Sepsis puerperal post corioamnionitis

Maternal mortality is a major public health and human rights problem and reflects the effects of social determinants on women's health. The main causes of maternal sepsis are pregnancy-related infections such as pyelonephritis, chorioamnionitis. 26-year-old FUM patient: 8/5/2019; G: 5, P: 3, C: 1, A: 0 PIG: 10 months date of birth of the last child: 5/21/2019; Personal pathological history: does not refer; Family pathological history: does not refer; Surgical history: cup 10 months ago; Allergies: does not refer; Affebrile oriented patient, normotensive collaborator with the interrogation, presents a prenatal control card, 1 control has been performed in a health center, presents ultrasound 06/3/2019 29.1 sg extrapolated to date 31.1 sg refers to a clinical picture of 5 hours of characterized evolution due to contractile pain in the hypogastrium of mild intensity + loss of amniotic fluid in moderate quantity, ultrasound scan is performed ila: 5 on fetal monitoring good variability category 1 fetal heartbeat of 140 bpm, uterine contraction activity 5/10/20, maneuvers of leopold single left longitudinal cephalic product. All these phenomena originate a Sepsis, which can be further aggravated if the moderate oligoamnios with which it reaches the emergency is considered. It is diagnosed on the basis of the correct history, the findings of the physical examination in relation to the results of laboratory tests and imaging. Laboratory tests can help identify the cause of shock and should be done early.

• 1. Verfasser: Camacho Gaibor, Dayana Nathaly (author)
• Format: bachelorThesis
• Veröffentlicht: 2020
• Schlagworte: Sepsis; Oligoamnios; Shock; Ruptura; Membranas
• Online Zugang: http://dspace.utb.edu.ec/handle/49000/8384