Mr. C

Mr. C is a 61 year old man who has been followed by the Continuing Care Clinic team at the Institute of Community and Family Psychiatry for 35 years. He has a longstanding diagnosis of Schizoaffective disorder and receives intramuscular injections of 45mg Fluphenazine Decanoate every two weeks at the clinic. He been relatively psychiatrically stable for the last year with this medication, although has been known for episodes of depressed mood. Mr. C does not have a job and receives welfare cheques

Mr. C is a 55-year-old, widowed, Caucasian male, who was civilly committed for one-day-to-life as a Sexually Dangerous Person in 2003. Mr. C has been diagnosed with paraphilic disorder, however, for the purposes of this assessment the focus will be on his diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders an individual must meet four diagnostic criteria in order to be diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder. One must be at least

Major outcomes for Mr. C would include managing activities of daily living effectively, decreasing his pain level and notifying members of the heath care team prior to his pain level becoming unmanageable. He will be able to report that the pain management regimen is acceptable using the numeric scale. Mr. C will use non-pharmacological methods to help achieve comfort, recognize early signs and symptoms of pancreatitis exacerbation and cutback alcohol consumption or preferably alcohol cessation (Urden

Physical examination Mr. C is a well-developed, well-groomed appropriate weight elderly black man sitting upright and breathing without difficulty. Mr. C walk with a slight limp. Mr. C does not use a cane. Mr. C is slow to rise from his seated position and appears to have some discomfort. Vital signs Height: (without shoes) 5’ 10”. Weight: (dressed) 160lbs. BMI: 22.96. BP: 110/70 (right arm supine) HR: 70. RR 16. Temperature (oral) 98.6F. Skin Nail without cyanosis or clubbing, palms

Stories-In a city a family living. In their family Father Mr. A, Mother Mrs. B, Son Mr. C, Daughter's D and E. Mr. An utilised as a part of an assumed and his measures 'do great at all around' as the same totally actualized in their family. Mrs. B housewife and doing a little article plotting as entertainment developer. Their young people Mr. C and Ms. D and E went to their school and they additionally continually take after his dad standards Always tell the truth, without pay off in the works, considers

Global Marketing Assignment 1 Ellen’s Stardust Diner Contents page Page Number Content 3 Introduction & Executive Summary 4 - 7 Analysis 8 Conclusion & Recommendations 9 - 11 Appendices, Research & References Introduction Ellen’s Stardust Diner is a 1950’s American style diner that operates in New York City, on Broadway. They are a successful restaurant, mostly due to their singing waiting staff and their unique

through out the character Mrs. Sen. She is the protagonist of the story, mistress of the University professor, a thirty year old home maker. She migrated from Calcutta to Boston with her husband mistress who teaches in the university of Boston. This not only the changes of location but also facing the problem of traditional and cultural conflict where they were migrated as well as they injured by socialy and psychologically causing a strong sense of lonliness and segregation. Mrs. sen coud not adopt

This essay is about a case study of Mr C who has dementia. Four principle approaches will be used throughout to determine the outcome. Case Study of Mr C Mr C has dementia and he is 70 years old. He lives with his wife who is 72 years old. He has a long-standing lung disease, which requires 24- hour care. He frequently has chest infections, which requires antibiotics. There is no information about his cultural background, housing conditions and whether he has any children or relatives. Based on

I met Mr. C. on a pleasant, sunny afternoon in early September. He and his wife were sitting on the front porch of the residential nursing facility where he has spent the last eight months. She was swaying gently in a rocking chair, while he sat next to her in a wheelchair. A handsome African American man with a wide grin and lively eyes, he was neatly dressed in black dress pants, a tucked-in grey t-shirt with “U.S. Air Force” emblazoned across the front, and a red, white and blue baseball cap

This dialogue with Mr. C will impact my interactions with other individuals from within his cultural background. Being able to interact with him and learn about who he is and what his life is like really showed me how different people can be. Though one may assume certain stigmas about a culture does not mean that everyone within that culture share in the same beliefs and values. The impact this dialogue will have on my relationship with Mr. C will be minimal. I do not feel that it will hinder our