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dc.contributor.advisorVásquez Bone, Katterine Kariuxy
dc.contributor.authorBarroso Ayala, Heydi Ginette
dc.date.accessioned2021-11-11T20:28:04Z
dc.date.available2021-11-11T20:28:04Z
dc.date.issued2021
dc.identifier.urihttp://dspace.utb.edu.ec/handle/49000/10481
dc.descriptionA study and clinical analysis were carried out against the appearance of bacterial vaginosis with threat of preterm birth in a primitive woman aged 21 years. Bacterial vaginosis is a public health problem with gynecological-obstetric complications, it is estimated that it is present in 25-35% of patients who attend gynecological consultations and approximately 50% of asymptomatic cases. It constitutes the predominant risk factor in preterm delivery and with it all complications for both the mother and the newborn. The objective of this case study is to identify the processes that were used in the management of bacterial vaginosis and its incidence in the face of threats in preterm delivery in a 34-week pregnant woman, in the same way the different external factors that affect the patient. A 34-week pregnant patient was evaluated, who attends for presenting pain in the lower abdomen that radiates in the lumbar region of mild intensity 12 hours of evolution. Gynecological evaluation was performed, 4cm dilation touch, 60% effacement, integral flat membranes, for which the patient was found in preterm labor. Speculoscopy shows homogeneous white vaginal discharge in slight quantity, with a fishy odor related to bacterial vaginosis. By means of the diagnoses used, Bacterial Vaginosis was determined by clinical criteria (Amsel criteria): homogeneous whitish secretion, PH> 4.5 and odor of amines (fish). It is concluded that among the risk factors for preterm delivery, only the identification of a preterm delivery in the presence of bacterial vaginosis remains.es_ES
dc.descriptionA study and clinical analysis were carried out against the appearance of bacterial vaginosis with threat of preterm birth in a primitive woman aged 21 years. Bacterial vaginosis is a public health problem with gynecological-obstetric complications, it is estimated that it is present in 25-35% of patients who attend gynecological consultations and approximately 50% of asymptomatic cases. It constitutes the predominant risk factor in preterm delivery and with it all complications for both the mother and the newborn. The objective of this case study is to identify the processes that were used in the management of bacterial vaginosis and its incidence in the face of threats in preterm delivery in a 34-week pregnant woman, in the same way the different external factors that affect the patient. A 34-week pregnant patient was evaluated, who attends for presenting pain in the lower abdomen that radiates in the lumbar region of mild intensity 12 hours of evolution. Gynecological evaluation was performed, 4cm dilation touch, 60% effacement, integral flat membranes, for which the patient was found in preterm labor. Speculoscopy shows homogeneous white vaginal discharge in slight quantity, with a fishy odor related to bacterial vaginosis. By means of the diagnoses used, Bacterial Vaginosis was determined by clinical criteria (Amsel criteria): homogeneous whitish secretion, PH> 4.5 and odor of amines (fish). It is concluded that among the risk factors for preterm delivery, only the identification of a preterm delivery in the presence of bacterial vaginosis remains.es_ES
dc.description.abstractSe realiza un estudio y análisis clínico frente a la aparición de vaginosis bacteriana con amenaza de parto pretérmino en primigesta de 21 años. Vaginosis bacteriana es un problema de salud pública con complicaciones gineco-obstétrica, se estima que está presente en un 25-35% de las pacientes que acuden a consultas ginecológicas y aproximadamente den 50% de los casos asintomático. La misma constituye el factor de riesgo predominante en el parto pretérmino y con ello todas las complicaciones tanto para la madre como para el neonato. El objetivo del presente estudio de caso es identificar los procesos que fueron empleado en el manejo de vaginosis bacteriana y sus incidencias ante amenazas en el parto pretérmino en una gestante de 34 semanas, de la misma forma los diferentes factores externos que inciden en el paciente. Se evaluó a una paciente primigesta de 34 semanas, que asiste por presentar dolor en el bajo vientre que se irradia en la región lumbar de leve intensidad 12 horas de evolución. Se realizó valoración ginecológica, tacto 4cm de dilatación, Borramiento 60%, membranas integras planas por lo cual la paciente se encontró cursando un trabajo de parto pretérmino. Especuloscopia se evidencia flujo vaginal blanco homogéneo en leve cantidad, con olor a pescado relacionado a vaginosis bacteriana. Mediante los diagnósticos utilizados se determinó Vaginosis Bacteriana por criterios clínicos (criterios Amsel): Secreción homogénea blanquecina, PH >4,5 y olor a aminas (pescado). Se concluye que entre los factores de riegos para el parto pretérmino solo mantiene la identificación de parto pretérmino bajo la presencia de vaginosis bacteriana.es_ES
dc.format.extent36 p.es_ES
dc.language.isoeses_ES
dc.publisherBabahoyo: UTB-FCS, 2021es_ES
dc.rightsAtribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 3.0 Ecuador*
dc.rights.urihttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ec/*
dc.subjectVaginosis Baterianaes_ES
dc.subjectParto Pretérminoes_ES
dc.titleConducta obstétrica ante amenaza de parto pretérmino en primigesta de 21 años con vaginosis bacteriana.es_ES
dc.typebachelorThesises_ES


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