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Gordon'S Functional Health Pattern I. Health Perceptual Pattern

1) Prior to admission, the patient perceived himself as healthy and able to do all activities independently. During admission, he considered himself unhealthy due to his condition. 2) Before admission, the patient had no issues with eating, sleeping, elimination, or daily activities. During admission, he had difficulty eating, sleeping was interrupted, and he needed assistance with mobility. 3) The patient maintained positive outlooks on life and health both before and during admission, finding comfort through family support and prayer.

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Gordon'S Functional Health Pattern I. Health Perceptual Pattern

1) Prior to admission, the patient perceived himself as healthy and able to do all activities independently. During admission, he considered himself unhealthy due to his condition. 2) Before admission, the patient had no issues with eating, sleeping, elimination, or daily activities. During admission, he had difficulty eating, sleeping was interrupted, and he needed assistance with mobility. 3) The patient maintained positive outlooks on life and health both before and during admission, finding comfort through family support and prayer.

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GORDON’S FUNCTIONAL HEALTH PATTERN

I. Health Perceptual Pattern

Prior to admission, patient PP perceives himself as a healthy person who is able to do all
the work he wants. He also defines health as an absence of illness.
During admission, patient PP consider himself as unhealthy due to his condition.
II. Nutritional Metabolic Pattern

Prior to admission, patient PP eats three times a day without any difficulty or problem he
takes his snacks on the afternoon. He loves to eat vegetable, fish and meat. He claims that he
doesn’t have any food allergies. And he added that he drinks 8-more glasses of water a day.
During admission, patient PP can eat food but in minimal amount, prescribe by the
physician.
‘’Gikan nga na hospital ko ginagmay lang ang ipakaon sa ako’’ as verbalize by the patient.

III. Elimination Pattern

Prior to admission, patient PP can defecate and void without any problem, he defecates
twice a day with a brownish color, he voids 3-4 times a day, urine is yellow on color, no pain felt
when voiding and defecating.
During admission, patient PP start to have problem in defecating and voiding, he defecates
once a day, brownish color and hard, he voids 2-4 times a day, urine yellow in color with acute
pain.

IV. Sleep-Rest Pattern

Prior to admission, patient PP claims that he usually sleeps 7-8 hours a day with no difficulty in
falling asleep. He usually goes to bed around 8pm and wakes up at around 5am. He usually
takes 30-35minutes sleep in the afternoon.
During admission, patient PP verbalized that he sleeps at 9pm-11pm and wakes up early at
6am. He sleeps is usually being interrupted by routines like V/S taking and medication
administration and also the nose of other patients.

V. Activity-Exercise Pattern

Prior to admission, patient PP stated he eats his breakfast at around 6am with his son and
grandchildren. After their meal, he does some household chores and he consider it as an
exercise. And he also added at noon after lunch, his leisure activities including watching
television programs.
During admission, patient PP ambulates inside the room assisted by his son. And also, if he
is bored, sometimes he talks with other clients.

VI. Cognitive-Perceptual Pattern

Prior to admission, patient PP can speak and understand Tagalog, English, Cebuano and
Bisaya. He has no visual impairment as evidenced by not using any eyewear.
During admission, patient PP doesn’t have any difficulty in expressing himself. He added that
he has a good vision.
VII. Self-Perception Pattern

Prior to admission, patient PP described himself as a loving and caring father and Lolo to his
grandchildren. He has a positive outlook about life.
During admission, patient PP stated that despite having health problem, he still believed that
everything will be alright.

VIII. Role-Relationship Pattern


Prior to admission, patient PP claims that he is friendly person, he loves to socialize with his
neighbors. He has a great bond with his family and spend most of free time with them.
During admission, patient PP stated that his admission caused changes in his role. His
concern is that he can’t take care of his family and his self.

IX. Sexuality-Relationship Pattern


According to Mr., PP, he had his circumcision with the use of the traditional method called
‘pakang’ he got married and was blessed with eight children. He also claimed that there is no
problem with sexual activity with his wife before.

X. Coping Stress Mechanism Pattern


Prior to admission, according to patient PP whenever he had a problem, he tells it to his
children because his wife dies already and according for him to cop-up he talk to his children to
make him comfortable.
During admission, patient PP finds relief and comfortable through the support from his family
and prayers.

XI. Value Belief System Pattern


According to patient PP, he is a Roman Catholic and goes sometimes to church with his
children and grandchildren. He also stated that he has a strong devotion and faith. During
admission, patient PP knows God is always at his side and no matter will have happened God.

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