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    Características clínico-epidemiológicas de pacientes hospitalizados con infecciones del tracto urinario causadas por enterobacterias productoras de Blee en el Hospital Carlos Lanfranco La Hoz en el 2017
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2019-05-07) Villarreal Guevara, Nathaly Marbelly; Benites Azabache, Juan Carlos
    El presente trabajo de investigación es un estudio descriptivo, de corte transversal y retrospectivo. Para ello, se recolectó 148 datos de pacientes sobre edad, sexo, servicio de procedencia, uso de antibióticos previos, tiempo de hospitalización y la enterobacteria aislada en su urocultivo. Se usó el programa estadístico de acceso libre EpiInfo y Excel para el análisis frecuencia y sus gráficos. Los resultados obtenidos es que la prevalencia de pacientes con ITU positivos a enterobacterias productoras de BLEE fue 23.2%. De los 148 casos, el 81.8% eran mujeres, la edad media fue de 49.4 años, el 66.2% provenían de medicina general, el tiempo de hospitalización medio de 12.3 +/- 13.5 días y el 68.9% de las enterobacterias aisladas positivas a BLEE correspondieron a Escherichia coli. Las comorbilidades más frecuentes fueron diabetes y HTA; y el 26.3% de los pacientes tomaban ceftriaxona previo a la confirmación de infección por BLEE.
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    Eficacia en el monitoreo de las historias clínicas del tratamiento de las infecciones de tracto urinario en pacientes hospitalizados en el servicio de medicina del Hospital Nacional Pnp “Luis N. Saenz” 2016
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2018-03-13) Murrugarra Meza, Roxana Verónica; Fox Cortez, Julio Alonso
    The present research has as main objective to determine how the Effectiveness of the monitoring of the clinical histories in the follow up of the urinary tract infections in patients hospitalized in the Service of medicine of the National Hospital PNP Luis Nicasio Sáenz 2016. The present investigation is descriptive, explanatory, based on the efficacy of the monitoring of the clinical histories of patients with urinary tract infection, attended at the PNP National Hospital Luis N. Sáenz, observing time and resources dilation, having a focus qualitative. The research includes a population of 233 clinical records of patients with a diagnosis of urinary tract infection, and the sample is non-probabilistic, which responds to the interest and intentionality of the researchers, to contribute to the problems presented in said hospital; Using our unintended probabilistic sampling. Finally, the hypothesis is fulfilled that an effective monitoring of the clinical histories of the patients with urinary tract infection will reduce the time and resources in their restoration.
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    Plantas medicinales para infecciones del tracto urinario utilizados por los usuarios del mercado de Ciudad de Dios - San Juan de Miraflores, 2024
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2024-11-04) Aldama Lozano, Delia; Ccopa Ccallo, Jasmina; Alvarado Chávez, Britt
    Introduction: Medicinal plants produce "active ingredients" with pharmacological effects on living organisms. They have been used as natural remedies since ancient times to treat various diseases. Objective: To inform the people in charge of the sales of medicinal plants about their correct use and their therapeutic action to treat urinary tract infections. Methodology: It was based on surveys directed at users of the City of God market, it has a non-experimental design, a deductive method, a quantitative approach, the basic type, its section is transversal and descriptive level. Main results: The main findings showed that Dandelion, Matic, Nettle and Manayupa were the most used plants to treat urinary tract infections. In severe cases of cystitis, Matic and Nettle stood out, while Dandelion was preferred for urethritis. For prostatitis, Nettle, horsetail and Matic were mainly used. Furthermore, it was found that the root was the organ most used to treat severe cases of cystitis, followed by the stem, and both the leaves and the root were used in similar proportions to treat urethritis. Conclusion: The importance and preference of certain medicinal plants and their specific organs in the treatment of various urinary tract infections is highlighted. These findings could be useful in guiding future health research related to traditional and complementary medicine.