Family Assessment based on Functional Health Pattern

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Health Perception-health management patterns

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Except for Mr. Lamostre, who drinks alcohol and smokes only occasionally, there are
no known vices like smoking or drinking..

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The family was able to recognize the importance of having a healthy well-being.

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Nutritional-metabolic pattern

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The children do not take any food supplements or vitamins

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Daily food intake is mainly fish, rice and vegetables

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Children eat junk foods whenever they were given money

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Children have poor appetite according to Mrs. Lamostre

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Elimination Pattern
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Eliminates everyday with an average of frequency of urine:4-6 times

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According to Mrs. Lamostre, all of the family members have no difficulty in voiding.

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The family members defecare everyday and some, every other day with no difficulty
in defecating.

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Activity Exercise Pattern

2.

“Wala kaming time mag exercise kasi madami kaming ginagawa lalo na tuwing
ugma” as verbalized by Mrs. Lamostre

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Families prefer to stay at home and take a nap if they have free time while their
children play online games and watch movies after class.

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Sleep Pattern

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Family usually has 7-9 hours of uninterrupted sleep according to the mother.

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They usually sleep at 9 in the evening and wake up at around 4-5 in the morning.

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They also take a nap at free time

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Cognitive-perceptual Pattern

2.

Was oriented to time, place and is able to identify people and significant others by
their first names.

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Was able to respond accordingly and correctly. Retaliate as soon as he can and was
able to rationalize. Verbal pattern and spontaneity normal

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Memory intact

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No sensory defects

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Self-perception/self-concept

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Showed apprehension and worry towards unspecific consequences

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Perceived situations (health deficits) to be very stressful but remain passive about
things and conditions.

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Roles and relationship

2.

Family members have an open communication and are able to discuss their problems
according to the mother.

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Sexual reproductive

2.

Both parents are still in the reproductive stage

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The parents are separated as of the moment since the father is at work and the mother
is in the house.

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Coping Stress

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Gains strength in the “assurance and guarantee” provided by the family

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Values/Beliefs Pattern

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The family is protestant in faith. Expressed great belief and faith in God. they are
certain that the Divine providence would protect them from any unidentified and
possibilities of harm

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They perform Rosary every Sunday at home, they cannot attend church mass because
of the threat of Covid-19.