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Jackie's Sleep Case Study

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Health Perception/Health Management
Jackie has a very strong health-seeking behavior until she can not do anything any more. Nutrition/Metabolic
Jackie is very strict to the diet of her children and asks Isabel to follow the diet. Therefore, I believe she tries her best to maintain nutrition and fluid that required for her physical needs.
Pattern of Elimination
Jackie’s excretory functions within normal range and she independently finish them.
Pattern of Activity/Exercise
She is very active in activities and exercise but her treatment and illness make her become weak.

Conceptual/Perceptual Pattern
Jackie is a mother with keenly logical thinking and sensory.

Pattern of Sleep and Rest
As the disease progresses, the quantity of Jackie’s sleep
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