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Childhood Case Study: John Birky
A. John Birky is a 4-year old Caucasian boy.

B. Person, Family, Household, and Community Systems

1. Person System
The worker observed John and noticed he was skinny for his age, appeared malnourished and possible underweight. John was inappropriately dress for daycare and his clothing had the smell of urine and feces.

2. Family & Household System
John lives with both of his parents, Mr. Birky age 21 and Mrs. Birky age 20. John has a deceased 2-year old brother, Robert Birky. John’s brother reported drowning in the neighborhood’s ditch. John’s father, Mr. Birky is currently unemployed and uneducated. John’s mother, Mrs. Birky, did not completed high school or reported having employment. Mrs. Birky is currently experiencing frustration,

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