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    The patient has lost her appetite and is on a diet as tolerated except for dark colored foods. She urinates 2-3 times per day and defecates once every two days. She does not get adequate sleep due to disturbances from nurses and environmental changes. Cognitively and perceptually, she responds clearly and understands commands. She bonds with her supportive family. As a young person, she does not think about relationships yet. She copes by sharing problems with her family and expressing her feelings. She interacts with her grandmother and cooperates with doctors and nurses. She is Catholic and attends mass with her family. The case correlates with Nightingale's theory - a clean, ventilated, quiet environment

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    The patient has lost her appetite and is on a diet as tolerated except for dark colored foods. She urinates 2-3 times per day and defecates once every two days. She does not get adequate sleep due to disturbances from nurses and environmental changes. Cognitively and perceptually, she responds clearly and understands commands. She bonds with her supportive family. As a young person, she does not think about relationships yet. She copes by sharing problems with her family and expressing her feelings. She interacts with her grandmother and cooperates with doctors and nurses. She is Catholic and attends mass with her family. The case correlates with Nightingale's theory - a clean, ventilated, quiet environment

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    The patient has lost her appetite and is on a diet as tolerated except for dark colored foods. She urinates 2-3 times per day and defecates once every two days. She does not get adequate sleep due to disturbances from nurses and environmental changes. Cognitively and perceptually, she responds clearly and understands commands. She bonds with her supportive family. As a young person, she does not think about relationships yet. She copes by sharing problems with her family and expressing her feelings. She interacts with her grandmother and cooperates with doctors and nurses. She is Catholic and attends mass with her family. The case correlates with Nightingale's theory - a clean, ventilated, quiet environment

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    Gordon'S 11 Functional Health Pattern

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    GORDON’S 11 FUNCTIONAL HEALTH PATTERN

    FUNCTION DURING HOSPITALIZATION


    Health Perception – Health Management She sees herself as a total ill person because
    Pattern she cannot do anymore the things she usually
    does like playing with her siblings. She rely her
    present condition with the help of the therapeutic
    personnel and by following the prescribed
    medications. The patient perceived that she is not
    healthy because of her condition.
    Nutrition The patient has loss her appetite and hasn’t
    eaten a lot. She is on a DAT (Diet as Tolerated)
    EDCF (Except Dark Colored Foods).
    Elimination The patient urinates 2-3 times a day. The color
    of her urine is yellow. The patient defecates once
    every two days.
    Sleeping She doesn’t have the adequate time of sleep
    since she is disturbed with the nurses roaming in
    the room every now and then and taking her vital
    signs, and because of the environmental changes
    of her surroundings. She also has inadequate time
    to rest since she doesn’t have enough time to
    sleep.
    Cognitive-Perceptual Pattern She was normal as before in her cognitive and
    perceptual pattern. She responds clearly and well
    understood. She has no sensory deficit; She
    responds appropriately to verbal and physical
    stimuli and obeys simple commands
    Self- Perception-Self concept She was normal as before in his cognitive and
    perceptual pattern. She responds clearly and well
    understood. She has no sensory deficit; He
    responds appropriately to verbal and physical
    stimuli and obeys simple commands
    Role Relationship Pattern She had more time to bond with his family. She
    said that it was a nice feeling to know that your
    family is so supportive to her. She learned to
    appreciate the beauty of having a family that gives
    you strength and support no matter what
    Sexuality-Reproductive Pattern According to her, she doesn’t think of the things
    like having a boyfriend and getting married yet.
    She is still young for such matters.
    Coping Stress & Tolerance Pattern She shares her problems to her family. She
    verbalizes her feelings.

    Activity-Exercise Pattern She interacts with his grandmother & other


    people around her

    Cooperates well to the doctor & nurses.

    Value-Belief Pattern She is a Roman Catholic devotee. She always


    goes with his family every Sunday to go to mass.
    She was taught by his family to believe and have
    fear to GOD. They usually believe in quack
    doctors.

    Developmental task
    ERIK ERIKSON’S

    Hope: Intimacy vs Isolation


    Psychosocial Crisis: Intimacy vs Isolation
    Virtue: Love and Affliation

    In the initial stage of being an adult we seek one or more companions and love. As we
    try to find mutually satisfying relationships, primarily through marriage and friends, we
    generally also begin to start a family, though this age has been pushed back for many
    couples who today don't start their families until their late thirties. If negotiating this
    stage is successful, we can experience intimacy on a deep level.

    If we're not successful, isolation and distance from others may occur. And when we
    don't find it easy to create satisfying relationships, our world can begin to shrink as, in
    defense, we can feel superior to others.

    Our significant relationships are with marital partners and friends.

    Intimacy means the process of achieving relationships with family and marital or mating
    partner(s). Erikson explained this stage also in terms of sexual mutuality - the giving and
    receiving of physical and emotional connection, support, love, comfort, trust, and all the
    other elements that we would typically associate with healthy adult relationships
    conducive to mating and child-rearing. There is a strong reciprocal feature in the
    intimacy experienced during this stage - giving and receiving - especially between
    sexual or marital partners.

    Application Theory:

    The case of CJS can be correlated with the theory of Nightingale wherein, the
    environment of the patient is a factor leading to recovery. Having a clean, well ventilated
    and quite environment is important in. With a nurturing environment, the body could
    repair itself.

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