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dc.contributor.advisorTorres María, Atiencia
dc.contributor.authorPico Zabala, Kerly Lissette
dc.date.accessioned2020-10-09T16:28:20Z
dc.date.available2020-10-09T16:28:20Z
dc.date.issued2020
dc.identifier.urihttp://dspace.utb.edu.ec/handle/49000/8631
dc.descriptionThe current clinical case was carried out on a seven-year-old male patient, who attended this health home in the company of his mother, with a first-level medical reference, with a diagnosis from birth of bilateral cryptorchidism classifying non-testicles. palpable congenital descendants, at the time of medical evaluation, hospital admission is decided, patient refers unilateral left testicular pull, with pain of two months evolution that intensifies when walking and standing, with visual analog scale with intensity of severe pain 10 / 10, with expressive crying behavior, facial expression of pain and posture to avoid pain, we proceed to reprogrammed surgery (orchidopexy). In cryptorchidism, genetic, neurological, anatomical and hormonal factors influence the embryonic process of testicular descent and when there is a failure in one of these factors, the result may be the lack of testicular descent of one or both testicles towards the scrotum. After the surgical treatment called orchidopexy, the surgical wound has a good appearance, with no signs of apparent infection, which was achieved thanks to the nursing care, feeding, mobilization, healing and optimal antibiotic treatment, when inspecting the scrotal bag, a scrotal bag was observed symmetrical, and the two testicles can be palpated in their normal position, their clinical status after treatment is timely and expected, there is improvement and disappearance of signs and symptoms that they presented before surgery. Patient must continue with their annual controls to verify the results of the treatment.es_ES
dc.descriptionThe current clinical case was carried out on a seven-year-old male patient, who attended this health home in the company of his mother, with a first-level medical reference, with a diagnosis from birth of bilateral cryptorchidism classifying non-testicles. palpable congenital descendants, at the time of medical evaluation, hospital admission is decided, patient refers unilateral left testicular pull, with pain of two months evolution that intensifies when walking and standing, with visual analog scale with intensity of severe pain 10 / 10, with expressive crying behavior, facial expression of pain and posture to avoid pain, we proceed to reprogrammed surgery (orchidopexy). In cryptorchidism, genetic, neurological, anatomical and hormonal factors influence the embryonic process of testicular descent and when there is a failure in one of these factors, the result may be the lack of testicular descent of one or both testicles towards the scrotum. After the surgical treatment called orchidopexy, the surgical wound has a good appearance, with no signs of apparent infection, which was achieved thanks to the nursing care, feeding, mobilization, healing and optimal antibiotic treatment, when inspecting the scrotal bag, a scrotal bag was observed symmetrical, and the two testicles can be palpated in their normal position, their clinical status after treatment is timely and expected, there is improvement and disappearance of signs and symptoms that they presented before surgery. Patient must continue with their annual controls to verify the results of the treatment.es_ES
dc.description.abstractEl actual caso clínico se realizó a un paciente de sexo masculino de siete años de edad, acude a esta casa de salud en compañía de su madre, con referencia médica de primer nivel, con diagnóstico desde su nacimiento de criptorquidia bilateral de clasificación de testículos no descendidos congénitos palpables, al momento de valoración médica se decide ingreso hospitalario, paciente refiere tirón unilateral testicular izquierdo , con dolor de evolución de dos meses que se intensifica al caminar y al estar de pie, con escala visual analógica con intensidad de dolor severo 10/10, con conducta expresiva de llanto, expresión facial de dolor y con postura para evitar el dolor, se procede a reprogramar cirugía (orquidopexia). En la criptorquidia los factores genéticos, neurológicos, anatómicos y hormonales influyen en el proceso embrionario del descenso testicular y cuando hay una falla en uno de estos factores el resultado puede ser la falta de descenso testicular de uno o ambos testículos hacia el escroto. Después del tratamiento quirúrgico llamado orquidopexia, la herida quirúrgica tiene buen aspecto, sin señales de infección aparente, que se consiguió gracias a los cuidados de enfermería, en alimentación, movilización, curación y tratamiento antibiótico óptimo, al inspeccionar la bolsa escrotal se observó bolsa escrotal simétrica, y se puede palpar los dos testículos en su posición normal, su estado clínico después del tratamiento es oportuno y esperado, se muestra mejoría y desaparición de signos y síntomas que presentaba antes de la cirugía. Paciente debe continuar con sus controles anuales para verificar los resultados del tratamiento.es_ES
dc.format.extent32 p.es_ES
dc.language.isoeses_ES
dc.publisherBabahoyo: UTB-FCS, 2020es_ES
dc.rightsAtribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 3.0 Ecuador*
dc.rights.urihttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ec/*
dc.subjectCriptorquideaes_ES
dc.subjectGenéticoses_ES
dc.subjectProceso Embrionario,Prematuroes_ES
dc.subjectPlaguicidases_ES
dc.titleProceso de atención de enfermería en paciente de 7 años con criptorquidia.es_ES
dc.typebachelorThesises_ES


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