![]() If yes, please describe the markers that may substantiate the stressor. Is the stressor related to personal assault, e.g. Is the stressor related to the Veteran's fear of hostile military or terrorist activity? Yes No ![]() Stressor #1: 2001, AT AIRFORCE BASE IN QUATAR, WAS GOING TO DO PURCHASE WITH HIS PRCHASING AGENT, PERSON PULLS UP AT GATE AND PULLS OUT AK 47, START SHOOTING, HE WAS ONLY THIRD CAR FROM GATE., THIS PERSON WAS SHOTTO DEATHĭoes this stressor meet Criterion A (i.e., is it adequate to support the diagnosis of PTSD)? Yes No Describe one or more specific stressor event(s) the Veteran considers traumatic (may be pre-military, military, or post-military):Ī. Other, if any: HIS OWN PHSICAL CONDITION AND LEAD TO GIVING UP JOB AND ROLE REVERSAL WHEN HIS WIFE HAS TO WORK AND HE HAS TO STAY HOME. Relevant Substance abuse history (pre-military, military, and post-military): NONEį. Relevant Legal and Behavioral history (pre-military, military, and post-military): NONEĮ. IF HE IS IN UNFAMILIAR SITUATION, DOES GET UNCOMFORTABLE.HE GETS FRIGHETEN IF THERE IS LOUD NOISE.VERY LIMITED SOCIAL LIFE, ONLY TIME GOES OUT WHEN HE ATTENDS THE CHURCH.ĭ. REPORTS THAT HE AVOIDS CROWD, FEELS MORE SAFE AT HOME. ![]() Relevant Mental Health history, to include prescribed medications and family mental health (pre-military, military, and post-military): HE DID NOT RECEIVE ANY MH CARE BEFORE HE JOINED THE AIRFORCE, NONE WHILE IN AIRFORCE BUT AFTER DCED FROM AIRFORCE, HAD TO SEEK HELP AT CHATTANOOGA CLINIC.HE WAS THEN DEPRESSED, HIS MOTHER PASSED AWAY, COULD NOT HANDLE THE LOSS, HAD TO GIVE UP WORKING AND FELT HOPLESS AND HELPLESS.HE FELT LOW ELF ESTEEM.HE WAS THEN PRESCRIBED AND NOW HE IS STILL FOLLOWED BY PSYCHIATRIST AT CHATTANOOGA CLINIC.HE STILL FEELS DEPRESSED, SOME ARGUMENT WITH HIS WIFE.HE FREQUENTLY CRIES, FEELS HOPLESS AND SOME TIME GOES THROUGH MOOD SWING BUT DENIES ANY MANIC EPISODES.HE KEEP UP WAKING UP AT NIGHT, FIGHTS IN HIS SLEEP, FEW TIME HE HIT HIS WIFE IN SLEEP AND HAS HEPPENDED FREQUENTLY, FEELS GUILTY ABOUT.HIS WIFE TELLS HIM HE CRIES IN HIS SLEEP AND SCEAMING BUT HE DOES NOT REMEMBER DOING THESE. HE WORKED LAST SEPTEMBER 2016 BECAUSE OF PARKINSON's.Ĭ. HAS BACHELOR IN ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT.HE WORKED FOR TVA IN NUCLEAR PLANT AND DID ROOT COUSE ANALYSIT. Relevant Occupational and Educational history (pre-military, military, and post-military): COMPLETED HIGH SHCOLL IN JASPER. HE WAS DCED FROM AIRFORCE RESERVE IN 2008. HE HAD 6 TO 7 YRS OF ACTIVE AIRFORCE, STATIONED IN KUWAIT AND IRAQ. HE JOINED THE AIR FORCE IN 1985 AND DCED IN 2008 WHEN HE WAS DXED WITH PARKINSON'S. HE HAS ONE BROTHER AND ONE SISTER.NO HX OF ANY KIND OF ABUSE.HE IS MARRIED FOR 31 YRS, ONLY MARRAIGE. ![]() THIS VET ARRIVED HERE FROM SIGNAL MOUNTAIN, TN, DRIVEN HERE BY HIS WIFE.HE WAS BORN IN FRANCE, HIS FATHER WAS IN ARMY. Relevant Social/Marital/Family history (pre-military, military, and post-military) WHEN HE IS OFF MEDS, HE IS MORE WITHDRAWN, LESS ACITVE PHYSICALLY AND MORE IRRITABLE.Ģ. AT NIGHT HE IS RESTLESS IN BED, YELLING AND STARTS SWINGING HIS HANDS AND FEW TIME HE HIT HER IN THE SLEEP. ![]() SHE STATES THAT GRADUALLY HAS BECOME MORE IRRITABLE, LOOSES HIS TEMPER VERY EASILY, SNAPPS AT HIS KIDS, ARGUMENT. CPRS Other (please identify other evidence reviewed): STRESSOR NOTE.Įvidence Comments: TALKED WITH HIS WIFE MELINDA. Evidence Review - Evidence reviewed (check all that apply): VA e-folder (VBMS or Virtual VA) If a diagnosis of TBI exists, is it possible to differentiate what portion of the occupational and social impairment indicated above is caused by the TBI? Yes No No diagnosis of TBI For the indicated level of occupational and social impairment, is it possible to differentiate what portion of the occupational and social impairment indicated above is caused by each mental disorder? Yes No No other mental disorder has been diagnosedĬ. Which of the following best summarizes the Veteran's level of occupational and social impairment with regards to all mental diagnoses? (Check only one) Occupational and social impairment with deficiencies in most areas, such as work, school, family relations, judgment, thinking and/or moodī. Does the Veteran have a diagnosed traumatic brain injury (TBI)? Yes No Not shown in records reviewedĤ. Does the Veteran have more than one mental disorder diagnosed? Yes No c. Medical diagnoses relevant to the understanding or management of the Mental Health Disorder (to include TBI): PARKINSON'S, HIGH TRYGLYCERIDE. Diagnostic Summary - Does the Veteran have a diagnosis of PTSD that conforms to DSM-5 criteria based on today's evaluation? Yes NoĢ. ![]()
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