HLSC 102 Fall 2016 Case Study 7: Mrs. Fox. Outpatient Care Scenario: Despite her

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HLSC 102 Fall 2016 Case Study 7: Mrs. Fox. Outpatient Care Scenario: Despite her adversities and difficulties, Mrs. Fox did extremely well at Helen was Hayes Hospital. She displayed only mild impairments to short-term memory, of able to functionally communicate with others, and regained most ofthe function her right upper Furthermore, she learned how to use her prosthetic limb to walk again without the use of an assistive device Mrs. Fox was finally able to return to her home in Stony Point. She was elated to see her family and the home environment and was immediately greeted by her golden retriever, Sonny. Occupational, physical, and speech therapy services continued on an outpatient basis for the next 3 months to address any unresolved impairments One day, Mrs. Fox drove her customized mini-van to the local high school. Her son Jeff was playing in the first soccer game of the season. As Jeff was running for the ball, he twisted his knee and immediately fell to the ground. In a panic Mrs. Fox stormed down toward the field but caught her left foot on the bleacher up step. With adrenaline flowing through her body, Mrs. Fox hoisted herself back to check on her son. At the time, it was determined that Jeff had sustained a mild strain of his knee, and was out for the rest of the game r visiting his provider (2), another consultant also found that Jeffhe had an itchy scaly bald spot on the back of his head, and another similar red scaly fungal like rash near his (3). He was treated for both rashes, which cleared while he was home Jeff recovering from his knee sprain After checking with a specialist for his knee would be back to playing after a few weeks of rest and rehabilitation (4) The following day, Mrs. Fox stepped outside to take Sonny for a walk. For some reason, Sonny wouldn't walk, he wasn't his usual active self. When Sonny suddenly stopped, Mrs. Fox kept and abrupt tension on the leash caused her to firmly hit her left foot onto the ground. She remembered that she had caught her left foot on a step the day before as she fell to the ground in pain. While on the ground she notice a red bull's eye like spot on he left arm (5). "Maybe that's why I've been feeling a little achier the past few days she said to herself. But her attention returned to her left leg. As she made her way back into the house, Mrs. Fox realized that her artificial limb was damaged during one of her recent falls and needed to be repaired (6). She also

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