Influencia de la atención de enfermería en pacientes con parálisis Cerebral Infantil Epilepsia Secundaria más Patología Sub añadidas

Abstract

This Study and Analysis of Clinical case aimed to analyze the evolution of cerebral palsy, and their sub pathologies added by collecting data structured to identify the main critical points and establish opportunities for improvement focused on nursing care instruments help to improve the quality of life, and more of it will serve as a starting point to other future research. Is a patient of 10 years of age, having a diagnosis of PCI since birth, and has been presenting impaired vision and hearing, speech difficulties and language, perceptual disorders (agnosia and apraxia), distractibility during his lifetime dyskinesia and the consequences of this disease are not always predictable. A further deterioration of the neuromotor system as a permanent sequel, Al motor impairment disturbances often associated: sensory, mental retardation and / or epilepsy within the data obtained from the mother of the patient, medical history and home visits were conducted, it was determined that a twin pregnancy of unknown causes at 36.5 weeks pregnancy is interrupted for filing death of 1 fetus died that despite compliance with prenatal care I fail to survive for unknown reasons. Having 1 newborn with fetal distress as the child struggled for crying birth One of the causes is insufficient oxygen to the brain of the fetus or newborn. The oxygen supply may be interrupted due to premature separation of the placenta, an awkward or uncomfortable position during labor, childbirth too long or short, or interference with the umbilical cord, thus causing neuronal death. .For the preparation of this analysis Clinical case the descriptive method to describe each of the rooms that was evolving pathology, documentary-Bibliographic method because it has the purpose of detecting, broaden and deepen different aspects was used pathology, and the retrospective method is also used because the study is done from the onset of the disease to date.