how the...
Sally Morton, a 65 year old female diagnosed with major depression and suicidal ideation, is receiving home health nursing following a 5 day admission to a psychiatric hospital. She lives with her 75 year old partner and they have no children. This is Sally’s first admission for depression and her first referral for home care. The physician had ordered 20 mg citalopram per day and assessment of the client’s adjustment to home. She has no other medical problems but has...
Ericka's dog Azalea has seven hats, eleven sweaters, four pairs of doggy shoes, and five raincoats. Each day Azalea either wears a hat with a sweater and shoes, or she wears a raincoat. (Sadly her shoes aren't waterproof so she doesn't wear shoes in the rain.) How many different outfits does Azalea have?
Leaming Objective (7-5) What defenses are available in a negligence case? 1. The state in which Susan lives has a statute prohibiting dogs running loose. All dogs are required to be on a leash whenever they are off the owner's premises. Susan's dog, while not on a leash, visits the home of a neighbor down the street. While there, the dog carries off an expensive pair of shoes belonging to Robert. The shoes are chewed and destroyed. A neighbor informed...
Discuss the reasons why the axillary lymph nodes were removed and it was recommended that the patient continue with chemotherapy and radiation. (See Spread of Malignant Tumors.) Discuss the different treatments that the patient is going through, including advantages and disadvantages of each type and overall prognosis. (See Treatment.) .What are some things that women like Mrs. Y might do to help reduce their risk of ovarian cancer and the need for future treatment? 10. Case Study Question: A routine...
5. How would this case have been different if the attending physician had been the one asking for an ethics consultation
1. Discuss how communication takes place in mechanistic and organic organizations.2. Describe Miles and Snow's strategy typology.3. A dual hierarchy may seem an unusual way to design an organization, but the matrix is the correct structure when certain conditions are present. What are those conditions?
Case Study – Urine Elimination Mrs. D. is an 86-year old widow who lives alone in an apartment. Her son found her at home, confused and disoriented. She had been sick and hadn’t been eating or drinking much but took her diuretic medication. Mrs. D. wears a pad because she occasionally has leakage of urine when coughing or getting up from a chair. Her son made an appointment with her physician. As part of the exam, she had a urinalysis ordered. Results are as follows: Components Results Normals...
How does the NY Milk Bank save lives? Discuss who receives milk. Why would a mother want to give her baby donor milk? How does a mother pay for donor milk? Include at least two reasons why you think having a milk bank in New York is a valuable initiative. Share any experiences you may have about breastfeeding (family, friends, other).
Discuss what constitutes a health services organization’s product(s). How do we define what drives consumer choice? Is it care for a disease, illness, or injury? Or a certain set of services (e.g., cardiac or fertility services)? Or a prominent physician or hospital name?
Describe the natural history of health-illness pathways. Discuss the experience a given person may have as they move from a state of health to either recovery or death. Describe how this pathway is natural and each element that comprises it--such as primary care. Then describe each part of this pathway.