Case Study 5: Cerebrovascular Accident Situation: It is early morning and the client‚ an 80-year-old woman‚ is getting out of bed. She has a mild headache over the right temple‚ is fatigued‚ and feels slightly weak. She calls for her husband to let him know she will be going back to bed for a while. When her husband comes in to check on her‚ he finds that she is having trouble saying words and has a slight left-sided facial droop. When he helps her up from the bedside‚ he notices weakness in her
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Client server Current system: In that Corporate Financial System is a 25-year-old IBM 3090 mainframe running under a Virtual Machine/Conversational Mode System (VM/CMS) operating system. Many of the business applications used by the system are written in COBOL‚ and data that is stored in a non-SQL-compliant FOCUS database. Personal computers (PCs) containing an office productivity software is centrally located throughout the Corporate headquarters. Many day-to-day operations that happen across
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professionals we will come across many clients from all walks of life that unfortunately are facing so many problems. Many people experience hardship and they just simply need help. As a professional in this field our work is to help our clients with whatever needs they may have at that time. The ultimate and main goal is to help the client become self-sufficient. Help them learn new skills as well as provide referrals to resources when needed. The job is to help provide the clients with alternatives to what
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When therapist met client at home for individual therapy‚ client greeted the therapist. Client was given a copy of the treatment plan‚ client and the client’s mother reviewed‚ agreed‚ and sign the treatment plan. Client showed understanding of the protocol of the first meeting in regards to the risks and benefits of therapy‚ freedom of choices‚ privacy rights‚ confidentiality and the limits of confidentiality. Client showed understanding of child abuse‚ dependent adult abuse‚ elder abuse‚ self-harming
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has many problems today meeting the needs of clients. Helping clients where issues has occurred such substance abuse‚ personal loss‚ mental or physical illness‚ or family problems is becoming harder to do without the trust of the client. Human Service Professionals have to work as a unit to make sure we meet the needs of every client; no one person can meet the needs of a client. We need assemble a care plan system that
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Client Understanding Destiny Perrin ACC/542 August 13‚ 2012 Mark Taylor It is our understanding that there are a few questions why further information is needed after the review of the data submitted. As part of our mission statement we ensure that all our clients’ financial data follows appropriate guidelines to ensure wellness of your company as well as investors. The first issue to be addressed is the decision to switch to lower of cost or market value method (LCM). It is understood
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Instructor: Deborah Yarber RN Why I would like to become a C.N.A? My name is Tina Connor and I’m thirty four years old I was born here in Chicago. For the last seven years I have worked for the United States Post Office. The reason I would like to become a C.N.A. is because it will be the first step at achieving my goal of becoming a Registered Nurse. Once I receive my certificate
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8893 Draymore Blacklick‚ Ohio 43004 USA January 19‚ 2014 Dear Sir‚ AN OPINION ON THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS CAPITAL FINANCING We thank your highness for having confidence in us and as such requesting a business advice from us at this moment. We would like to have a brief discussion with you on some two pertinent issues that might help you make a viable decision towards the growth of your business and avoiding too much tax liabilities. Although businesses have a lot of means of raising funds to
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of curvature‚ though‚ the flanges on the center driver would begin to bind in the curve. The farther apart were the front and rear drivers‚ the less track curvature the locomotive could negotiate. One solution was to make the center driver(s) without flanges on the tires.[1] The other solution was to allow at least one of the axles (often the front driver) to move lateral to the frame‚ and such designs incorporated various devices to permit this motion. Typically the bearing boxes were designed to
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invento-ries on two previous audits and was the in-charge accountant on this audit. Bill’s observations of the quantity of grain in the elevator fell ten percent below the client’s records. Bill’s attention was drawn to the discrepancy in the two measurements of what was in the elevator because‚ in his judgment‚ such a gap was significant enough to be material. The resulting difference between the inventory as reported by the client and the audited amount was enough to cause a significant drop in net
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