Proceso de atención de enfermería en paciente con fibrosis quistica pulmonar fundamentado en la teoría de dorothea orem

Abstract

Introduction: Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a the disease that changes the secretions of certain glands in the body. It is inherited from parents who carry the gene that causes the disease. For a child to have CF, both parents must carry the gene that causes CF. Although the sweat glands and glandular cells in the lungs and pancreas are most often affected, the sinuses, liver, intestines and reproductive organs can also be affected. The quality of life of these patients is affected in patients who have a deficit in environmental quality, as well as patients with a low income level, people who have inadequate access to health care. This disease is characterised by obstruction and infection of the respiratory tract and this autosomal recessive limiting disorder. The implementation of the nursing care process (PAE) leads to improving the quality of care provided by nursing professionals to the patient, family or community, which is where our intrigue was born to carry out our studies aimed at making up for the deficiencies of the individual, which is why we have based ourselves on Dorothea Orem's theory "Self-care deficit".