Özet:

Pelvic relaxation is a physiopathology that occurs with the loss of support of the ligament and fascia that support the pelvic organs. In this case study, it is aimed to present the holistic nursing care provided in the postoperative period according to Gordon's Functional Health Patterns Nursing Care Model of a patient who was operated with the diagnosis of pelvic relaxation. The case is 57 years old, married and has two children. There are three pregnancies in total, one of which resulted in abortion. The case states that she has complained of uterine prolapse for about a year, and that these complaints have worsened for 5-6 months. In addition, urinary incontinence, constipation and pain complaints accompany the health problem. The case was admitted to the hospital outpatient clinic because of these problems. As a result of the gynecological examination and examinations, the patient was diagnosed with second-degree cystorectocele and second-degree uterin prolapse. The patient underwent total abdominal hysterectomy and sacrocolpopexy surgeries. The collected data were analyzed under the headings of Functional Health Patterns Model sub-components. Nursing diagnoses such as acute pain, over-nutrition, activity intolerance, situational low self-esteem and readiness to strengthen the level of knowledge were discussed. It is thought that the case study will guide the planning of nursing care, education and counseling services in pelvic organ prolapse.

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