Proceso de atención de enfermería en lactante menor con bronconeumonía más síndrome de west.

Abstract

Introduction: West Syndrome is an epileptic alteration of the brain, it is characterized by having epileptic spasms of the electroclinical triad; It can be classified as symptomatic also called secondary (they are the most frequent), idiopathic and cryptogenic. Clinically, spasms are myoclonic seizures, with psychomotricity and hipsarrhythmic electroencephalogram aggravating in these children; With specificity there is no treatment, however, anticonvulsants such as vigabatrin and ACTH hormones have given excellent results. Bronchopneumonia is an inflammatory infection of the lung parenchyma which generates cellular infiltrate at the level of the alveolar space by altering the gas exchange. The treatment is based on the CURB-65 scale in which it classifies patients according to their severity. Being within the classification of rare diseases West syndrome due to its low prevalence it is important to design a Nursing Care Process based on SOAPIE in relation to Jean Watson's Theory which deals with the patient, the caregiver and the health personnel to provide individualized and humanistic care that cover all the needs of the patient. Case Presentation: Male patient with clinical picture of 1 month of evolution characterized by tonic movement of the upper left limb, accompanied by oculogyros of seconds duration, which are repeated in a number of 3/24 hours, the tonic-clonic movements are presented for more 5 times a day that lasts 5 seconds, accompanied by irritability so you go to this health home. Diagnosis of pylorus hypertrophy at 15 days born which was operated with pylorus surgery and congenital heart disease a month not specified, Diagnosis of West syndrome at 3 months (private office), currently treated. At 4 months of age, a patient with Bronchopneumonia Diagnosis, currently treated for West Syndrome. General Objective: To design the Nursing Care Process of a minor infant with Bronchopneumonia and West Syndrome based on Jean Watson's theory that allow the insertion and situational coping focused on humanistic and spiritual care.