Valoración de enfermería en embarazadas con infección de vías urinarias atendidas en el Centro de Salud de la ciudad de Guayaquil. Mayo 2020 - abril 2021.

Abstract

A IVU is an infection in any part of the same. It contains fluids, salts and waste, but it is not free of bacteria, viruses, and fungi, usually bacteria from the digestive tract, which contaminate the urethra, which is the opening to the urinary tract, and begin to reproduce, this is when an infection occurs (14). Objective: To evaluate pregnant women with STI treated in the Health Center of the city of Guayaquil. May 2020 – April 2021. Design: descriptive, quantitative, prospective and transversal. Enchiqué: Indirect observation. Instrument: Data collection matrix for general information and functional domains, based on the MSP Clinical Guide supported by the review of medical records. Population: 274 pregnant women with a diagnosis of urinary tract infection treated in the outpatient area of a health center. Results: in terms of characteristics: 50% were between 25 and 30 years old, 84% were mestizo ethnic, 58% had secondary schooling, 78% from urban areas, 37% were married, 76% had an average economic level, 48% Housewife; among the clinical manifestations: 27% lumbar pain, 24% dysuria. complications: among complications: 27% threat of preterm delivery; Of the nursing diagnoses, 51% presented impaired urinary elimination and 29% urge urinary incontinence. Conclusion: It is evident that pregnant women who present certain manifestations, and through the diagnosis developed by the nursing staff, allow the identification of IVU and their complications. Therefore, the staff must continue to consider the assessment important, to determine in time the factors that influence the development of this type of infection.