Developmental history: Was the prenatal and childhood development normal? Were there any remarkable issues to note? Educational history: How far has the person gone in school? Did the person experience any academic or behavioral problems during school? Work history: Does the person have a career?
Slow or frequent nighttime urination c. VAMC WPB: Marie Kettley Guerrier, MD What medications on this list can be removed? What medications will he be on after he is discharged from hospital? Questions to Address: 1) Rehabilitation a. In a facility or at home? b.
How important is education in your family? Very important. All children are required to go through yeshiba, A jewesh school focused on jewesh studies 7. Is punctuality important to you? Why or why not?
Form A – “Transportation for Extra-curricular Events” Form B – “Notice of involvement in High Risk Activity” Form C – “Ethics in Sports” CIF Form D – “Athletic Contract” SUHSD ___________________ Parent Signature ___________________ Parent Signature ___________________ Parent Signature ___________________ Parent Signature Forms to be filled out Form E – “Athletic insurance protection waiver” ____________________ Parent Signature ______
Have any of these medical issues occurred in your family? Has more than one person been affected within your family? How long have you lived in Brookhaven, and were you healthy prior to moving here? Have you noticed a pattern in the medical issues in your family? Have you noticed any colored liquid in your yard, basement floor, or around your sump pump?
Do you feel envy or resentment that someone has something you don’t? A B C D| 2. In general, do you have headaches or digestive upsets? A B C D| A = Yes B = No 12. Do you experience any conflict between peer pressure to engage in certain activities and your own standards?
Briefly label and describe the family’s structure, socio-economic status and cultural group membership. 11. How well do family members understand the child’s specific health care needs and illness? 12a. How has the child reacted to hospitalization and separation from family?
The narrator was twelve years old in the beginning of the novel. Who are the members of the Wiesel family? What do Elie's parents do for a living? What is the Elie's father like? The members of the family are four children and parents.
Chapter 8: Culture and Health Critical Thinking Questions Think back to when you were growing up. Did your family have health coverage? Yes we did. Thank goodness for my father’s union benefits. How did your family pay for visits to the doctor?
For instance, if you decide to focus your term project on a survival story of your family, have two people in your family tell you their version of the same story of your family's survival. 3. Write down the stories told to you - as they told them. DO NOT write them as you might remember the story from being told it in the past. 4.