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What condition did the individual primarily suffer from?
What condition did the individual primarily suffer from?
- Severe hip dysplasia (correct)
- Ankle sprains
- Knee instability
- Lumbar disc herniation
What significant realization did the author have while being at Children’s instead of Johns Hopkins?
What significant realization did the author have while being at Children’s instead of Johns Hopkins?
- That others are more fortunate than her.
- That she needed to focus only on her own recovery.
- That seeing others suffer made her feel better about herself.
- To see others the way she wanted them to see her. (correct)
What was the main reason the men had trouble getting the patient onto the plane?
What was the main reason the men had trouble getting the patient onto the plane?
- The patient was unable to communicate her needs.
- The patient's legs were not fitting through the opening. (correct)
- The patient was too tall for the doorway.
- The plane's door was unusually small.
How did Dr. Kopits' recommendation differ from the previous medical advice?
How did Dr. Kopits' recommendation differ from the previous medical advice?
Which of the following best describes the emotional state of Mary and Lisa as portrayed in the passage?
Which of the following best describes the emotional state of Mary and Lisa as portrayed in the passage?
How did the patient feel after arriving home, despite some discomfort and pain?
How did the patient feel after arriving home, despite some discomfort and pain?
What was the initial emotional response of the individual and their parents to the proposed surgeries?
What was the initial emotional response of the individual and their parents to the proposed surgeries?
How did the patient communicate during mealtime despite her physical constraints?
How did the patient communicate during mealtime despite her physical constraints?
How does the presence of Dr. Kopits and the nurses affect the lives of Mary and Lisa?
How does the presence of Dr. Kopits and the nurses affect the lives of Mary and Lisa?
What concern did the individual express regarding their schooling?
What concern did the individual express regarding their schooling?
What does the mention of traditional medicine suggest about Dr. Kopits' approach?
What does the mention of traditional medicine suggest about Dr. Kopits' approach?
What was the patient's primary emotional response to the challenges she faced during recovery?
What was the patient's primary emotional response to the challenges she faced during recovery?
What is a central theme reflected in the experiences of the author and her peers?
What is a central theme reflected in the experiences of the author and her peers?
In what way does the author perceive the physical appearances of Mary and Lisa?
In what way does the author perceive the physical appearances of Mary and Lisa?
What common barrier to understanding others is highlighted in the content?
What common barrier to understanding others is highlighted in the content?
What role did the EMTs play in the patient's transition to the plane?
What role did the EMTs play in the patient's transition to the plane?
How did the individual and their father choose to cope with the overwhelming news about the surgeries?
How did the individual and their father choose to cope with the overwhelming news about the surgeries?
What did the patient imply when she joked about getting off the plane?
What did the patient imply when she joked about getting off the plane?
Which of the following statements best represents the emotional resilience demonstrated by Lisa?
Which of the following statements best represents the emotional resilience demonstrated by Lisa?
What potential outcome did Dr. Kopits mention regarding the need for additional surgeries?
What potential outcome did Dr. Kopits mention regarding the need for additional surgeries?
Which of the following best describes the support system present for the patient during recovery?
Which of the following best describes the support system present for the patient during recovery?
What was one of the major challenges faced by the author and her peers in relation to outsiders?
What was one of the major challenges faced by the author and her peers in relation to outsiders?
What did the patient realize about the people who helped her as a young girl?
What did the patient realize about the people who helped her as a young girl?
How does the author refer to her peers in the hospital?
How does the author refer to her peers in the hospital?
Flashcards
Difficulty getting off plane
Difficulty getting off plane
The patient's spread-eagle position made it difficult to fit through the airplane doorway.
Solution to plane exit
Solution to plane exit
The team flipped the patient onto her side, which made it easier to get her through the doorway.
Hospital Bed on Plane
Hospital Bed on Plane
The patient's hospital bed was bolted to the plane's floor.
