Infecciones de transmisión sexual en las adolescentes propuesta un programa educativo para el Centro de Salud Nuevo San Juan
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2016
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. Escuela de Graduados
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Las infecciones de transmisión sexual (ITS) ―también conocidas como enfermedades de Transmisión sexual (ETS), y antes como enfermedades venéreas― son un conjunto de afecciones clínicas infectocontagiosas que se transmiten por medio de las relaciones sexuales casi exclusivamente, incluido el sexo vaginal, el sexo anal y el sexo oral. Sin embargo, pueden transmitirse también por uso de jeringas contaminadas o por contacto con la sangre u otras secreciones y algunas de ellas pueden transmitirse durante el embarazo o el parto, de la madre al hijo. La mayor parte de de las enfermedades de trasmisión sexual son causadas por 2 tipos de gérmenes: bacterias y virus, pero algunas también son causadas por hongos y protozoarios, para prevenir estas infecciones es fundamental saber su existencia, los medios de transmisión, optar por una conducta sexual segura, obtenerse de tener relaciones sexuales, tener pareja única, en caso de presentar síntomas acudir precozmente a la atención médica. Objetivos General análisis de las Infecciones de transmisión sexual en los adolescentes de CS Nuevo San Juan. Se revisó historias clínis y se revisó encuestas, teniendo como resultado que el mayor número de adolescentes que se infectan son los que exilan entre 15 y 19 años y son los que viven en la zona suburbana.
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs), also known as sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and before that as venéreas- diseases are a group of infectious clinical conditions that are transmitted through sexual relations almost exclusively, including vaginal sex, anal sex and oral sex. However, they can also be transmitted by use of contaminated needles or through contact with blood or other secretions and some of them can be transmitted during pregnancy or childbirth from mother to child. Most of the sexually transmitted diseases are caused by two types of germs: bacteria and viruses, pore some are also caused by fungi and protozoans, to prevent these infections is essential to know its existence, the means of transmission, opt for conduct safe sex, have a single partner or practice safe sex and if symptoms go early to care, it is also essential to avoid sharing needles (for consumption of additives). The overall objective is the analysis of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents CS Nuevo San Juan. medical records were reviewed and surveys were conducted, resulting in the largest number of adolescents who become infected are those who exilan between 15 and 19 years and are living in the suburban area
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs), also known as sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and before that as venéreas- diseases are a group of infectious clinical conditions that are transmitted through sexual relations almost exclusively, including vaginal sex, anal sex and oral sex. However, they can also be transmitted by use of contaminated needles or through contact with blood or other secretions and some of them can be transmitted during pregnancy or childbirth from mother to child. Most of the sexually transmitted diseases are caused by two types of germs: bacteria and viruses, pore some are also caused by fungi and protozoans, to prevent these infections is essential to know its existence, the means of transmission, opt for conduct safe sex, have a single partner or practice safe sex and if symptoms go early to care, it is also essential to avoid sharing needles (for consumption of additives). The overall objective is the analysis of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents CS Nuevo San Juan. medical records were reviewed and surveys were conducted, resulting in the largest number of adolescents who become infected are those who exilan between 15 and 19 years and are living in the suburban area
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Adolescente, Enfermedades de transmisión sexual, Infección, Programas educativos, Centro de Salud Nuevo San Juan, Parroquia San Juan, Ecuador, Cantón Pueblo Viejo