Factores que Influyen al Incumplimiento del Tratamiento con Antibióticos en Pacientes Urológicos del Hospital Carlos Monge Medrano, Juliaca – 2024.
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La investigación tuvo como objetivo determinar los factores que influyen al incumplimiento del tratamiento con antibióticos en pacientes urológicos en el Hospital Carlos Monge Medrano, Juliaca - 2024. El método fue cuantitativo, el diseño metodológico fue descriptivo, no experimental; se contó con una muestra de 108 pacientes. Los resultados indican que va al urólogo es del sexo masculino (82,4%), la edad más recurrente, de 61 años a más (32,4%), la patología más frecuente fue la ITU infección del tracto urinario (69,4%), el antibiótico más recetado fue el ciprofloxacino (54,6%), los pacientes manifestaron presentar reacciones adversas (35,2%). En conclusión, los factores exógenos son los que tienen influencia en el incumplimiento del tratamiento con antibióticos, por la falta de información, orientación, automedicación y abandono del mismo.
The objective of the research was to determine the factors that influence noncompliance with antibiotic treatment in urological patients at the Carlos Monge Medrano Hospital, Juliaca - 2024. The method was quantitative, the methodological design was descriptive, non-experimental; there was a sample of 108 patients. The results indicate that the most frequent patient who went to the urologist was male (82.4%), the most recurrent age was 61 years or older (32.4%), the most frequent pathology was UTI urinary tract infection (69.4%), the most prescribed antibiotic was ciprofloxacin (54.6%), and the patients reported adverse reactions (35.2%). In conclusion, exogenous factors are those that influence non-compliance with antibiotic treatment, due to lack of information, orientation, self-medication and abandonment of treatment.
The objective of the research was to determine the factors that influence noncompliance with antibiotic treatment in urological patients at the Carlos Monge Medrano Hospital, Juliaca - 2024. The method was quantitative, the methodological design was descriptive, non-experimental; there was a sample of 108 patients. The results indicate that the most frequent patient who went to the urologist was male (82.4%), the most recurrent age was 61 years or older (32.4%), the most frequent pathology was UTI urinary tract infection (69.4%), the most prescribed antibiotic was ciprofloxacin (54.6%), and the patients reported adverse reactions (35.2%). In conclusion, exogenous factors are those that influence non-compliance with antibiotic treatment, due to lack of information, orientation, self-medication and abandonment of treatment.
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