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GORDON’S FUNCTIONAL HEALTH PATTERNS*
HEALTH PERCEPTION– HEALTH
MANAGEMENT PATTERN
Contamination 183–192
Deficient community health 396–399
Frail elderly syndrome 351–357
Ineffective family health management 407–
410
Ineffective health management 403–407
Ineffective health maintenance 399–403
Ineffective protection 665–666
Noncompliance [ineffective Adherence]
[specify] 573–578
Readiness for enhanced health management
410–413
Risk for bleeding 59–64
Risk for contamination 183–192
Risk for falls 292–297
Risk for frail elderly syndrome 351–357
Risk for infection 472–479
Risk for injury 479–485
Risk for perioperative positioning injury
639–642
Risk for poisoning 634–639
Risk for suffocation 837–843
Risk for thermal injury 862–867
Risk for trauma 896–903
Risk for vascular trauma 903–907
Risk-prone health behavior 391–396
NUTRITIONAL– METABOLIC
PATTERN
[Deficient fluid volume: hyper/hypotonic]
328–333
Deficient fluid volume [isotonic] 333–338
Excess fluid volume 338–343
Hyperthermia 427–432
Hypothermia 432–440
Imbalanced nutrition: less than body
requirements 578–584
Impaired dentition 231–235
Impaired oral mucous membrane 561–568
Impaired skin integrity 783–791
Impaired swallowing 855–861
Impaired tissue integrity 870–878
Ineffective breastfeeding 78–84
Ineffective infant feeding pattern 321–324
Ineffective thermoregulation 867–870
Interrupted breastfeeding 84–89
Insufficient breast milk 93–98
Latex allergy response 512–518
Nausea 568–573
Neonatal jaundice 499–505
Obesity 587–592
Overweight 592–599
Readiness for enhanced breastfeeding 89–93
Readiness for enhanced fluid balance 324–
328
Readiness for enhanced nutrition 584–587
Risk for adverse reaction to iodinated contrast
media 672–674
Risk for allergy response 24–27
Risk for aspiration 34–39
Risk for deficient fluid volume 343–347
Risk for dry eye 343–347
Risk for electrolyte imbalance 265–272
Risk for hypothermia 432–440
Risk for imbalanced body temperature 74–
78
Risk for imbalanced fluid volume 348–351
Risk for impaired liver function 523–527
Risk for impaired oral mucous membrane
561–568
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Risk for impaired skin integrity 783–791
Risk for latex allergy response 512–518
Risk for neonatal jaundice 499–505
Risk for overweight 592–599
Risk for perioperative hypothermia 441–443
Risk for pressure ulcer 660–665
Risk for unstable blood glucose level 64–69
ELIMINATION PATTERN
Bowel incontinence 447–451
Chronic functional constipation 175–181
Constipation 168–175
Diarrhea 240–245
Dysfunctional gastrointestinal motility 363–
370
Functional urinary incontinence 452–456
Impaired urinary elimination 273–278
Overflow urinary incontinence 456–459
Perceived constipation 181–183
Readiness for enhanced urinary elimination
278–281
Reflex urinary incontinence 459–463
Risk for chronic functional constipation
175–181
Risk for constipation 168–175
Risk for dysfunctional gastrointestinal
motility 363–370
Risk for urge urinary incontinence 468–472
Stress urinary incontinence 463–467
Urge urinary incontinence 468–472
Urinary retention [acute/chronic] 912–918
ACTIVITY– EXERCISE PATTERN
Activity intolerance 4–10
Autonomic dysreflexia 43–49
Decreased cardiac output 103–111
Decreased intracranial adaptive capacity
14–19
Deficient diversional activity 254–257
Delayed surgical recovery 848–854
Disorganized infant behavior 49–56
Dysfunctional ventilatory weaning response
925–931
Fatigue 310–316
Impaired bed mobility 551–554
Impaired gas exchange 357–363
Impaired home maintenance 413–417
Impaired physical mobility 542–547
Impaired sitting 779–783
Impaired spontaneous ventilation 918–924
Impaired standing 824–828
Impaired transfer ability 893–896
Impaired walking 938–942
Impaired wheelchair mobility 547–550
Ineffective airway clearance 19–24
Ineffective breathing pattern 98–103
Ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion 878–
885
Readiness for enhanced organized infant
behavior 57–59
Readiness for enhanced self-care 733–736
Risk for activity intolerance 4–10
Risk for autonomic dysreflexia 43–49
Risk for decreased cardiac output 103–111
Risk for decreased cardiac tissue perfusion
885–889
Risk for delayed development 235–240
Risk for delayed surgical recovery 848–854
Risk for disorganized infant behavior 49–56
Risk for disproportionate growth 386–391
Risk for disuse syndrome 246–254
Risk for impaired cardiovascular function
111–115
