ABUSE AND NEGELCT  10. Mohinder has Down’s syndrome and lives in a group home. Tom, who works at the group home, asks Mohinder to loan him money for lunch, which he then pays back after his next paycheck. Is this abuse, and if so, why? Yes, it is considered financial abuse because Tom is making personal use of Mohinder’s resources. Yes, it is considered physical abuse because Tom is taking something from Mohinder. No, it is alright because Tom is paying Mohinder back later. No, it is alright because Mohinder is an adult and can decide what he does with his money.

Part III.  I – Case Study “A Football Player’s Nightmare” Objective:  Apply knowledge of skeletal, muscular and nervous physiology to clearly, accurately and logically analyze a case study.  Scenario Brandon Wilkes is a star quarterback and is looking forward to next week’s game when scouts from his top pick school will be attending.  Brandon confided to the coach that he had been depressed recently and last week began feeling weaker in the weight room during training sessions.  The coach explained that he was working hard and he could rest after the season was over.  One minute three seconds before half time, Brandon ran out of the pocket when he couldn’t find anyone open, made it 15 yards before a defender took him down at the knee.  At the hospital, X-rays confirmed a spiral fracture of the tibia and fibula.  As the radiologist examined the pictures, she noticed excessive bone loss in the shaft of the tibia.  Bloodwork came back from the lab and revealed a blood calcium level of…

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Pathophysiology: chapter 7: Neoplasia Jane Foster [JF] is a 26-year-old woman in the clinic today for her annual physical examination. As the nurse performs the initial physical assessment, it becomes apparent the client is quite concerned about her risk for developing breast cancer. Her mother and a maternal aunt both developed breast cancer in their late 40s. JF “heard that genetic testing can be done” to see whether she carries “breast cancer genes.” The nurse knows JF is asking about the BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation genes. What additional information could the nurse share with JF? 1.Explain the role mutation genes have in the genetic mechanisms of breast cancer development.

Need help with questions 1 and 2 1. “The thyroid gland secretes the hormones thyroxine and calcitonin. Embedded in the thyroid gland are the four parathyroid glands . The parathyroid glands secrete the parathyroid hormone (PTH ). Calcitonin and PTH work antagonistically to maintain homeostasis of calcium ion concentrations in the blood. High levels of calcium ions stimulate the secretion of calcitonin , which causes deposition of calcium in the bones” Low levels of calcium ions in the blood cause A. decreased secretion of PTH and increased deposition of calcium in the bones B. decreased secretion of calcium and increased deposition of calcium in the blood. C. increased secretion of PTH and movemen of calcium from the bones to the blood D. increase secretion of calcitonin and movement of calcium from the bones to the blood 2. Scientists have discovered that a molecule called allicin causes the characteristic burning taste produced by raw garlic. When allicin attaches to…

Part III.  I – Case Study “A Football Player’s Nightmare” Objective:  Apply knowledge of skeletal, muscular and nervous physiology to clearly, accurately and logically analyze a case study.  Scenario Brandon Wilkes is a star quarterback and is looking forward to next week’s game when scouts from his top pick school will be attending.  Brandon confided to the coach that he had been depressed recently and last week began feeling weaker in the weight room during training sessions.  The coach explained that he was working hard and he could rest after the season was over.  One minute three seconds before half time, Brandon ran out of the pocket when he couldn’t find anyone open, made it 15 yards before a defender took him down at the knee.  At the hospital, X-rays confirmed a spiral fracture of the tibia and fibula.  As the radiologist examined the pictures, she noticed excessive bone loss in the shaft of the tibia.  Bloodwork came back from the lab and revealed a blood calcium level of…