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    Gordon is a young boy who was admitted to the hospital. Before being hospitalized, he had an unhealthy diet high in processed foods and low in vegetables and fish. He slept regularly and had normal elimination. During his hospitalization, his diet was restricted and he had disrupted sleep due to frequent monitoring. However, his cognitive function and elimination remained normal. Overall, his hospitalization negatively impacted his nutrition, sleep, and activity patterns but did not affect his elimination or cognitive status.

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    Gordon is a young boy who was admitted to the hospital. Before being hospitalized, he had an unhealthy diet high in processed foods and low in vegetables and fish. He slept regularly and had normal elimination. During his hospitalization, his diet was restricted and he had disrupted sleep due to frequent monitoring. However, his cognitive function and elimination remained normal. Overall, his hospitalization negatively impacted his nutrition, sleep, and activity patterns but did not affect his elimination or cognitive status.

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    Gordon is a young boy who was admitted to the hospital. Before being hospitalized, he had an unhealthy diet high in processed foods and low in vegetables and fish. He slept regularly and had normal elimination. During his hospitalization, his diet was restricted and he had disrupted sleep due to frequent monitoring. However, his cognitive function and elimination remained normal. Overall, his hospitalization negatively impacted his nutrition, sleep, and activity patterns but did not affect his elimination or cognitive status.

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    Gordon

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    Gordon is a young boy who was admitted to the hospital. Before being hospitalized, he had an unhealthy diet high in processed foods and low in vegetables and fish. He slept regularly and had normal elimination. During his hospitalization, his diet was restricted and he had disrupted sleep due to frequent monitoring. However, his cognitive function and elimination remained normal. Overall, his hospitalization negatively impacted his nutrition, sleep, and activity patterns but did not affect his elimination or cognitive status.

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    GORDONS 11 FUNCTIONAL HEALTH PATTERN FUNCTION Nutrition BEFORE HOSPITALIZATION Eats 3x a day He loves toeat bread &processedfoods such

    ashotdog,tocino,longanisa,an d others. He doesnt eatvegetablesand fish Seldom drinkswater He is able tourinate &defecatenormallyeveryday byhimself He doesnthave anyproblem onhis elimination Defecatesusually earlyin the morningbefore goingto school

    DURINGHOSPITALIZATION
    Mostly eatbread This time hefrequentlydrinks water

    INTERPRETATION
    The Doctor orderedDAT diet to thepatient except darkcolored food To replace fluid loss

    Elimination

    He can stillurinate &defecate byhimself evenwithout anassistance

    His condition doesntaffected hiselimination pattern

    Sleeping

    CognitivePerceptualPatter n

    Has a regular sleepingpattern Normal sleepis 6-8 hrs. per day but henaps for 12hrs in theafternoon Has a normalcognitiveperceptio n

    Disturbedsleepingpatter Due to adherence totime of medication &vital signs n


    monitoring

    Has a normal cognitive perception Communicate well

    Portrayingcooperativenes s

    GORDONS 11 FUNCTIONAL HEALTTH PATTERNHEALTH PERCEPTIONHEALTH MANAGEMENT PATTERN

    Before hospitalization:The patient perceived his health in the state of good condition. He perceiveshealth as wealth and he values his health a lot. He manages his health by practicing proper hygiene and eating nutritious food. During hospitalization:He sees himself as a total ill person because he cannot do anymore the things heusually does like playing with his siblings. He rely his present condition with the help of the therapeutic personnel and by following the prescribed medications. The patient perceived that he is not healthy because of his condition.
    NUTRITIONAL-METABOLIC PATTERN

    Before hospitalization:The patient eats 3 times a day and with afternoon snacks after coming from school. According to the SO of the patient, he eats meat, fish and also vegetables. Hedoesnt have any allergies on foods and drugs. His appetite is moderate and usually depends on the food being served. He didnt complain any difficulty in swallowing.

    During hospitalization:The patient has loss his appetite and hasnt eaten a lot. He is on a DAT (Diet asTolerated) EDCF (Except Dark Colored Foods).
    ELIMINATION PATTERN

    Before hospitalization:The patient does not have any problem on his elimination pattern. He usuallyurinates 4-5 times a day without any difficulty. He added that the color of his urine islight yellow. He didnt feel any pain in urination. The patient defecates once a day usuallyearly in the morning before going to school with yellow to brown color. He verbalizedthat sometimes however, it is hard in consistency with dark color, which genera llydepends on what he eats. During hospitalization:The patient urinates 2-3 times a day. The color of her urine is yellow. The patientdefecates once every two days.
    ACTIVITY-EXERCISE PATTERN

    Before hospitalization:He could perform activities of his daily living. According to him, he often playswith his siblings and this serves as a form of exercise for him. During hospitalization:His activity was limited lying on bed but the patient is given his bathroom privileges.
    SLEEP-REST PATTERN

    Before hospitalization: He has the normal 6-8 hours sleep. He also has his nap time for 1-2 hours a day.Sleeping and watching the television are his form of rest.

    During hospitalization:He doesnt have the adequate time of sleep since he is disturbed with the nursesthat enter the room every now and then, and because of the environmental changes of hissurroundings. He also has inadequate time to rest since he doesnt have enough time tosleep.
    COGNITIVE-PERCEPTUAL PATTERN

    Before hospitalization:H e i s n o r m a l i n t e r m s o f h i s c o g n i t i v e a b i l i t i e s . H e h a s g o o d m e m o r y a n d reasoning skills. He can easily comprehend on things. In terms of his perceptual pattern,he has no problems with his senses. During hospitalization:He was normal as before in his cognitive and perceptual pattern. He respondsclearly and well understood. He has no sensory deficit; He responds appropriately toverbal and physical stimuli and obeys simple commands.
    SELF-PERCEPTION SELF-CONCEPT PATTERN

    He sees himself as a person with a good personality. He has been a good friend, brother and a son. He said he has to be a good person in order not to hurt others. He also describeshimself as a typical type of student and person.
    ROLE-RELATIONSHIP PATTERN

    Before hospitalization:He has a close relationship with his family. They were five siblings in their family. He was at the middle. I was also able to ask his mother about his being a son ands h e c o n f e s s e d t h a t h e i s a g o o d s o n b u t a t t i m e s h e d o e s n t o b e y h e r . H e i s a l s o a responsible student and knows all his duties as a friend.

    During hospitalization:He had more time to bond with his family. He said that it was a nice feeling toknow that your family is so supportive to him. He learned to appreciate the beauty of having a family that gives you strength and support no matter what.
    SEXUALITY-REPRODUCTIVE PATTERN

    According to him, he doesnt think of the things like having a girlfriend and getting married yet. He is still young for such matters.
    COPING-STRESS TOLERANCE PATTERN

    Before hospitalization:He does not fully identify his situations having stress but he always tell her parents when something is wrong. During hospitalization:He shares his problems to his family. He verbalizes his feelings.
    VALUE-BELIEFPATTERN

    He is a Roman Catholic devotee. He always goes with his family every Sunday to go tomass. He was taught by his family to believe and have fear to GOD. They usually believe inquack doctors

    PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT Date assessed:June 18, 2008 General assessment:conscious and coherent Initial vital signs: T=36.2

    C, RR=23, BP=90/60, PR=70

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