...Jason’s Case Study Abstract Jason, a twenty six year old male, is seen in the urgent care clinic with a laceration to his arm. He cut his arm on roof sheeting while at work. While assessing the laceration on Jason’s arm, the nurse notices that he has a sunburn, freckles and moles on his skin. While Jason is still in the urgent care, the patient’s wife calls and asked if the medical staff would assess a mole on her husband. The nurse also educated Jason regarding sunburns, changes in freckles, moles, and lesions. His complexion, hair and eye color puts Jason at a higher risk for cancer and complications of being in the sun. The nurse also reminded Jason to make an appointment to have his family doctor check the laceration on his arm to make sure no infection or complications have developed. Jason’s Case Study After the nurse introduces herself to Jason, she gets his vital signs, height and weight. The nurse or the doctor per facility protocol should cleanse the wound to remove any dirt or debris from the laceration site. The nurse measures the laceration in length and width. The nurse checks the laceration for foreign bodies or debris in his arm. The doctor may order an x-ray of his arm to rule out any foreign bodies that may be in Jason’s arm. Saline gauze should be placed over the laceration site until the doctor comes into the examination room to see the patient. The nurse asks Jason if he has had a tetanus shot in the past five years. Jason should...
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...William Faulkner’s The Sound and The Fury gives a take on the decline of the old south not often seen. His discussion of racism and southern ideals leads the reader to understand more of what the old south was truly like. His novel centers around scenes of death, bringing the themes of the book to light through flashbacks. The juxtapositions of death with scenes of life showcase the themes of the decline of the old south, and corruption within southern families. The death of the Compson’s grandmother, DaMuddy, is the first step in the decline of the Compson family. She is the oldest matriarch of the family, and with her death, comes the decline of the family, the decline of their ideals, and the decline of the Compson family legacy. In Benjy’s section, her death is juxtaposed with Caddy’s wedding. Her wedding feels like a death to the brothers. Benjy, especially, feels as if it is a death. He sees that Caddy is there, and then she is gone. She never comes back, after the wedding. And whether it be a death of ideals, with Caddy’s loss of virginity and her pregnancy out of wedlock, or the loss of Caddy herself, the metaphorical death of Caddy brings a loss to the novel. The novel centers around Caddy. The brothers are obsessed with her, either thinking about her or longing for her while simultaneously wishing to forget her. Even Mrs. Compson thinks of her constantly, albeit as a failure, telling Dilsey, “Dilsey, I forbid you ever to speak that name in her hearing. If she could...
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...Who has the stronger argument, Susan or Jason’s children? Why? In this case Jason’s children have the stronger argument. According with the book Business Law by LeRoy and Hollowell on the page 522 under the title “Wills”, it’s stated that “A will is the final declaration of how a person desires to have his or her property disposed of after dead”. In this case when Jason did his will after sending the letter to Susan he had to stipulate that the violins will belong to his niece after Jason’s death. Even if Susan stipulate that Jason’s children had never picked up a violin or they were stranged of his father, Jason’s last wish was that his children were the sole owners of his estate. If you were the jury hearing this case, for whom would you decide? Why?...
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...I tried to model my dialogue as Ms. Holt suggested, by showing what was happening instead of telling it, and emulate realistic conversation rhythms. I didn’t used dialogue tags because I felt that it would interfere with the intended emotions being set up throughout the exchange. I wanted the underlying argument to be apparent through clues in Jason’s reactions. “Did you eat my cereal?” Jason muted the football game to glance up at his wife holding the empty box in a white-knuckle grip. The wild anger in her eyes startled him. “No.” He turned back to the game thinking the conversation over. He was confused when she marched over and turned off the TV. “Promise me you aren’t lying, not when I’m asking point blank.” Her angry eyes misted as her jaw...
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...Despite promising to remain faithful to Medea for the rest of their days, Jason decides to marry another woman when their romantic alliance is no longer as advantageous to him as a marriage with a king’s daughter. Jason angers the very woman who helped him, the very woman who schemed for him, the very woman willing to betray her father, the very woman willing to commit fratricide. Knowing all that she is capable of and having approved of her transgressions (when it worked in his favor), Jason still goes on with his plan making Medea a victim of his inability to maintain is oath. Consequently, Medea herself becomes a villain in her search for retribution. Jason is greatly hurt by Medea’s actions; she kills Jason’s prospective wife and murders the children they have together. The true innocent victims are the bystanders, most notably the children of Jason and Medea, who are pulled into parent’s conflict. Considering that Medea was content before Jason broke his promise it is...