Special Seat on Plane
Special Seat on Plane
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Hospital Transport Home
Hospital Transport Home
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Eating with Restrictions
Eating with Restrictions
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Food Challenges
Food Challenges
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Support System Significance
Support System Significance
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Identity Crisis
Identity Crisis
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Self-Esteem Development
Self-Esteem Development
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Seeing Beyond Appearance
Seeing Beyond Appearance
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Living With a Chronic Condition
Living With a Chronic Condition
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Isolation and Compassion
Isolation and Compassion
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Unseen Suffering
Unseen Suffering
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Resilience in Adversity
Resilience in Adversity
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Shared Experiences of Pain
Shared Experiences of Pain
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Hip Dysplasia
Hip Dysplasia
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Osteotomies
Osteotomies
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Complex Treatment Plan
Complex Treatment Plan
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Uncertainty of Outcome
Uncertainty of Outcome
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Departure from Traditional Medicine
Departure from Traditional Medicine
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Looking Beyond the Obvious
Looking Beyond the Obvious
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Emotional Impact of a Complex Treatment Plan
Emotional Impact of a Complex Treatment Plan
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Seeking Knowledge Beyond Conventional Boundaries
Seeking Knowledge Beyond Conventional Boundaries
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Study Notes
Book Title and Author
- Book title: LOOKING UP
- Book subtitle: How a Different Perspective Turns Obstacles Into Advantages
- Author: MICHELE L. SULLIVAN
Praise for the Book
- Sheryl Sandberg (COO of Facebook): Cultivating empathy and compassion for others is essential for human progress, highlighting connection and understanding.
- Bono (musician and philanthropist): The book is sharp, insightful, emotionally impactful, and inspirational. Has a neurophysicist-like intellectual capacity and a large spirit.
- Michael Bloomberg (founder of Bloomberg LP and Bloomberg Philanthropies, former NYC mayor): Focuses on individual and collaborative leadership in philanthropy, demonstrating the power of both.
- Cynthia DiBartolo (founder, chairwoman, and CEO of Tigress Financial Partners): A powerful memoir showcasing resilience and strength in the face of a rare form of dwarfism. The author refuses to be defined by perceived disabilities, focusing on personal and professional goals.
- Clay Scroggins (author): A highly appreciated resource for personal and professional growth, recommended for team reading.
- Scott Harrison (founder and CEO of charity: water, author): A call to change perspective and see others' true value.
- Ed Rapp (former Caterpillar Group president): A role model of embracing diversity and practicing principles outlined in overcoming challenges.
- Bill Kurtis (award-winning journalist): Striving to see the inherent value in others to elevate them and ourselves.
- Jeff Whiteman (president/CEO of Empire Southwest): Importance of social impact investment. Emphasizes the value of those around us and giving of ourselves.
Book Content Summary
- Introduction: Deals with the author's life and the differing perspectives people have.
- Chapter 1: Focuses on two kinds of growth-physical and internal. Reflects on the author's early life, including medical experiences. Highlights the early formation of ideas and concepts that would shape the author's life.
- Chapter 2: Knowledge at First Sight-Assesses how assumptions are formed about others before meeting them. Personal anecdote of meeting a classmate who was also a person of short stature.
- Chapter 3: Seeing Others Takes Sacrifice-Author reflects on challenges and difficulties faced in treating others with different perspectives and meeting their needs. Personal story surrounding a physician who advocated for treatment unique to the author's experiences.
- Chapter 4: The Value of Being Wrong-At First-The importance of challenging initial assumptions about others and appreciating their value. Highlights the author's own growth.
- Chapter 5: Letting Down Your Guard-Importance of empathy and being willing to support others in their struggles.
- Chapter 6: Make the First Move-Personal experience with taking initiative to connect with others, and being open to connecting with those who are different. Key elements: perspective and initiative.
- Chapter 7: Asking for Help Is a Strength, Not a Weakness-The author reflects on the importance of asking for help and support in life. Experiences from the workplace and personal stories are shared throughout.
- Chapter 8: Choose Intimacy Over Influence-Importance of building relationships with others over a period of time. Reflects on relationships and the importance of choosing intimacy as a driver for influence over others.
- Chapter 9: A New Line of Sight-Reflects on the ability to form a different perspective that shapes how people see others. Personal story of getting a driver's license.
- Chapter 10: The Real Measure of Impact-Impact is tied to action and not just perception. The book offers examples of collaborative efforts and the author's belief that those with differing perspectives can rise above preconceived notions to achieve better outcomes.
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This quiz explores the emotional and medical challenges faced by a patient in a children's hospital. It examines the perspectives of the patient, their family, and the medical staff, highlighting significant realizations and the impact of traditional medicine. Additionally, it delves into the dynamics of healthcare interactions and personal feelings during treatment.