Gordon’s Functional Health Pattern
HEALTH PATTERN
Health Perception & Health
Management Pattern
Nutritional and Metabolic Pattern
Elimination Bladder and Bowel
Pattern
Activity and Exercise Pattern
Sleep and Rest Pattern
Cognitive-Perceptual Pattern
Role Relationship Pattern
References:
DURING INTERVIEW
Patient was fainted in school
Patient is conscious and weak
Patient’s vital signs: Temperature 35.6 (hypothermia), pulse rate is
40bpm (bradycardia), Respiratory rate 11cpm and Blood pressure
90/60mmHg (hypotension).
Patient weight is very dangerously low
She usually avoids to eat her food
She drinks 2 glasses of water a day
Patient skin is dry and pale color
No known allergy with food and medications
The doctor ordered to increase the diet to the patient
Patient has problems in her bowel movement and no signs of
bleeding
Patient is able to urinate 3x a day
She doesn’t like to interact to other people
She usually does lie on bed every day
Patient routine is always at home and doing homework in her
bedroom
Patient doesn’t have sufficient energy for daily exercise
She experiencing difficulty to fall asleep at night and even in the
morning
Patient is able to recognize things and persons in her surroundings.
She can move her body normally
Patient doesn’t have hearing problem
Patient has a problem to interact with her siblings, parents and to
her classmates in school
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