A 70 year old man who has hypertension of 20 years visits the cardiologist as his arterial blood pressure has not been properly controlled over the past two weeks. The physician prescribes him a new medication that increases the calcium reuptake into sarcoplasmic reticulum.

A cardiologist prescribes an antiarrhythmic drug for a 45 year old patient with ventricular tachycardia. It is a structural analogue of lidocaine that is taken orally.

A mother brings her three year old daughter to the emergency department as she notices that she has generalized swelling of her body. She mentions that her daughter is still on breast feeding. 

A 60 year old man is brought to the emergency department with loss of consciousness, on examination his ABP is 200/120, respiration is irregular and his heart rate is 50 b/min. CT brain reveals extradural hemorrhage.

A 43 year old man with haemoptysis and haematuria is examined in the outpatient clinic. Transbronchial   biopsy of lung parenchyma is examined. It reveals interalveolar hemorrhage. Immunofluorescence shows linear alveolar deposits of IgG.

A 30 year old woman is admitted to emergency department with an acute onset of dyspnea. She is hypoxemic with So2 of 85%, CT pulmonary angiography shows a filling defect in the right main pulmonary artery.

A 40 year old woman is brought to the emergency Department with severe diarrhea over the past two days. Her blood pressure is 80/60 mmHg.

A 70 year old man presents to his physician with dyspnea and expiratory wheezes. He is a smoker for 30 years; he smokes 30 cigarettes per day. His pulmonary function tests report shows FEV1/FVC 0.47 with FEV1 of 40% that increased by 1% only after bronchodilator intake.

A pregnant woman is able to transfer oxygen to her fetus because fetal hemoglobin has a greater affinity for oxygen than does adult hemoglobin.

According to Parsons, he saw four norms governing the functional sick role.

What is  Parson’s Ideal Patient?