HEALTH ASSESSMENT LABORATORY

SECOND ROTATION

Gordon’s 11 Functional Pattern

SUBMITTED BY: Borja, Jessa Caluya

SUBMITTED TO:Mrs. Melanie Contreras

March 13,2022
Health Patterns Before Illness During Illness Analysis

Health Perception  Uses herbal  Oriented Because she feels

and Management treatments such  Conscious and pain in her right
as oregano, coherent hand and it was
guava, bitter  Concerns for like she was
gourd, and ginger her surgical site carrying a heavy
 Buys and uses after incision thing most of the
over-the-counter and repair time.
pharmaceuticals  Willing to accept
such as Solmux, and listen to
Neozep, Biogesic, health teachings
Mefenamic acid,  Shows interest
Diatabs, and in recovering
Loperamide. easily and
 Stopped taking quickly
multivitamins  Always prays to
 When sick, visits God
the manghihilot or
waits for the
illness to pass.

Nutrition/ Metabolism  Eats 3 times a day  Weight: 54kg It is to maintain a

with a snack in  Height: 5’3 good condition for
between  Before surgery her lifestyle.
 Can drink up to physical
1.5L of water or 4- examinations
5 glasses of water and imaging
per day with X-rays or
 Drinks coffee in mammography
the morning and were used.
afternoon  The goal is to
 claimed to have a determine the
decent appetite size and shape
of the tumor. A
few days before
the surgery, she
meets with her
 surgeon.
 After surgery
the skin around
the cut (incision)
she feels firm,
swollen, and
tender, and
bruised.

Elimination  She urinates 4-5  Before the To see whether

times per day operation an there are any
 Her urine color is ultrasound was infections or
yellow done to scan problems with
 She usually moves the lymph elimination.
her bowel every nodes in the
morning armpit close to
 The impression the breast. This
from the biopsy of is to see if they
her entire breast is contain cancer
to consider stage cells.
III breast cancer.  After the
surgical
procedure, she
felt pain,
swelling and
bruising. stiffnes
s and reduced
movement.

Activity/Exercise  The patient  The reaction To be at ease and

ambulates within time to stimuli is forget about the
the house slower. suffering he has
 she performs  •Lower strength; been through.
household chores becomes weak
 she goes for a during
walk prolonged
 she performs activities
simple upper and  •Reduced
lower extremity movement
exercises such as speed
shaking and  •Restricted
 stretching range of motion
 After the
operation.

Sexuality/  Menarche   When her spouse

Reproductive occurred when is still living, the
she was 11 years patient claims that
old in the year her reproductive
1982 pattern is normal,
 She is currently however she
menopausal refuses to discuss
 She has no history anything more
of sexually serious. She also
transmitted illness said that she is in
or any condition the midst of
affecting her menopause. The
genitals patient does not
engage in sexual
activity. The
changes that occur
in a person's body
or in their lives
have an impact on
sexuality and
reproductive
patterns.

 Cognitive/Perceptual  •Oriented to  She gave pain The patient stated

people, time, and an 8 on a scale that she can
location of 1 to 10, with understand her
 Responds to 10 being the condition because
stimuli vocally and worst the physician
physically conceivable explained
 Pain felt radiating agony. everything to her in
on the belly  The discomfort, a manner she
 Pre-operative she reported, could understand.
Phase begins in the She cited
 Before the right hand. examples like
procedure, she  Pain was when the physician
verbalized, claimed to be explained
"lumalaki na everything in
 angbuko sa suso intermittent. Filipino, and
ko."  •In the post- translating the
operative disease in Filipino
phase, in a terms. There is a
normal mental slight change in
process the level of her
 •"Parang thinking with
natatangal yung regards to her
tahi kapag disease.
gumagalaw
ako," as
expressed
verbally
 Pain in the area
of the surgery
 Can respond
verbally and
physically to
stimuli with
some weakness
 Believes that
pain is caused
by post-
operative
experience

Roles/Relationship  Married  She was well- The focus of the

 have four children. supported and assessment is on
 Shares a home loved by her the function of Mrs.
with the youngest family, and they Borja in the world
kid. had a close and their
 Have two relationship connections with
grandchildren. during: others. Role
 She adores her  Despite her satisfaction, role
family. situation, she pressure, and
 She was well- continues to dysfunctional
supported and fulfill the role of relationships may
loved by her a mother by all be assessed
family, and they reminding her further.
had a close children of
 connection. crucial topics.

Self-Perception/Self-  Recently, she  Agreed to be

Concept considered that operated and
admittance would undergo surgery
be beneficial to aid and places her
her in her confidence in
requirements, to the medical
reduce the team
discomfort she felt,  Hopeful and
and to repair her positive for a
bowel successful
 •Hopeful to be operation
alleviated and  Prays
treated constantly
before the
procedure
 Wishes that no
issues emerge
after the surgery
 Major concern
is her recovery

Value/Belief  She always carries  There are no

the rosary with her religious
and prays at night constraints on
 She goes to the operation
church with her  The admission
youngest child and surgery do
not interfere
with spiritual
rituals

Coping/Stress  Copes with stress  Verbalizes

by doing wants to
household chores recover by
and napping or collaborating
sleeping with medical
 Copes with advice and
 problems by procedures
talking about them  Able to accept
with family and circumstances
coming up with by working with
solutions together medical advice
 No traumatic and procedures
events in the past
 Reason for
admission is to
relieve pain and
correct her bowel
 Went to hospital
and sought
medical
assistance after
experiencing a
lymph node in her
right breast

 Sleep/Rest  Can get 7-9 hours  Goes to bed at

of sleep every 8:00 p.m.
night  At 6:00 a.m., he
 Eight hours of gets up.
uninterrupted  Can sleep for
sleep up to ten hours
 At 9:30 p.m., she  Due to
goes to bed for the discomfort,
first time. medication
 The latest time of administration,
awakening is 6:30 and visits, she
a.m. is sometimes
 There are no preoccupied
problems falling and her sleep is
asleep. disrupted.
 Doesn't use any  With rest
sleep-aid periods, often 4
medicine. hour naps