Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Kel 1. Gordon

    Uploaded by

    Muhammad Pandu
    43 views9 pages
    Gordon's model of nursing assessment involves evaluating 11 patterns: 1) perception of health and health management, 2) patterns of activity and exercise, 3) rest and sleep patterns, 4) pattern of nutrition, 5) pattern of elimination, 6) cognitive patterns and perception, 7) self-concept patterns, 8) coping patterns, 9) sexual patterns and reproduction, 10) pattern roles and relationships, and 11) patterns of values and trust. The document provides examples of questions or factors to consider under each pattern when performing a nursing assessment of a patient.

    Original Description:

    konsep pengkajian gordon

    Original Title

    KEL 1. GORDON (1)

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    Gordon's model of nursing assessment involves evaluating 11 patterns: 1) perception of health and health management, 2) patterns of activity and exercise, 3) rest and sleep patterns, 4) pattern of nutrition, 5) pattern of elimination, 6) cognitive patterns and perception, 7) self-concept patterns, 8) coping patterns, 9) sexual patterns and reproduction, 10) pattern roles and relationships, and 11) patterns of values and trust. The document provides examples of questions or factors to consider under each pattern when performing a nursing assessment of a patient.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    43 views9 pages

    Kel 1. Gordon

    Uploaded by

    Muhammad Pandu
    Gordon's model of nursing assessment involves evaluating 11 patterns: 1) perception of health and health management, 2) patterns of activity and exercise, 3) rest and sleep patterns, 4) pattern of nutrition, 5) pattern of elimination, 6) cognitive patterns and perception, 7) self-concept patterns, 8) coping patterns, 9) sexual patterns and reproduction, 10) pattern roles and relationships, and 11) patterns of values and trust. The document provides examples of questions or factors to consider under each pattern when performing a nursing assessment of a patient.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 9

    AHMAD AZKIA

    KHAIRAN ADIYANI
    MODELS OF NURSING
    ASSESSMENT BY GORDON
    1) Perception of health - health management
    2) Patterns of activity and exercise
    3) Rest and sleep patterns
    4) Pattern of nutrition
    5) Pattern of elimination
    6) Cognitive patterns - perceptual
    7) Self-concept patterns
    8) Coping pattern
    9) Sexual pattern - reproduction
    10) Pattern role - relationship
    11) Patterns of value and trust
    1) Perception of health - health management
    Using:
    Tobacco (smoking):
    Alcohol:
    Allergies (drugs, food, other) ... not ... yes ... reactions.
    2) Patterns of activity and exercise
    Self-care ability:
    Score: 0 (standalone), 1 (partially assisted), 2 (need help
    from others), 3 (need help from others and tools), 4
    (dependent / incapable).

    3) Rest and sleep patterns


    Bedtime: ... number ... frequency ... kalitas (often
    awakened) ... insomnia ... no ... yes ...
    somnabulisme ... no ... yes ...
    4) Pattern of nutrition
    Custom diet ...
    Previous dietary suggestion: yes ... no.
    Appetite: ... normal ... increases ... decreases.
    Nausea: ... vomiting ... stomatitis.
    BB up and down the last 6 months: ... no ... yes ... kg.
    Difficulty swallowing: ... no ... yes ... liquid ... solid
    food.
    History of skin problems / healing difficulties: ... no
    ... yes.
    5) Pattern of elimination
    CHAPTER HABIT: ... times / days ... last date
    CHAPTER: ... normal ... constipation ... diarrhea ...
    incontinence ... more.
    BAK Habit: ... normal ... frequency ... dysuria ...
    nocturia ... can not be arrested, hematuria, retention.
    Lakontinent: ... no ... yes ... total ... noon ... night ...
    sometimes ... difficulty holding back. Do not get in
    the toilet.
    The use of banatuan: ... tidk ... ya ... keteter.
    6) Cognitive patterns perceptual
    Mental status: conscious ... aphasia ... orientation ...
    confused ... no response.
    Talk: normal ... stutter ... aphasia ... blocking ...
    Language used: ... area ... indonesia ... more.
    Reading ability: ... can ... no.
    Interpret: ... can ... no.
    Interaction ability: ... as ... not ... specify.
    hearing: ... normal ... disturbed (right / left) ... deaf (right
    / left) ... tinnitus (right / left) ... hearing aid.
    Vision: ... normal ... wear glasses, contact lenses, ....
    disturbed (right / left).
    Blind (right / left) ... more (please specify).
    Vertigo: ... no ... Yes
    Pain management: ...
    7) Self-concept patterns
    Body image: ... uninterrupted ... disturbed ... specify.
    Ideal self: ... undisturbed ... disturbed ... specify.
    Self-esteem: ... undisturbed ... disturbed ... specify.
    Role: ... undisturbed ... disturbed ... specify.
    Identity self: ... undisturbed ... disturbed ... specify.
    8) Coping pattern
    Major issues during hospital admission (finance,
    personal care, etc.) ...
    Loss / changes that happened before: ... not ... yes.
    Fear of violence: ... no ... yes ... who.
    The view of the future: ... (pessimistic / optimistic).
    9) Sexual pattern reproduction
    The last menstruation: ...
    Menstrual problems: ... no ... yes.
    Breast care every month: ... yes ... no.
    Sex patterns during admission: ...

    Pattern role relationship


    10)
    Marital status :
    Work: ...
    Quality works ... a month stops ... does not work.
    System support: ... partner ... neighbors / friends ...
    no ... other.
    Family support during hospital admission ...
    11) Patterns of value and trust
    Religion ...
    The prohibition of religion: ... no ... yes.
    The priest's request during admission: ... no ... yes.

    You might also like