Riesgos y consecuencias de los pacientes diagnosticados con tuberculosis pulmonar

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Tuberculosis
Tratamiento
Recaída
Factor
Riesgo
Tuberculosis
Treatment
Relapse
Factor
Risk

Tuberculosis
Tratamiento
Recaída
Factor
Riesgo
Tuberculosis
Treatment
Relapse
Factor
Risk
Díaz Bravo, Wilman Jonathan
Calderón Ponce, José Fernando
Jara, Lisseth Pamela Mariño
Miranda Fernández, Evelyn Adriana
Riesgos y consecuencias de los pacientes diagnosticados con tuberculosis pulmonar

Tuberculosis (TB) corresponds to the second cause of death from an infectious disease in the world, after the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and continues to be a problem of great magnitude on a global scale, tuberculosis represents a public health problem Since despite the strategies that are carried out in coordination with international, national, state and local instances, cases are increasing, affect-ing risk groups among which are cases with treatment failure that were diagnosed and treated in private sector, relapse and readmission due to abandonment, treatment failure, among others. The methodology used for this research work is focused on a methodology oriented towards the need to investigate a situation precisely and coherently. Framed within a bibliographic review of a documentary type, since we are going to deal with issues raised at a theoretical level such as Risks and consequences of patients diagnosed with pulmonary tuber-culosis. The technique for data collection is made up of printed, audiovisual and electronic materials, the latter such as Google Scholar, PubMed, among others. The information obtained here will be reviewed for further analysis. Although the risk factors mentioned here can be believed to be associated only with people who have the probability of contracting tuberculosis for the first time, this is not the case, since, if these are maintained, the probabilities that a patient who already had tuberculosis relapse, they are high, because of this suffering from the same conditions that made him sick the first time. However, in the reviewed literature, in most studies they focus on relapses, when people have already had some treatment, based on them, it is indicated that the highest rates of relapse that can occur are those associated with Abandonment of treatment, in this particular it must be inferred that treatment is expensive and if we associate this factor with poverty conditions, which constitute one of the highest incidences of contracting tuberculosis, then the probability of relapse and consequently death will be higher . Understanding that poverty includes food, education, access to the health system, housing conditions, among others).

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Díaz Bravo, Wilman Jonathan
Calderón Ponce, José Fernando
Jara, Lisseth Pamela Mariño
Miranda Fernández, Evelyn Adriana

Díaz Bravo, Wilman Jonathan
Calderón Ponce, José Fernando
Jara, Lisseth Pamela Mariño
Miranda Fernández, Evelyn Adriana

Díaz Bravo, Wilman Jonathan

Riesgos y consecuencias de los pacientes diagnosticados con tuberculosis pulmonar

Riesgos y consecuencias de los pacientes diagnosticados con tuberculosis pulmonar

Riesgos y consecuencias de los pacientes diagnosticados con tuberculosis pulmonar

Riesgos y consecuencias de los pacientes diagnosticados con tuberculosis pulmonar

Riesgos y consecuencias de los pacientes diagnosticados con tuberculosis pulmonar

riesgos y consecuencias de los pacientes diagnosticados con tuberculosis pulmonar

2021

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dialnet-ar-18-ART00015109722023-05-30Riesgos y consecuencias de los pacientes diagnosticados con tuberculosis pulmonarDíaz Bravo, Wilman JonathanCalderón Ponce, José FernandoJara, Lisseth Pamela MariñoMiranda Fernández, Evelyn AdrianaTuberculosisTratamientoRecaídaFactorRiesgoTuberculosisTreatmentRelapseFactorRiskTuberculosis (TB) corresponds to the second cause of death from an infectious disease in the world, after the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and continues to be a problem of great magnitude on a global scale, tuberculosis represents a public health problem Since despite the strategies that are carried out in coordination with international, national, state and local instances, cases are increasing, affect-ing risk groups among which are cases with treatment failure that were diagnosed and treated in private sector, relapse and readmission due to abandonment, treatment failure, among others. The methodology used for this research work is focused on a methodology oriented towards the need to investigate a situation precisely and coherently. Framed within a bibliographic review of a documentary type, since we are going to deal with issues raised at a theoretical level such as Risks and consequences of patients diagnosed with pulmonary tuber-culosis. The technique for data collection is made up of printed, audiovisual and electronic materials, the latter such as Google Scholar, PubMed, among others. The information obtained here will be reviewed for further analysis. Although the risk factors mentioned here can be believed to be associated only with people who have the probability of contracting tuberculosis for the first time, this is not the case, since, if these are maintained, the probabilities that a patient who already had tuberculosis relapse, they are high, because of this suffering from the same conditions that made him sick the first time. However, in the reviewed literature, in most studies they focus on relapses, when people have already had some treatment, based on them, it is indicated that the highest rates of relapse that can occur are those associated with Abandonment of treatment, in this particular it must be inferred that treatment is expensive and if we associate this factor with poverty conditions, which constitute one of the highest incidences of contracting tuberculosis, then the probability of relapse and consequently death will be higher . Understanding that poverty includes food, education, access to the health system, housing conditions, among others).La tuberculosis (TBC) corresponde a la segunda causa de muerte por una enfermedad infecciosa en el mundo, después del virus de la inmunodeficiencia humana (VIH) y continúa siendo un problema de gran magnitud a escala mundial, la tuberculosis representa un problema de salud pública ya que a pesar de las estrategias que se llevan a cabo en coordinación con instancias internacionales, nacio-nales, estatales y locales los casos van en incremento, afectando a grupos de riesgo entre los cuales se encuentran casos con fracaso de tratamiento que fueron diagnosticados y tratados en sector privado, recaída y reingreso por abandono, fracaso al tratamiento, entre otros. La metodología utilizada para el presente trabajo de investigación, se enfoca hacia una metodología orientada hacia la necesidad de indagar en forma precisa y coherente una situación. Enmarcada dentro de una revisión bibliográfica de tipo documental, ya que nos vamos a ocupar de temas planteados a nivel teórico como es Riesgos y consecuencias de los pacientes diagnosticados con tuberculosis pulmonar. La técnica para la recolección de datos está constituida por materiales impresos, audiovisuales y electrónicos, estos últimos como Google Académico, PubMed, entre otros. La información aquí obtenida será revisada para su posterior análisis. A pesar que los factores de riesgo aquí mencionados, puede creerse estar asociados solo a personas que tienen la probabilidad de contraer tuberculosis por primera vez, no es así, ya que, si estos se mantienen, las probabilidades de que un paciente que ya tuvo tuberculosis recaiga, son altas, por este padecer las mismas condiciones que lo enfermaron una primera vez. Sin embargo en la literatura revisada, en la mayoría de los estudios se enfocan en las recaídas, cuando las personas ya han tenido algún tratamiento, en base a ellos, se indica que las mayores tasas de recaídas que se pueden presentar, son las asociadas por abandono de tratamiento, en este particular hay que inferir que el tratamiento es costoso y si asociamos este factor a las condiciones de pobreza, que configuran una de las mayores incidencias de contraer tuberculosis, entonces, la probabilidad de recaída y por consiguiente la muerte serán mayores. 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