Proceso de atención de enfermería en paciente con síndrome cerebeloso

Abstract

Introduction: The cerebellar syndrome generates several symptoms and signs that do not allow the normal functioning of the cerebellum, among them we have: ataxia, vertigo, dysarthria (speech disorder), decomposition of movement, muscle fatigue and weakness, tremors, nystagmus, blurred vision, nausea, headache, blurred vision, dizziness, vertigo, and hypotonic focal motor weakness (1) (2) (3). According to estimates by the World Health Organization, approximately one billion people are affected by neurological disorders; in addition, annually, about 6.8 million people die from these disorders. The costs generated by this disease reach 139 billion euros on the European continent and people with neurological disorders and their families face many difficulties when it comes to obtaining the appropriate care that is required (4). Objective: To analyze the manifestations of the cerebellar process and the needs it creates in everyday life, by identifying basic needs. Methodology: Our work has a qualitative approach with a descriptive non-experimental transactional design since it helped us to recognize the problematization by adapting a paradigm based on the assessment of the fourteen needs of Virginia Henderson with the entity under study, with which we achieved collect information from the medical history, home visits and build our theoretical framework in databases of a scientific nature.