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...Jason’s Deli vs. Jersey Mike’s Subs Bernadine A. Mitchell COMM-155 May 12, 2013 Instructor: Martha Johnson Jason’s Deli and Jersey Mike’s Subs are fast-food restaurants that offer similar menu choices, but have different amenities and environment. Jason's Deli was founded in Beaumont, Texas in 1976 by Joe Tortorice Jr., and the company currently has approximately 230 U.S. locations in 28 states.[i] Jersey Mike's Subs is a submarine sandwich, or "sub", chain headquartered in Manasquan, New Jersey. The Jersey Mike's franchise has more than 600 stores across the United States.[ii] Both restaurants have superior submarine sandwiches and wraps. Jason’s Deli, however, was the first major restaurant to ban artificial trans fats and eliminate high fructose corn syrup in the U.S., providing menu choices to create healthier meals. Although both Jason’s Deli and Jersey Mike’s Subs provide an online menu for convenience and ease of ordering before you leave the house, there are distinct differences in their presentation. Jersey Mike’s Subs only provide a selection of subs and wraps, and a very limited Kid’s menu. At Jersey Mike's, Italian meats are emphasized, but American meats and cheeses are also provided. Jersey Mike’s Kid’s menu only consist of three items of ham & cheese, turkey & cheese, salami & cheese on a submarine roll, along with a drink and a cookie. Jason’s Deli also provide a variety of meats, and has a selection of four types of menu...
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...The emergence of Jason’s stammer during a classroom game of hangman is gruesomely familiar to anyone who has anxieties that stem from wanting to fit in and/or constantly worrying about what other think of you. “Miss Throckmorton said, “Yes, Jason?” and that was when my life divided itself into Before Hangman and After Hangman. The word “nightingale” kaboomed in my skull but it just wouldn't come out. The n got out okay, but the harder I forced the rest, the tighter the noose got. I remember Lucy Steads whispering to Angela Bullock, stifling giggles. I remember Robin South staring at this bizarre sight. I’d’ve done the same if it hadn't been me.” (BSG, p.26) As the form assembly looms closer and closer Jason’s stammer becomes more of a challenge to deal with. After this dreadful event Jason’s teacher suggest that he should see a speech therapist to his mother. Mrs. Dee Roo who is Jason’s speech therapist is introduced in this chapter as well. Many of the adults in Jason’s life do not really know how to help him manage and aid him in overcoming his stammer but his speech therapist is able to actually connect in ways that others cannot. “Mrs. De Roo asked if I’d spoken to Mr. Kempsey about excusing me for a few weeks. I already had done...
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...people to do stupid and crazy things, such as stay out late past their curfew, change their entire style, and skip classes to be with their loved ones. However, in Euripedes’ play, Medea, the main character, Medea, was not only a crazy, homicidal lady, but she was also persuasive, as she had caused the deaths of many innocent lives. Medea has a past of convincing naive people to kill their loved ones. Because Jason was going to marry another woman, Medea was going to be exiled from Corinth, which she did not like. Betrayed and angered by Jason’s actions, Medea reacted horribly and cruelly to the people around her. Wanting to seek revenge, Medea plotted the deaths of the King Creon’s daughter, whom Jason was going to marry, the King, and her children, thus leaving Jason to mourn over the death of his new bride and children. Although Jason was leaving Medea for another person, Medea did not have a right to seek revenge against Jason. Upset by Jason’s betrayal, Medea maliciously plotted the death of King Creon’s daughter as her last act before her banishment. Knowing it will be suspicious if she were the...
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...dashed” (Euripides 488 - 499). Seeking to cause Jason’s self - condemnation, Medea intentionally exaggerates her significance, in an attempt to emphasize the gravity of the situation. Unable to recognize Jason’s humanity, Medea’s description of “unfeeling monster” reveals his dominance in the relationship, as Medea dramifies Jason’s presence, viewing herself as subordinate. Rather than create a formidable aura, Medea softens her emotional strength, in order to magnify her weakness. While Medea utilizes emotional appeal, she connects her mental and physical trauma through diction, such as “Ah my poor hand”, dramatizing her situation, into one of despair. In an endeavor to elicit Jason’s sympathy, Medea illustrates her relationship with Jason, as one of sacrifice, asserting his responsibility for her actions. “And for all this, you man of stone” divulges Medea’s disregard for Jason, as she deems him unworthy. Through “My hopes...
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...Summary Flight is a short story written by Alice Hoffman. This story mainly focuses on three main characters that live in the suburb of Franconia. The narrator who has an older brother called Jason and Jason’s best friend, Eugene. Eugene is considered to be the narrator’s partner in crime. Eugene and the narrator started a business together where they sold term papers so they could earn enough money to escape Franconia. While Jason is unknowing of their sneaky business, he is busy conducting a special diet experiment in his bedroom involving his twenty hamsters. The principal at the school suspends Eugene and the nameless narrator after finding out that they sold term papers to other students. After the suspension, Eugene buys a plane ticket to San Francisco leaving his pet (owl) behind, as a responsibility to Jason’s sister. Jason’s sister takes it home where it later kills all Jason’s hamsters, forcing Jason to buy new pets but this time Jason decides to buy chicks. Characterization. The narrator in this story is nameless and genderless, by the emotions she/he expresses throughout the story; one might think that the narrator could be a girl. In line 2 she/he says that ‘’ it wasn’t so much that Eugene and I liked each other, or that there was any possibility of romance between us”, this indicates that the narrator could be female or a homosexual man, considering the fact that she/he points out that there was no possibility of romance between their relationship. The narrator...
