Sepsis bacteriana y cuidados de enfermería en recién nacido atendido en hospital general de Machala

Abstract

Sepsis is a clinical syndrome characterized by the proliferation of microorganisms in the bloodstream of the newborn that occurs within the first month of life, it is responsible for much of the morbidity and mortality in the neonatal stage. The objective is to carry out a Nursing intervention plan in a neonate at risk of sepsis, applying protocols and guidelines that will have the impact of improving the quality of care. The methodology of this clinical case is of scientific research with an explanatory analytical study, based on the systematic review of bibliography and clinical practice guidelines, in addition to the analysis and evaluation of the clinical history. The present study was carried out at the General Hospital of the city of Machala, in a male newborn who enters the Neonatology area due to a possible diagnosis of sepsis, thermal instability and tachypnea, nursing interventions and subsequent follow-up of the patient are carried out. favorable condition is observed. Nursing care based on the Virginia Henderson model is applied and involves the mother through the education provided, which allows us to see favorable results in the interventions in the neonate. It is concluded that it is important to evaluate the patient immediately and comprehensively to enhance the signs and symptoms and apply a care plan that provides quality care that will be reflected in the timely recovery of the patient.