Introduction of the PatientMatthew Wilkins is a 60year old retired person who lives in his home alone. His wife died two years back and his only son lives out of state with his wife and two kids. He was a teacher at a school for the last 21 years. He is no more in touch with his son and his family. Previous family records suggest that he had been verbally and psychologically abused by his son and daughter-in-law. Hence they left him alone, lea…

Identifying and analysing of the problemMental health issue is one the most significant issue which many people are facing around the world (Kontoangelos, Economou and Papageorgiou 2020 Page no. 491). This issue causes the impairment of the cognitive and behavioural issue. Mental health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being since it involves striking the right equilibrium in our thinking, emotions, behaviour, and interpersonal interactions…

DiscussionThe paper will discuss an organization that works for treating alcohol and other drug addictions among people. The organization provides services to meet the needs of people of specific diverse groups. The paper will also discuss the interplay that is evident between drug abuse and the environment. The environment often promotes alcohol intake, resulting in addiction among young age and adulthood as well. The paper also discusses the…

Stroke and its impactOccupational justice is often viewed as a component of social justice, a philosophical approach that has traditionally emphasized treating individuals with dignity and distributing societal resources equally. Contemporary perspectives place greater emphasis on respecting differences and on what people are capable of doing and becoming rather than on what they get (Hocking, 2017). It was questioned in this research if wor…

BackgroundAir breathing evolved long before fish moved on to land. When water oxygen levels are low, many fish supplement their oxygen intake using lungs or other respiratory structures (facultative air breathers).  Anabantid fishes (eg Siamese fighters), for example, have a labyrinth organ that extracts oxygen from gulped air. But some fish are obligative air breathers such as electric eels and snakeheads, they drown if they can’t …