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Gordon’s Functional Pattern of Assessment

Gordon’s Before Hospitalization During Hospitalization Analysis

Assessment
Health Perception
-Health
Management
Pattern
Nutritional –
Metabolic Pattern
Elimination
Pattern
Activity Exercise
Pattern
Sleep Rest
Pattern
Cognition ‘’Noong hindi pa siya ‘’Lumala yung pagiging According to
Perceptual nahohospital makakalimutin niya noong na Edelman et al.
Pattern makakalimutin na siya, hospital siya, minsan hindi (2014). The
madalas niyang niya narin makilala yung mga cognitive-
makalimutan yung mga anak niya at kung tatanungin perceptual health
gamit kung saan niya siya kung anong nangyari pattern reflects
nailapag’’ as verbalized kahapon hindi niya nayun each individual's
by the wife of patient maalala’’ as verbalized by ability to
the wife of patient understand,
process, and use
information, as
well as make
appropriate
decisions based
on their
knowledge.
Although the
ability to acquire
new information
 appears to
decline with age,
this could be due
to a lack of desire
to learn rather
than an inability
to acquire and
retain the
information. Prior
to hospitalization,
the patient's wife
stated that her
husband
sometimes
forgets where he
puts his things,
but his wife
always guided
him if he forgot
something.
During his
hospitalization,
his cognitive
impairment has
worsened to the
point where he
can't even
remember the
names of his
children
Self ‘’Maayos naman siya ‘’ Pero noong na hospital siya According to
Perception/Self noon, wala naman siya hindi na siya nakakausap ng nurse key ( 2016)
Concept Pattern nagiging problema sa maayos, hindi narin People's self-
sarili nya masaya siya na maintindihan kung anong identities are
nagagawa parin niya gusto niyang sabihin. formed through
yung mga bagay na Tinuturo nalang niya kung their values, life
gusto niya hindi niya may gusto siyang ipakuha. experiences, and
naiisip na tumatanda na Nalulngkot siya pag nakikita interactions with
siya bagkus naiisip niya niya akong nahihirapan’’ as others. Certain
na malakas pa siya’ as verbalized by the wife of characteristics
verbalized by the wife of patient are shared by
patient people who have
a strong sense of
self-worth and
self-esteem. They
have strong
personal values
and believe they
have control over
their lives. Aging
individuals
develop their own
perceptions of
aging. It is difficult
to see oneself
getting old. Many
older adults
express dismay
with the
realization and
can even identify
a particular
moment when
they perceived
themselves as
old. Prior to
hospitalization,
the patient was
content with his
life with his
family, he doesn't
think he's getting
old because he
can still do the
 things he wants
to do. However,
during his
hospitalization, he
was very sad
because
everything was
limited to him,
and he felt like he
was becoming a
burden.
Role Relationship ‘’Mabuti naman siyang ‘’ Simula noong na hospital According to
Pattern asawa at ama ng mga siya hindi na siya Peterson (2009),
anak namin, nakakapasok sa trabaho The importance
nagagampanan naman niya, kaya hirap kami ngayon
of roles in healthy
niya ng maayos yung sa gastusin sa bahay sa mga
family
tungkulin at anak niya at dito sa hospital.
functioning could
responsibilidad niya’’ as as verbalized by the wife of
be emphasized.
verbalized by the wife of patient
Most researchers
patient
agree that
establishing clear
roles within a
family is directly
related to a
family's ability to
deal with day-to-
day life,
unexpected crises,
and the normal
changes that
occur in families
over time. Before
being admitted to
the hospital, the
 patient is aware of
his roles and
responsibilities as
a husband, father,
and grandfather.
During
hospitalization,
the patient may
experience
memory lapses
and may be
unable to recall
his family, but he
continues to feel
them and love his
family.
Coping Stress ‘’ Hindi naman siya ‘’ Noong nandito siya sa According to
Tolerance Pattern madalas ma stress noon, hospital madalas siyang Heijligers (2022)
pag wala siyang magawa magwala, sabi niya gusto na Stress tolerance
nanonood lang siya ng daw niyang unuwi, sinasabi is the ability to
TV. Minsan nakikipag nalang namin na hindi pa deal with stressful
kwentuhan siya sa mga pwede sabi ng Doctor niya, situations without
kaibigan niya pero wala magwawala yan pero hihinto becoming
siyang bisyo hindi rin din pag napagod na’’ as overwhelmed.
siya nagsusugal. verbalized by the wife of People strong in
Masipag siya sa patient Stress Tolerance
Trabaho’’ as verbalized can withstand
by the wife of patient and may even
thrive in high-
pressure
situations. When
a deadline is
moved up, they
effectively rise to
the challenge of
 wrestling
problems to
resolution. Prior
to hospitalization,
the patient was
coping with his
stress on his own.
However, when
he was admitted
to the hospital, he
became
distressed, and
his wife was the
one who helped
him cope with the
stress.
Sexuality ‘’noong hindi pa kami ‘’ Hindi na talaga kami According to
Reproductive matanda sexually active nagsisiping simula noong family doctor
Pattern kami, pero noong hindi pa siya nahohospital (2019). A state of
tumanda na hindi na’’ as hanggang ngayon’’ as complete
verbalized by the wife of verbalized by the wife of physical, mental,
patient patient and social well-
being in all
aspects of the
reproductive
system is defined
as good sexual
and reproductive
health. It implies
that people can
have a fulfilling
and safe sexual
life, as well as the
ability to
reproduce.
However, sexual
desires may
 change as people
age. The patient
was very active
on his younger
days but he tends
to have less
intercourse as
they get older.
And during
hospitalization the
wife of the patient
stated that his
husband is
already contented
on what he has
right now, he has
his family that
taking care of him
so he is
completely
satisfied with his
life.
Values Belief ‘’Katoliko po kami, ‘’Simula noong na hospital According to
Pattern madalas po kami siya hindi na kami Puchalski C. M.
magsimba noon ng nakakapunta para magsimba (2001). Everyone
asawa ko’’ as verbalized pero nagdadasal parin po has their own way
by the wife of patient kami lagi’’ as verbalized as of coping with
verbalized by the wife of pain and finding
patient hope in times of
distress. When
walking through a
health crisis,
many turn to
spirituality for
comfort, and
many people find
their spiritual
center in religion.
Patients who are
spiritual may
utilize their beliefs
in coping with
illness, pain, and
life stresses.
Some studies
indicate that
those who are
spiritual tend to
have a more
positive outlook
and a better
quality of life