Proceso de atención de enfermería basado en la teoría de Virginia Henderson en síndrome epiléptico asociado a preeclampsia

Abstract

Introduction: Epileptic episodes in a pregnant woman are a risk factor for developing preeclampsia in pregnancy that could cause congenital malformations, maternal deaths and neurological damage in the newborn including the mother, therefore promotion and prevention is essential to be able to detect any abnormality and follow-up so that the pregnancy is a success. Nursing provides individualized and humanized care to the patient, fulfilling a very important role in the prevention of diseases in the promotion and promotion of health. Virginia Henderson's model is based on 14 fundamental needs in the human being, it allows to include biopsychosocial elements in order to improve the quality of life and promote self-care where individuals are capable of making their own decisions with autonomy and feel capable of performing their own purposes. The clinical case study based on the Virginia Henderson Theory in epileptic syndrome associated with preeclampsia, because this disease represents a problem worldwide, manifested by the increase in blood pressure values greater than 130/90 mmhg, this disease It is more prevalent in pregnant women, presenting after 20 weeks of pregnancy, which can have repercussions for the mother as well as for the fetus. Objective: The present case analysis has the general objective of applying the process of nursing care based on Virginia Henderson's theory through a case study of epileptic syndrome associated with preeclampsia, allowing us to improve their quality of life. Methodology: This case analysis is of a qualitative type because information was collected through observation and review of the clinical history, which allowed us to investigate and investigate scientific databases.