Case Study #1: John Pike. Kenneth VanOrden Jr University of Indiana: Kokomo ALHT – B311: Systems of Healthcare Delivery Dr. Melinda Stanley February 26, 2023 This medical case is about a 70-year-old man named John Pike, who was an avid jogger and had a clean health record for most of his life. John does not have health insurance, as he thought it was not worth the cost due to him being both frugal, as well as in his good health. However, after developing a cough and a low fever that would not go away, he was transferred by his primary care doctor, Dr. Salter, to Mercy Hospital, where, after two emergency room visits and much miscommunication between John and the medical staff, was diagnosed with Factor V Leiden. This disease caused blood clots in his right lung, …show more content…
John did not effectively communicate what was wrong with him, having neglected to tell his doctor that he was coughing up blood and that he was an avid jogger. The primary problem with Pike’s case was the lack of communication among the staff members of Mercy Hospital, with the patient, and with other medical professionals. Pike did not do himself any favors; he failed to tell his primary care physician, Dr. Salter, that he was coughing up blood, causing him to give a misdiagnosis of pneumonia. Additionally, after his fever returned and he was transferred to Mercy Hospital, the surgeon who visited John, Dr. Brittany Anderson, spent her time discussing Pike’s case with her medical students instead of asking him questions about his symptoms. She also did not attempt to diagnose the root cause of his problem. Due to a reduced staff, Pike did not receive the attention needed at the hospital, which only served to compound the problem. Not only that, they did not sufficiently communicate with Dr. Salter about Pike’s blood tests, making it difficult to set the proper
Chaeronea, in August of 338 B.C., helped put Athenians and Thebans under Macedonia control, which left Sparta the only Greek state not under Philip's authority. Also, Philip introduced new weapons to the army, such as the 6-meter sarissa, a wooden pike with a metal tip used by the infantry in the phalanx. The sarissa when held upright in the phalanx (rows of eight), helped hide the maneuvers from the view of the enemy. If held horizontally by the front rows, it could penetrate from 20 feet away.
different than the dystopia that he lived his life in. This Utopia of More sounds very similar to that that Gonzalo speaks of in Shakespeare's Tempest "All things in common nature should produce without sweat or endeavor. Treason, felony, Sword, pike, knife, gun, or need for any engine Would I not have; but nature should bring forth of it own kind, all foison, all abundance, to feed my innocent people"(Shakespeare 334) There have been many attempted Utopias. One of these can be seen in the book
it were static, or as if it were dynamic, or as if it were a network of relationships or a part of a larger network. Note carefully that a unit is not either a particle or a wave or a field, but rather can be viewed as all three. (Young, Becker and Pike 122) Thus, the way we see the world has enormous influence over the way we see the teaching of writing. Some see writing as a product (static particle), some as a process (... ... middle of paper ... ...as saying that we are here on Earth to
freedive has very little equipment; a mask, optional snorkel, fins, and the speargun of your choice. It is the simplest form of spearfishing, and yet it is said to be the most challenging (Allen Patrick 6). A diver must hold his breath on the surface, “pike dive” and descend, while trying to clear his ears and equalize pressure(6). The ears must also be cleared with the scuba method, so this is not only for freedivers. The scuba method, much more gear intensive, first and foremost requires that you have
Our imperative family tradition was a summer vacation. Completely neglecting any responsibilities for a week, vacations were the perfect excuse. Fostering an environment for bonding, our annual vacations helped in creating lifelong memories. According to a Disney Time Survey conducted by Kelton, 82% of time on vacation is considered family time. This finding is evident, especially in one of my recent vacations. The months preceding and following this specific family trip, were filled with various
THEIMMORTAL By:me n ur ............. I read the book called the immortal by Christofer Pike. The story takes place in an island Greco in Greece. It is a great island and is mostly for tourism. But near that island about 5 miles away from Greco is a sacred island of Delos which attracts many tourists. It is sacred because its very old and there are prehistoric ruins everywhere on it. But the main reason it
area around Elkhorn Tavern and Tanyard. The Battle spanned from the night of March 6 to the afternoon of March 8 in 1862. The commanding officers for the Confederate side in this battle were Major General Earl Van Dorn and Brigadier General Albert Pike. For the Federal's side there were Major General Samuel R. Curtis and Brigadier General Franz Sigel (Battle). The Confederate General Earl Van Dorn's objective was to "have St. Louis - then Huzza!" He hoped to accomplish this by going north from
Warfare During the Renaissance Warfare did not get invented during the Renaissance, but there were some significant innovations. Feudal cavalry lost its strength of the battlefield, infantry gained in stature, states learned how to field large armies for long periods of time. Most important of all, however, was the use of gunpowder. The chief result of these innovations was that warfare once and for all was taken out of the hands of private individuals (the nobility) and was taken over by the nation-state
might be far from perfect, but at least it was a place ruled by love rather than by fear, where you did not have to be perpetually taken out of this warm nest and flung into a world of force and fraud and secrecy, like a goldfish into a tank full of pike. (23) Young Orwell, impacted by this, “hard,” disorienting situation, realizes he is alone in a hostile, harsh environment. Orwell uses the image of the “warm nest,” a womb, from which the child is thrown, then innocently forced into a destructive
blind wrath did not spare de Launay's escort...Exhausted by his efforts to defend his prisoner...he had to seperate from M. de Launay...Hardly had he sat down when, looking after the procession, he saw the head of M. de Launay stuck on the point of a pike...The people, fearing that their victim might be snatched away from them, hastened to cut his throat on the steps of the Hotel de Ville..." The mob rushed into the prison’s courtyard. Some individuals were not as ruthless as others. "...Those who came
should go up and slide over the net as far as possible. The arms and hands should be rigid, with thumbs upward and fingers spread apart. Before contact, the arms, shoulders, and hands should be turned inward to the center of the court. The body should pike. The hands should be open to surround, and try to catch the ball. There are two main methods of movement. These include the side step and the crossover. The side step is meant for covering a short distance. The body stays square to the net. The foot
World War I During W.W.I the Austrian wore the pike gray 1909 pattern tunic and trousers. They have three white stars on the collar which indicate Sergeants rank. Some have leather gaiters worn by mountain troops; others wore the ordinary trousers with the integral gaiter which fastened around the ankle with two buttons. Men and women wore tunics made of khaki serge flannel or cord. Most men, and some women, also wore leather cartridge pouches and a slouched hat. Women were seen wearing long
Pike Ted Hughes Choose a poem you studied recently which challenges the reader to view something familiar in a new and thought provoking way. Pike Ted Hughes Stanzas one to four of the poem are there to describe the Pike, its nature, what it looks like and it’s destiny in nature as a predator. The poet, Ted Hughes, in writing this poem challenges the reader to view nature in a totally new perspective by exploring the power and violence in it by using one animal in river life, the
prison. This man is called Pike, and has a reputation for being a fighter. His reputation is not that well however, because it seems that he loses more fights than he wins. He is sitting with an African-American man and another man by a fire, Eddie and Van. He quickly became friends with Eddie, and realized that Van was more trouble than he was worth. He and Eddie hitched a train to the West, looking for jobs as cowherds. They reach a town on the edge of the frontier that Pike has visited in the past
than others. One such transnational corporation that has embodied this pursuit of expansion in domestic and foreign markets for profit is the Starbucks Coffee Company. This company, which finds its roots in the opening of a single retail location in Pike place Market of Downtown Seattle in 1971, has been able to infiltrate into countless foreign domains and grow into a global powerhouse of the food and beverage industry with over nine thousand stores across the globe today in thirty-four countries