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Gordon's Level of Functioning

Gordon's level of functioning was assessed on November 24, 2010. Before being hospitalized, Gordon enjoyed household chores and had regular eating, sleeping, and elimination patterns. During hospitalization, Gordon's activities were limited and her sleep pattern changed. However, her cognitive abilities remained intact. Gordon maintained a positive attitude and strong faith during her stressful hospitalization.

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Gordon's Level of Functioning

Gordon's level of functioning was assessed on November 24, 2010. Before being hospitalized, Gordon enjoyed household chores and had regular eating, sleeping, and elimination patterns. During hospitalization, Gordon's activities were limited and her sleep pattern changed. However, her cognitive abilities remained intact. Gordon maintained a positive attitude and strong faith during her stressful hospitalization.

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Gordons Level of Functioning Last November 24, 2010 at around 8:30 am in the morning we assess our patients Gordons

Level of Functioning, and Physical Assessment.

PATTERN

BEFORE

DURING

INTERPRETATION Patient was first excited about her baby but after that the excitement was converted on how she will be operated.

HOSPITALIZATION HOSPITALIZATION 1.Health Perception Patient is excited for Patient is more Management her first baby she have her pre-natal checkups. concern about her health status because she know it already that her baby has no cardiac activity and waiting for the D & C. 2. NutritionalMetabolic Pattern Prior to confinement, patient loves eating vegetables, fishes and fruits. During hospitalization, the patient is on Diet as tolerated will waiting for the order of the doctor. 3.Elimination Pattern Bowel: Patient defecates 1 times a day, usually in the morning. Stool is brown in color and well-formed. Bladder: Bowel: Patient defecates once a day but not on a regular basis. Because she is not comfortable wit the hospitals environment.

Patients nutritional and metabolic status has not been change yet.

Bowel: There was a change because she is not comfortable. Bladder: No changes/

Patient voids usually 6-8 times a day. Urine is yellow in color. No pain when voiding. 4.Activity, Leisure, and Recreation Pattern Patient loves doing household chores, cleaning their house, she is not nothing. Patients activities in the hospital are ambulation, deep breathing and taking hygiene with the help of her mother. 5.Sleep and Rest Pattern Patient puts herself to sleep by lying down on bed. She usually sleeps at around 10pm to 6am. She feels rested when sleeping and thinks that her energy is sufficient for her activities. 6.Cognitive Perceptual Pattern She can read and write. She can speak and be understood by others. Patients present condition is not a hindrance to her cognitive- perceptual pattern. Due to her uncomfortable condition she only sleeps less than the regular time that she sleeps. .

alterations

During patients confinement in the hospital, there is a limitation in her activities because of her confinement.

comfortable in doing care of her personal

Patients sleep and rest pattern changed when she was admitted.

No changes/ alterations.

7. Self-Perception / Self-Concept Pattern (Intimacy)

Patient is a friendly person; she loves to socialize with his friends in their neighborhoods.

During the times of her confinement, she thinks that her socialization will not lessen after her confinement.

No changes/ alterations

8. Role Relationship

Patient acts as a friend to others and at the same time a a bestfriend, loving and supportive to her husband. She is friendly and approachable.

Her relationship to her family becomes more stronger because of her current condition.

During hospitalization her relationship to her family becomes stronger.

9. Sexuality/ Reproductive Pattern

Patient is taking pills before because she doesnt want to get pregnant but she stops it a month before she got Pregnant. G1P0

10.Coping and Stress Tolerance

When patient is stressed, she just have a strong faith in God and the courage that she will overcome her problems.

The recent hospitalization of the patient was stressful When it comes to problems and also due to financial status. However, she isvpositive that she willvbe able to cope upvwith current condition.

Patient accepts present condition with a positive attitude.

11.Values- Belief Pattern

Patient is a active Roman Catholic before but then, she transferred to Iglesia ni Cristo because of his husband and still active .

She is active in the activities of their church , she attended masses and have a strong faith in God .

She changed her religion but there are No changes in her faith.

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