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    Gordon's 11 functional health patterns describe a patient's health status before and after an event. Before, the patient had poor eating habits, did not exercise, avoided checkups due to COVID fears, slept poorly, and acted needy. After, the patient followed medical advice, turned in bed, consented to hospitalization, took naps, communicated needs appropriately, and prayed silently due to inability to attend church. The patterns provide an overview of the patient's lifestyle, behaviors, and health changes over time.

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    Gordons

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    Gordon's 11 functional health patterns describe a patient's health status before and after an event. Before, the patient had poor eating habits, did not exercise, avoided checkups due to COVID fears, slept poorly, and acted needy. After, the patient followed medical advice, turned in bed, consented to hospitalization, took naps, communicated needs appropriately, and prayed silently due to inability to attend church. The patterns provide an overview of the patient's lifestyle, behaviors, and health changes over time.

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    Gordon's 11 functional health patterns describe a patient's health status before and after an event. Before, the patient had poor eating habits, did not exercise, avoided checkups due to COVID fears, slept poorly, and acted needy. After, the patient followed medical advice, turned in bed, consented to hospitalization, took naps, communicated needs appropriately, and prayed silently due to inability to attend church. The patterns provide an overview of the patient's lifestyle, behaviors, and health changes over time.

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    Gordons

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    Hannah Chiu
    Gordon's 11 functional health patterns describe a patient's health status before and after an event. Before, the patient had poor eating habits, did not exercise, avoided checkups due to COVID fears, slept poorly, and acted needy. After, the patient followed medical advice, turned in bed, consented to hospitalization, took naps, communicated needs appropriately, and prayed silently due to inability to attend church. The patterns provide an overview of the patient's lifestyle, behaviors, and health changes over time.

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    Gordon’s 11 functional health patterns

    1. Health perception/ health management


    a. Before
    i. Patient always comply with the medications prescribed by his primary health
    care providers.
    b. After
    i. Patient comply with the medications prescribed and given to him. He also
    follows or comply with his doctors prescribed diagnostic procedures.
    2. Nutrition - metabolic
    a. Before
    i. Patient loves to eat. He likes sweets, savory, and foods from fast food chains.
    b. After
    i. Patient consumes love fat – low salt diet. Patient consumes low sugar diet.
    Patient also consume foods with no extreme temperatures.
    3. Elimination
    a. Before
    i. Patient urinates 3 to 4 times a day and defecate 2 to 3 times daily.
    b. After
    i. Patient urinates 2 to 4 times but fail no defecate 2 straight days.
    4. Activity – exercise
    a. Before
    i. Patient do not perform any form of exercises. Patient usually travels a lot and
    most of the time due to business and family matters.
    b. After
    i. Patient turn himself from one side to another from time to time.
    5. Cognitive – perceptual
    a. Before
    i. Patient does not want to visit hospital to for check-up and prefer doing it
    through phone calls because he’s afraid of becoming infected to COVID-19.
    b. After.
    i. Patient gave consent for his hospital admission and rented a private room aside
    from being alone inside the ICU.
    6. Sleep – rest
    a. Before
    i. Patient does not usually take naps during daytime. Patient usually sleeps late
    (1:00 am) and wakes up early (6:00 am).
    b. After
    i. Patient take daytime naps often and sleeps early (8:00 or 9:00pm).
    7. Self-perception/ self-concept
    a. Before
    i. Patient is verbal to his wife in terms of how he feel most especially when he feel
    something that wrong. However, he prefer enduring it at home without check-
    up at hospitals.
    b. After
    i. Patient is verbal about his feelings. He notify immediately the nurse and his
    attending physician about his feelings such us chest pain.
    8. Role-relationship
    a. Before
    i. Patient love to hang-out with his friends and his family. He has a good
    relationship with his family and so with other people such as friends, costumers,
    etc.
    b. After
    i. Patient was visited by his wife and other members of the family from time to
    time. For the people who cannot pay him a visit personally, He stay in touch
    with them via messages and phone calls.
    9. Sexuality – reproductive
    a. Patient is male. Patient is not sexually active due to his and his partner’s busy and tiring
    schedules.
    10. Coping – stress tolerance
    a. Before
    i. Patient was verbal to his needs and was often acts needy like a baby that
    demands more attention of his wife and other members of the family.
    b. After
    i. Patient is verbal about his needs of assistance to his wife, nurse, and primary
    care provider. However, patient do not act like a needy child.
    11. Value – belief
    a. Before
    i. Patient attend mass or pay a visit to church whenever he can and whenever the
    number of people present is not too much.
    b. After
    i. Patient is unable to attend or pay a visit to the church. Patient silently prays
    every morning right after waking up in the morning.

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