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Risk for ineffective cerebral tissue perfusion
889–893
Risk for ineffective gastrointestinal perfusion
370–374
Risk for ineffective peripheral tissue
perfusion 878–885
Risk for ineffective renal perfusion 697–701
Risk for peripheral neurovascular dysfunction
260–264
Risk for shock 773–778
Risk for sudden infant death syndrome 833–837
Sedentary lifestyle 518–523
Self-care deficit: bathing, dressing, feeding,
toileting 725–733
Self-neglect 755–759
Wandering [specify sporadic or continual]
942–946
SLEEP– REST PATTERN
Disturbed sleep pattern 796–799
Insomnia 493–498
Readiness for enhanced sleep 799–802
Sleep deprivation 791–796
COGNITIVE– PERCEPTUAL
PATTERN
Acute confusion 158–164
Acute pain 600–605
Chronic confusion 164–168
Chronic pain 606–615
Chronic pain syndrome 606–615
Decisional conflict [specify] 222–226
Deficient knowledge [learning need] (specify)
505–509
[Disturbed sensory perception (specify:
visual, auditory, kinesthetic, gustatory,
tactile, olfactory)] 759–765
Impaired comfort 136–141
Impaired emancipated decision-making
281–285
Impaired memory 538–541
Ineffective activity planning 10–14
Labile emotional control 289–291
Labor pain 615–619
Readiness for enhanced comfort 142–147
Readiness for enhanced decision-making
226–228
Readiness for enhanced emancipated
decision-making 285–288
Readiness for enhanced knowledge (specify)
510–512
Risk for acute confusion 158–164
Risk for impaired emancipated decision-
making 281–285
Risk for ineffective activity planning 10–14
Unilateral neglect 907–912
SELF-PERCEPTION– SELF-CONCEPT
PATTERN
Anxiety [specify level: mild, moderate,
severe, panic] 28–34
Chronic low self-esteem 740–745
Death anxiety 219–222
Disturbed body image 69–74
Disturbed personal identity 629–634
Fear 316–321
Hopelessness 417–421
Ineffective impulse control 444–447
Powerlessness 652–657
Readiness for enhanced hope 421–424
Readiness for enhanced power 657–660
Readiness for enhanced self-concept 736–
740
Risk for chronic low self-esteem 740–745
Risk for compromised human dignity 424–
427
Risk for disturbed personal identity 629–634
Risk for loneliness 527–531
Risk for powerlessness 652–657
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Risk for self-directed violence 932–938
Risk for situational low self-esteem 745–749
Situational low self-esteem 745–749
ROLE– RELATIONSHIP PATTERN
Caregiver role strain 716–724
Chronic sorrow 811–814
Complicated grieving 379–383
Dysfunctional family processes 298–302
Grieving 374–379
Impaired parenting 620–625
Impaired social interaction 802–807
Impaired verbal communication 147–153
Ineffective relationship 675–679
Ineffective role performance 712–716
Interrupted family processes 302–306
Parental role conflict 709–712
Readiness for enhanced communication
153–158
Readiness for enhanced family processes
306–310
Readiness for enhanced parenting 626–629
Readiness for enhanced relationship 679–683
Relocation stress syndrome 691–697
Risk for caregiver role strain 716–724
Risk for complicated grieving 383–386
Risk for impaired attachment 39–42
Risk for impaired parenting 620–625
Risk for ineffective relationship 675–679
Risk for other-directed violence 931–932
Risk for relocation stress syndrome 691–697
Social isolation 807–811
SEXUALITY– REPRODUCTIVE
Ineffective childbearing process 116–127
Ineffective sexuality pattern 770–773
Rape-trauma syndrome 667–672
Readiness for enhanced childbearing process
127–136
Risk for disturbed maternal-fetal dyad 531–
538
Risk for ineffective childbearing process
116–127
Sexual dysfunction 765–769
COPING– STRESS TOLERANCE
PATTERN
Compromised family coping 193–196
Defensive coping 196–199
Disabled family coping 199–203
Impaired mood regulation 554–557
Impaired resilience 701–706
Ineffective community coping 203–205
Ineffective coping 206–210
Ineffective denial 229–230
Post-trauma syndrome [specify stage] 643–
651
Readiness for enhanced community coping
213–216
Readiness for enhanced coping 210–213
Readiness for enhanced family coping 216–
218
Readiness for enhanced resilience 706–709
Risk for impaired resilience 701–706
Risk for post-trauma syndrome 643–651
Risk for self-mutilation 750–755
Risk for suicide 843–848
Self-mutilation 750–755
Stress overload 828– 833
VALUE– BELIEF PATTERN
Impaired religiosity 683–688
Moral distress 557–561
Readiness for enhanced religiosity 688–691
Readiness for enhanced spiritual well-being
821–824
Risk for impaired religiosity 683–688
Risk for spiritual distress 814–820
Spiritual distress 814–820