PERSONAL DATA: Dolloran,Narsico Cabuatan Sex: Male

AGE: 46

Birthplace: Isabela

BIRTHDATE: June 8, 1964

RELIGION: Baptism

NATIONALITY: Filipino

FINAL DIAGNOSIS: Colonic Polyps

FAMILY BACKGROUND

Mr Narsico Dolloran 46 year old married to Mrs. Carmelita Dolloran and has 2
kids.Both of them are business man and is where they get their daily living.

DEVELOPMENTAL DATA

Erickson’s Theory

Adulthood

Generativity vs Stagnation

>Creativity

>Productivity

>Concer for others

Havighurst Theory

Middle Age

a.) Achieving adult civic and social responsibility

b.) Establishing and maintaining economic stand of living

c.) Assisting teenager children to become responsible and happy

adult

d.) Developing adult leisure-time activities

e.) Relating oneself to one’s spouse person

f.) Adjusting to aging parents

HEALTH HISTORY

PAST ILLNESS:

Dollora Narsico has no record of any past illnesses.

PRESENT ILLNESS:

Dolloran Narsico was admitted on July 5, 2010 (10:50pm) at Pines City

Doctors Hospital. Admitting Colonic Polyps and he was confined for about 4 days.
She was discharge last July 8, 2010 (1pm).

MEDICAL TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT INCLUDING PROCEDURE AND

COMPLICATIONS

 The paitent undergone different examination such as physical and

laboratory test

 Monitor vital signs of the patient

 Give due medications ordered by the physician

 Promoting rest and sleep for gaining strength and for faster recovery

 Instruct the patient to eat nutritious foods

EVALUATION AND IMPLICATION OF THE STUDY

A. Nursing Practice:

It helps the nursing practitioner to enhance his/her ability to render

services in the field of nursing

B. Nursing Education:

This broadens the knowledge or being a student nurse this enhances

their understanding, applying what they have learned about the
important nursing interventions necessary in the care of patients who
suffered from Urinary Tract Infection.

C. Nursing Research:
 Research aids in gaining evidence-based nursing care for clients who
has the same case given in this case.

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

Gastric polyps
Helicobacter pylori Smoking poor lack of physical activity
polycylic hydrocarbon

Immune Response failure

Development of mass as a result of genetic

alteration

Hypertrophy or increase in size of enlarge neoplasm

Obstruction

Pain difficulty in swallowing weight loss heart

burn