Diabetes Mellitus II y su relación con la infección del tracto urinario por pseudomonas, enfoque desde el cuidado de enfermería

Abstract

Introduction: Diabetes mellitus is considered one of the metabolic disorders characterized by high blood glucose levels. It is associated with severe damage to major organs producing conditions. Diabetes mellitus is also related to infectious diseases caused by bacteria including: Pseudomonas, Escherichia Coli and others. Diabetic people have a greater susceptibility to present infectious diseases, the urinary tract being the most frequent, this can develop and complicate as the infection develops, which requires prior hospital management avoiding complications in the person. Objective: To analyze a clinical case of a patient with type II Diabetes Mellitus with involvement of the urinary tract by Pseudomonas, by reviewing the clinical and bibliographic history for the elaboration of the Nursing care plan. Methodology: The present study is qualitative, non-experimental, descriptive, observational; Since it focuses on collecting relevant information to analyze a case, it is also based on the foundation of Katherine Kolcaba's comfort theory for the interpretation of results.