the connection between the rural residency and the chosen care element
The study traverses the connection between the rural residency and the chosen care element, consisting of family and school and beneficial behavior of peer attitude. Alcohol and tobacco are risk behavior that can risk the health of young girls passing through adolescence.
Method the sample of an adolescent girl with Syrian descent was collected. The teenage girl residing in a remote province in Pennsylvanian, we applied a method of x2 information to check rural-urban residing and evaluate the difference separately by gender. In the Syrian region, migration takes place every year caused by civil war. Single women and young are forced to travel alone, creating risk and due need for adequate care response. In the end, the study demonstrates that girls in Syria need to be protected and given full care.
Patient History
Depression (significant depressive disorder) is a medical illness that can interfere with the ability to manage the day–to–day activities such as sleeping, eating, or supervising the education work. Many people experience depression, but this does not mean it’s not a severe illness. Care may be required for somebody to feel better, depression occurs in any age, but usually, the symptoms begin to show in teens or early twenties or thirties. It may cause other different psychological disorders, drug abuse, and other health conditions. (Kroning, M., & amp; Kroning, K., 2016).
Syrian migration culture, when refugees move mostly the trip heading to Europe, many of the women and young girls an aware of the dangers ahead.
Evaluate recent literature on best practices for treating Major Depression.
Bio Data
Name N.I
Age 13years
Gender Female
Number of Sibling 2(boys)
Born order last born
Religion Islam
Informant Aunt
Date 10 Aug 2018
Sources of Referral
The girl was referred by her aunt for a checkup of psychological assessment and control. The girl looked scared and worried. She could not go to school, would complain of headaches, nightmares, and loneliness, not interested in always plying moody.
History of Illness
The girl has been living with her aunt since 2017, due to her family migration culture and the effects of civil wars. The province was severely affected by civil war, and she was separated from her family after the death of her mother. Her father moved to another area with other children that were boys. Though she a new home, her aunt’s financial status cannot fully support the family. Her aunt’s husband is an addict who has no stable job and depends on alcohol daily. He has become so violent and beats the girl’s aunt and steals the little money they have in the house.
The patient’s case session Report
The patient started having problems at the age of 10 years old; she was sad. I used to remember her late mother; she would weep most of the time; she wished her mum was alive. According to her aunt, she could not eat her food correctly; she refused to go to school, the girl won’t play with other children; all she does is sit alone and weep. When she went to school, she would sit down in silence, not answering any question in class. Teachers were often punishing her for not completing her school assignment, especially homework. With so many incomplete homework’s the girl’s performance dropped drastically; she was always filled with anger towards fellow students. He rarely played and had no friends. All he did was sit down alone.
Nutrition
We discovered that the patient’s diet was lacking energy food that could help her feel energetic and not sluggish. Her aunt was informed about different food full of nutrition.
Hospitalization and other treatment programs
Depression can be so high in some teens; this can be when the patient is posing a danger to herself and or even causing danger to other people around the patient. For the patient to be safe and relaxed, it’s advised that the patient be admitted to a hospital. This can be until the symptoms can be managed better. Daily treatment is also preferred, as it may help. While at the hospital, the teen is monitored as the depression is controlled.
Lifestyle and home remedies
You can help your teen to succeed by following the guidelines that will help.
Complete treatment plan-The treatment checkup must be followed whether the patient wants or is not feeling like going. The procedure, as prescribed, should be followed even after she gets well. She should continue taking her drug even after feeling well to avoid depression from coming back.
Communication-talk to the teen ask a question about the behavioral changes you have noticed. Let her know that she has your support in whatever she is going through, develop a bond with her where she can share her problems with you anytime without fear.
Information-Learn, more about the depression treatment, empower you more, and know-how to help the other children suffering from the same. When you have the right information, it will help stick to the treatment plan.
Attentive-Learning from your doctor about signs that your teen could be in danger will help you. When you know the danger sign, you can always ask other family members to help you observe your teen.
Healthy behaviors-plan for your teen to create habits that can physically help the body. Doing some exercises will help reduce depression. She should get enough sleep during the day at times when they are suffering from depression; they lack sleep, which is not a good sign, in case of it sick doctor’s advice.
Avoid alcohol and drugs. The teen may feel like alcohol is the only friend they have and think it helps them stop thinking about their lives. Alcohol is the most dangerous and can cause other health complications in the body.
Eliminate items that could bring harm to them-If you have a teen who is battling depression, make sure all the sharp objects are kept very far. Harmful things like guns, knives, medicine, and alcohol should be kept away.
Health problem in the family
According to studies, depression can be inherited by children from their parents since it’s a biological component. During the assessment, the girl’s aunt confirmed that her late mother fell into depression and could not recover until she lost her life.
Perception
The girl’s reasoning seemed to be right; she could read and explain well what was written .she understood well all the formal tests done to her.
Suggestion
-The environment where the assessment is to take place should be very peaceful and conducive.
-When counseling the patient should be in a different room of the evaluation room.-During the assessment time takes when collecting information is very little and should be extended to have enough time with the patient.