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...32-year-old Susan; and 15 year old son, Jason. This African American family has a comfortable socioeconomic status. The family appears to have enough money to meet needs because Jason is able to participate in extracurricular activities. Mary’s family seems to be middle class. Referral Susan’s son, Jason, confirmed what was reported and also informed CPS that she filed a petition with Family Court to terminate the guardianship rights of Mary S. In addition, it was disclosed that Jason often called Susan crying for help. Mary S. has used excessive punishment while disciplining and taking care of her grandson Jason. The source also disclosed that Mary S. has left Jason home alone for days at a time. The source stated her concern for Jason’s safety and well-being because Mary S. is a retired corrections officer that might still have a gun in the home. The allegation is assumed that leaving Jason with his grandmother will be dangerous....
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...Tara wants the counselor to tell Jason how she feels, for example, how if he doesn’t “stop having such a close relationship with his mother”, his wife will likely leave him. Jason has also made it seem as if he hasn’t communicated how important his mother is to him, but also how their relationship isn’t perfect either. Sometimes they “yell or get upset with each other”. He also admits that he wishes his mom had more hobbies or friends so she wasn’t so involved with his life. So there are a few different third parties that get in the way of Jason and Tara’s communication. The counselor is one and Jason’s mother is the other. Tara wants to communicate with the counselor about how she feels about Jason, which is good, but she also needs to tell Jason how she feels and how important this issue really is to her. Jason needs to listen to Tara without getting defensive of his mother. He should also let Tara know why his mother is important to him and explain to her how he feels about the situation. Jason should continue and let his mother know he wishes she would give him more space and maybe occupy herself with “hobbies or friends”. His mother should respect Jason and Tara’s marriage and not make Tara feel poorly about...
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...two clients that he did work on during his first year because of complaints about Jason’s inappropriate comments in meetings with client personnel. Realizing there was a big problem with Jason, Jackson decided to schedule an appointment with other key people in the firm to discuss the future of Jason. From a rights perspective, Jason’s right to truth is threatened by his mentor William Jackson. Instead of telling Jason what his problem is, Jackson decided to end the meeting by making an excuse that he had to go somewhere. Jackson hasn’t counseled Jason in an honest and open manner. Jason is on the fast track with Rodgers & Philips, and he receives high evaluations from his seniors. However, he was requested not serve on the engagement team because of complaints about Jason’s inappropriate comments in meetings with client personnel. It is unfair between Jason and the other employees of Rodgers & Philips. All employees should be evaluated by the firm in an honest and fair manner. Jason was given a good evaluation on the audit by the senior. If an employee is being given a job evaluation, it is assumed that it will assess the employee’s strengths and weaknesses. However, the performance evaluation system is not a reliable one because the employee’s ability to get along with clients was omitted from the system. Jason upset some biggest clients because of impolite behavior. It is unfair between Jason’s clients’ paid the fee for professional audit service and the disrespect the clients...
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...Chemical Use Assessment/History and Treatment Recommendations Shawn Johnson Liberty University Chemical Use Assessment/History and Treatment Recommendations This document serves as a training aid for assessment and treatment recommendations of a patient in the screening process of a treatment facility. Through the process of assessment the following practices will be established: professional assistance with identifying a SUD, justification for admittance, identifying patient strength and weaknesses, and to address individual and program treatment goals. The final objective is to acquire the proper knowledge and skill to carefully and accurately make assessment and treatment recommendations. Reason for Assessment Jason Doe born 4/28/77, 38- year old factory worker, married 10 years, estranged from wife Melissa and two sons ages 6&8. Jason reports early child hood trauma and abuse (verbal and physical) possible PTSD, adult child of an alcoholic traits, father killed in alcohol related incident. Jason separates himself from his mother and siblings, his main focus is social gatherings of his choice that include the consumption of alcohol. Jason is being assess after his second arrest for drinking and driving (DUI/DWI), Jason has entered treatment at the advice of his attorney, his unsuccessful attempts to cut down has led to an increase in consumption...
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...Human Resource Management! Term Paper A friend of mine names Susi, she graduated from university with Business Administration Degree and she founds her first job, to work on the education centre names ABC Education centre. The position is a full time administrative assistant and she got the job after she went for the interview. However, she was terminated on her very first day. Susi was 3 months pregnant, and she did not disclose her pregnancy to her hiring manager because she thought that she does not need to mention it and it will not affect her employment. However, she told her co-worker about her pregnancy when she was in the training. Then her co-worker advised her to tell the manager as soon as possible about her pregnancy before the manager finds out from someone else. Her co-worker also told Susi that some other employees have been experiencing the same situation and to be terminated in before. Then Susi immediately discusses her pregnancy with her manager and the manager pointed out that he worried about Susi’s long-time available, so Susi offered the part-time option to see if it can work out. The manager told Susi to wait and she needs to speak with the “head office”. Susi waited for few hours, and then she received a phone call from her manager and she was told to pack her belongings and leave. Susi was terminated. The manager gave her the reason is because Susi is not able to work in full-time and the position requires a full-time worker. Susi rapidly replied to her...
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