CRM 2307 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Domestic Violence, Psychological Abuse, Learned Helplessness

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Religious belief: eve was the downfall, adam was the smarter of the two, Jesus was male, therefore the clergy assumed that men were smarter and must guide their wife to salvation. And if that meant physical abuse that was okay, the men had to discipline their wife. A lot of pressure on women to stay in the home. Women would complain, and men would counter-complain that they were entitled to do it for the following: bad house keeping, bad mothering, bad cooking. Before the 1940"s women received support from social securities about spousal abuse. During the 1940"s with all the social upheaval women were seen as neurotic, rigid and as trouble. If a women complained to social services there was counseling done with her because she was considered the problem not the male. During this time the police are largely useless, they do not have the resources and do almost nothing to prevent violence against women.

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A 27 year old white female presented her self at her local physician on August 15. On physical exam, the patient has a fever of 38.5 C.She appeared fatigued, had tender abdomen and complained of headache, stiff neck and backache with diarrhea. The physician noted an irregular heartbeat. The patient complained of lack of ability to concentrate. The patient gave the following history : She is a graduate student in the wildlife program at the University in her town. She was in the field for three weeks in Wisconsin during the months of May and June. She tracks small mammals in the field and studies their behavior. It had been a warm, wet spring and she complained of a large number of flies in the area. She felt sick the last day there after eating some canned food, as there was no cooler there .You have no time for culturing, as you need to take action fast.
1. what type of disease she could have based on the symptoms and why? you are not required to name a specific disease but a general type of disease. Naming a disease means you have answered the question wrong.
2. what features are not critical to your diagnosis from the case & why?
3. What further steps should be taken to precisely identify the case &why? What microbes you will not consider and why, name 4.
4. what steps would you take to ensure that the patient is stable till diagnosis is confirmed; Explain why would you do this?

III. A 27-year old white female presented herself at her local physician on August 15. On physical exam, thepatient had a fever of 38.5C. She appeared fatigued, had tenderabdomen and complained of headache, stiff neck and backache withdiarrhea. The physician noted an irregular heartbeat. The patientcomplained of lack of ability to concentrate. The patient gave thefollowing history: She is a graduate student in the wildlifeprogram at the University in her town. She was in the field forthree weeks in Wisconsin during the months of May and June. Shetracks small mammals in the field and studies their behavior. Ithad been a warm, wet spring and she complained of a large number offlies in the area. She felt sick the last day there after eatingsome canned food, as there was no cooler there. You had no time forculturing, as you need to take action fast.

1. What type of disease she could have based on thesymptoms and why? You are not required to name a disease naming adisease means you have answered the question wrong.

2.What features are not critical to your diagnosis fromthe case & why?

3. What further steps should be taken to preciselyidentify the case & why?

4. What microbes you will not considerand why [name 4].

5. What steps would you take to ensure that the patientis stable till diagnosis is confirmed; explain why would you dothis?

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