Publication: Evaluación clínica y hoja de registro de cuidados de enfermería del sistema de control fecal en pacientes críticos
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Date
2011
Authors
Sánchez López, MI. ; Carmona Simarro, J.V. ; Gallego López, J.M. ; Álvarez Ordiales, A.
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Murcia : Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Murcia
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La incontinencia fecal en los Pacientes Críticos produce una serie de complicaciones como son: el
deterioro de la integridad cutánea de la piel, infecciones, alteración en la autoestima del paciente, etc.
Esta serie de problemas puede ocasionar un aumento en la media de estancia de los pacientes
ingresados con repercusiones sanitarias y económicas.
La evidencia científica nos indica que los sistemas tradicionales utilizados para la incontinencia fecal
producen diferentes problemas potenciales aún sin solucionar.
El sistema de control de la incontinencia fecal Flexi-Seal® FMS (Fig. nº1) produce una reducción de
estos problemas y su efectividad está basada en diferentes estudios recientes que así lo demuestran
(Martínez Estadella, G. et al, 2006), (Ares Sánchez, M. et al, 2006) (Bordes, J. et al, 2007),
(Pelleschi, ME, 2008).
Es necesario describir tanto la técnica de inserción como los Cuidados de Enfermería de este nuevo
dispositivo de incontinencia fecal.
ABSTRACT Fecal incontinence in critical patients predisposes them to several complications as: tissue viability problems, infections, or patients well-being effects. This kind of problems could increase average stay hospital, with economic and health system repercussions. The evidence shows that traditional managements of fecal incontinence have adverse outcomes which are unresolved. The Flexi-seal® management system (FMS), reduces these complications, and its effectiveness is based on different studies (Martínez Estadella G et al, 2006), (Ares Sánchez M et al, 2006) (Bordes J et all, 2007), (Pelleschi ME, 2008). It is necessary to describe the insertion technique, and Nursing interventions orientated to patients who need Flexi-seal® management system (FMS), in order to improve Nursing Cares.
ABSTRACT Fecal incontinence in critical patients predisposes them to several complications as: tissue viability problems, infections, or patients well-being effects. This kind of problems could increase average stay hospital, with economic and health system repercussions. The evidence shows that traditional managements of fecal incontinence have adverse outcomes which are unresolved. The Flexi-seal® management system (FMS), reduces these complications, and its effectiveness is based on different studies (Martínez Estadella G et al, 2006), (Ares Sánchez M et al, 2006) (Bordes J et all, 2007), (Pelleschi ME, 2008). It is necessary to describe the insertion technique, and Nursing interventions orientated to patients who need Flexi-seal® management system (FMS), in order to improve Nursing Cares.
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