Give at least (3) assessment questions for each of the Gordon's health patterns. Gordon's 11 health patterns: 1. Health Perception and Health Management 2. Nutrition and Metabolic 3. Elimination Pattern 4. Activity-Exercise 5. Cognitive-Percrptual 6. Sleep-rest 7. Self-Perception/Self-concept 8. Role-Relationship 9. Sexuality-Reproductive 10. Coping-Stress 11. Values and Belief

Give at least (3) assessment questions for each of the Gordon's health patterns. Gordon's 11 health patterns: 1. Health Perception and Health Management 2. Nutrition and Metabolic 3. Elimination Pattern 4. Activity-Exercise 5. Cognitive-Percrptual 6. Sleep-rest 7. Self-Perception/Self-concept 8. Role-Relationship 9. Sexuality-Reproductive 10. Coping-Stress 11. Values and Belief

Nutrition Through The Life Cycle

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337919333

Author:Brown, Judith E.

Publisher:Brown, Judith E.

Chapter19: Nutrition And Older Adults - Conditions And Interventions

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