Has the person ever been hospitalized for medical illness or has the person been operated upon? Does the person take any medications for medical issues? Family history: Whom does the person live with? Is the family intact? How many siblings are there?
I would check and see what drugs are typically described to a child. Major sections could be drugs and their side effects. How is a child diagnosed? Some questions to be answered would be how mental health disorders are diagnosed? What are the types of psychotropic drugs and available treatments for minors?
Hold minor until parent comes Law enforcement handle minors differently according to age and crime. Crimes committed by youth may not always warrant arrest but notification of parent. Police will notify parent that the youth has participated in a criminal act. The police will release the minor to his parents. C. Refer to juvenile court The police officer may also place the juvenile in custody and refer the case to juvenile court.
Emotional/psychological abuse: Verbally abusing and swearing, threatening or invoking fear in an individual, devaluing self esteem causing feelings of worthlessness, bullying and exploitation. Signs and symptoms include the individual being fearful, withdrawn, anxious, having low self esteem or self-confidence, being agitated, shouting and screaming. Behaviours such as rocking, hair twisting and self mutilation. Financial abuse: Theft of either property or money, denying an individual access to their finances,
Can a man be convicted of rape in the state where you currently live? b. Must the spouse prove additional requirements above and beyond what a traditional rape victim would have to prove? c. What year was the law in your state changed? 2.
Are you ever edgy or inpatient with your parents or other family members? A B C D|18. Do you feel that your parents understand your problems and are supportive? A B| 9. Are you ever overwhelmed by hopelessness?
* accompany clients to appointments. * send regular (often monthly) written reports on the client's status to the client, the family, or both. * assess the client's situation to identify problems and offer solutions. * arrange and monitor in-home help. * review financial, legal, and medical issues.
Part II Argumentative Essay Carla Saliba July 12, 2014 Pre-Writing mental illness, Involuntary commitment, what is mental illness, how many people are diagnosed with a mental illness each year, history of mental illness, how cultures used to perceive mental illness, what steps have to happen to have someone committed, do the mentally ill have rights, do they have access to a lawyer, has any involuntary committed patient ever sued for the commitment, what are the laws concerning mental illness and involuntary commitment. Mental Illness: Involuntary Commitment, Is it Legal? Mental Disorder as defined by Merriam-Webster Dictionary, A mental or bodily condition marked primarily by sufficient disorganization of personality, mind
What background information do you need to provide for your audience? - Examples of what drugs do to people’s bodies. c.
Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Nursing Actions Evaluation Date Modification Subjective Data: Mr. Issler looks pale, diaphoretic and underweight. He is experiencing generalized weakness. He verbalized that he does not know if he has hypo or hyperthyroidism, Ineffective breathing pattern related to CHF and possible DVT. Monitor Oxygen saturation and vital signs, Perform physical assessment, and auscultate breath sounds. Monitor respiratory rate/ depth, note ease of breathing, Investigate restlessness, dyspnea and cyanosis.