Nursing care in pediatric patients with sepsis in a national hospital in Lima
Sepsis is a complication resulting from an unbalanced immune response to an infectious focus. Abdominal sepsis is an inflammatory process of the peritoneum caused by pathogenic germs, localized or diffuse. Objective: Describe nursing care in the care of pediatric patients diagnosed with sepsis. Meth...
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| author | Shelley Sadlow Donato Gomez Casilda Mitma Huamaní Sofía Dora Vivanco Hilario |
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| description | Sepsis is a complication resulting from an unbalanced immune response to an infectious focus. Abdominal sepsis is an inflammatory process of the peritoneum caused by pathogenic germs, localized or diffuse. Objective: Describe nursing care in the care of pediatric patients diagnosed with sepsis. Methodology: Qualitative research, single case type of study, executed with the nursing care process method (PAE), applying Marjory Gordon's assessment instrument to a 12-year-old male patient; Diagnoses and care planning were formulated according to the NANDA-I, NOC and NIC taxonomy; The evaluation was carried out taking into account the results of the difference in baseline and final scores, obtaining scores of +1 and +1. Results: Nine altered nursing diagnoses were identified, the main nursing diagnosis (00007) Hyperthermia r/c high metabolic rate m/p temperature of 39°, hot skin and tachycardia and the main CR of septic shock were prioritized. The nursing interventions were effective, the patient improved his thermoregulation problem and, given the CR risk of septic shock, the results are in the process of improvement.Conclusions: the clinical characteristics of the pediatric patient with a diagnosis of sepsis were identified, as well as the risk factors that could complicate health, nursing interventions and preventive care were classified and prioritized to reduce the risk of complications, based on the PAE. An individual care plan was developed that allowed him to progressively improve his health condition. |
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| spelling | openalex:W4393021340Nursing care in pediatric patients with sepsis in a national hospital in LimaShelley Sadlow Donato GomezCasilda Mitma HuamaníSofía Dora Vivanco Hilariopediatric sepsisnursing carenursing processGordon's functional health patternsNANDA nursing diagnosesseptic shockhyperthermiathermoregulationabdominal sepsisnursing interventionsindividualized care plansNursing Diagnosis and DocumentationSepsis Diagnosis and TreatmentClinical Nutrition and GastroenterologySepsis is a complication resulting from an unbalanced immune response to an infectious focus. Abdominal sepsis is an inflammatory process of the peritoneum caused by pathogenic germs, localized or diffuse. Objective: Describe nursing care in the care of pediatric patients diagnosed with sepsis. Methodology: Qualitative research, single case type of study, executed with the nursing care process method (PAE), applying Marjory Gordon's assessment instrument to a 12-year-old male patient; Diagnoses and care planning were formulated according to the NANDA-I, NOC and NIC taxonomy; The evaluation was carried out taking into account the results of the difference in baseline and final scores, obtaining scores of +1 and +1. Results: Nine altered nursing diagnoses were identified, the main nursing diagnosis (00007) Hyperthermia r/c high metabolic rate m/p temperature of 39°, hot skin and tachycardia and the main CR of septic shock were prioritized. The nursing interventions were effective, the patient improved his thermoregulation problem and, given the CR risk of septic shock, the results are in the process of improvement.Conclusions: the clinical characteristics of the pediatric patient with a diagnosis of sepsis were identified, as well as the risk factors that could complicate health, nursing interventions and preventive care were classified and prioritized to reduce the risk of complications, based on the PAE. An individual care plan was developed that allowed him to progressively improve his health condition.Articlehttps://doi.org/10.62486/agsalud202432W4393021340enSalud Integral y Comunitaria3105-79772024-03-17 |
| spellingShingle | pediatric sepsis nursing care nursing process Gordon's functional health patterns NANDA nursing diagnoses septic shock hyperthermia thermoregulation abdominal sepsis nursing interventions individualized care plans Nursing Diagnosis and Documentation Sepsis Diagnosis and Treatment Clinical Nutrition and Gastroenterology Shelley Sadlow Donato Gomez Casilda Mitma Huamaní Sofía Dora Vivanco Hilario Nursing care in pediatric patients with sepsis in a national hospital in Lima |
| title | Nursing care in pediatric patients with sepsis in a national hospital in Lima |
| title_full | Nursing care in pediatric patients with sepsis in a national hospital in Lima |
| title_fullStr | Nursing care in pediatric patients with sepsis in a national hospital in Lima |
| title_full_unstemmed | Nursing care in pediatric patients with sepsis in a national hospital in Lima |
| title_short | Nursing care in pediatric patients with sepsis in a national hospital in Lima |
| title_sort | nursing care in pediatric patients with sepsis in a national hospital in lima |
| topic | pediatric sepsis nursing care nursing process Gordon's functional health patterns NANDA nursing diagnoses septic shock hyperthermia thermoregulation abdominal sepsis nursing interventions individualized care plans Nursing Diagnosis and Documentation Sepsis Diagnosis and Treatment Clinical Nutrition and Gastroenterology |
| topic_facet | pediatric sepsis nursing care nursing process Gordon's functional health patterns NANDA nursing diagnoses septic shock hyperthermia thermoregulation abdominal sepsis nursing interventions individualized care plans Nursing Diagnosis and Documentation Sepsis Diagnosis and Treatment Clinical Nutrition and Gastroenterology |
| url | https://doi.org/10.62486/agsalud202432 |
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