Proceso de atención de enfermería en paciente con Leiomioma del útero basado en la Teoría de Virginia Henderson

Abstract

Abnormal uterine bleeding is already considered a very common pathological condition after cervicovaginal infections in Latin America women who have uterine bleeding annually, only 6 million of them seek medical attention to avoid further complications. However the care that is provided and determines if the plan has been effective or if it is necessary to introduce changes, on the contrary if the plan is terminated, despite having achieved the objective of improving and restoring the health status of the individual, professional care focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of the health problem, using the knowledge of systematic research in this way scientific knowledge is of high quality, and this should be analyzed from a holistic point of view so that the care scenario can be formulated with the social, economic and legal context and contribute to the adoption of a better decision about the medical care that is given to people. The general objective of this study is to analyze the clinical case of a patient diagnosed with uterine leiomyoma, by collecting data through the clinical history to develop care plans based on the Theory of Virginia Henderson. The collection of the information was carried out by direct observation of the data of the clinical history and the corresponding filling of the observational sheet in which the most relevant categories were enunciated.