With this information that was given by my instructor I have a better understanding of the heart’s purpose & some crucial life threating incidents involving the heart that can affect a person’s well-being. Some common examples identified in class were a Myocardial infarction (which is a blood clot that can cause a heart attack) & Ischemia (low supply of oxygenated blood to a body part or organ). Another life threating incident that I would like to elaborate on that effects the heart as well other parts of the body is, Cerebral Vascular Accident. What is a Cerebral Vascular Accident? Well that’s a good question.
Some use the principles of family therapy to help treat the primary and the secondary traumatic reactions to help the person who is going through this traumatic event. In the world today it is hard to avoid exposures to some traumatic events. Examples of this would be natural disasters, violence, abuse, and some accidents. Granted not all trauma experiences are all negative. Some people do gain valuable lesions from the events that had occurred in their life.
Safeguarding of vulnerable adults is the process of informing the relevant authority such as police and health officials' cases of abuse to the elderly citizens. A vulnerable adult is a person, who is or may be in need of community care services on the basis of mental or other disability, age or poor health. Vulnerable adults are adults who for various reasons can be more at risk of being abused, or are at risk of putting themself in danger. Either financially, sexually, physically, mentally, by neglect etc. Some things that make people vulnerable can be physical illnesses, physical disability (such as being unable to move, so unable to escape), inability to communicate, mental illness, learning disability, loss of a sense (hearing impairment or visual impairment).
Week 5 Individual Assignment Jose Luis Alamilla BHS/311 July 11, 2012 Peter Petsas Week 5 Individual Assignment The model of helping I have developed from my past personal experiences is to help those who really are in need. Not those who pretend they are in need, but are showing no effort to improve their situation. I am talking about people who are actually trying to change their life by any means necessary. The individuals who have finally realized they have hit their own personal rock bottom and are ready to do let go of their turbulent past. Too many people want to change without having to give up their network of negative influential acquaintances or are afraid of being ridiculed by their former drug addicted peers for being sober.
Working in a place that has a lot of stress either with co-workers or management will not inspire success, and it will eventually effect the organization financially. Communication is also very crucial to the success of an organization and it extends from the top to bottom and vice
With no actual discrimination present, it is important to look at reasons for why people feel as though they are being discriminated against. In any situation which a person has some sort of emotional attachment, their ability to see the reality of that situation can be altered. As an example, if at any time an applicant has his sponsorship denied, the only realization which tends to exist is that they will not be able to reunite with their family, causing the emotions mentioned earlier. Because sponsors have a strong emotional bond for the family member which they would like to bring over, the truth with regards to this situation can again be considered to be altered. In these cases, the sponsors are concerned more with reuniting with family than if they will be actually capable of providing for them.
You also have the right to be protected by the government if your life is at risk. For example, if you are a witness that is threatened you can receive protection from the police. If someone is trying to kill you or anything else the police would protect you. When someone dies, doctors try everything to bring them back to life. Doctors also protect individual’s lives if they have an illness or if they have injured themselves really badly.
Some people with bipolar disorder become suicidal. Becoming suicidal include such symptoms as talking about: wanting to die, feeling hopeless, helpless, and like a burden to family and friends, abusing alcohol or drugs, and putting oneself in harm’s way (NIMH). Risk of suicide appears to be higher in the course of the illness. Therefore, recognizing bipolar disorder early and learning how best to manage it may decrease the risk of death by suicide (NIMH). Anyone who is thinking about committing suicide needs immediate attention, preferably from a mental health professional or a physician.
At one point, out of 77 deaths 1/5th were extremely healthy. The difficulty is that it is hard to prevent because it is spread by airborne droplets due to the way we live e.g. ; transport, big groups; therefore, how can it be prevented? The virus can be treated by anti-biotic called Tami-flu, however; the drug comes with a list of side effects. Some would argue that it’s not worth the risk but, really the only people that are advised against the drug are, again, children and people with
One of the big reasons people disagree with it is that many accused and executed have been proven innocent after it was too late. ”National Academy of Sciences concluded that four out of every 100 people sentenced to the death in the United States are innocent” (Tribe). In recent studies, we have discovered that in Arizona people who are accused of murdering a white victim are more