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Authors: Olivares Polo, L

Multiple Gate Acquisition Scan is a nuclear medicine imaging test that involves taking images of the heart to assess heart function. The test consists of injecting the patient with their own red blood cells (previously extracted by venipuncture) marked with a tracer that emits radiation and allows the image to be formed. To carry it out, the collaboration of nursing is essential, on the one hand to support the patient throughout the process and on the other to carry out the necessary techniques for the correct evolution of the test. The nurse responsible for performing this test must be in possession of a nuclear medicine operator's license.

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Authors: Noriega Campos, E

Introduction: care for patients with multiorgan dysfunction syndrome requires autonomous nursing professionals with clinical judgment in the performance of their role. They must have continuous training that allows them to be able to respond to the problems and needs of patients. Methods: a bibliographic review was carried out in different databases on the subject of interest, in the months of January to June of the year 2021. Internet search engines in Spanish and English were used, such as: Scielo, Pupmed, Dialnet, and Elsevier. A total of 50 articles were selected, 25. The methods used were: documentary analysis, logical history and as a descriptor the term care management and nursing care to patients with multiorgan dysfunction syndrome. Objectives: carry out a review of the bibliography on the essential aspects to achieve an adequate management of care and how it is applicable in these patients. Results: defining care management can be complex, it varies according to the experience of each nursing professional or the work area in which they have worked; However, there is a point in common, where it seeks to guarantee and directly or indirectly improve people's health care. Conclusions: To establish optimal care focused on problem-solving in patients with multi-organ dysfunction, a comprehensive and understandable Nursing assessment is necessary. The implementation of the EAP guides and justifies the pertinent and coherent care to be able to satisfy the affected needs.

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Authors: Vallejo Sánchez, V

Being a carrier of an ostomy is one of the consequences that an oncological process can entail. Nursing is responsible for providing health education to these patients and teaching them how to face this challenge. Unfortunately, our profession focuses on numerous occasions, only on the biological part of the process, ignoring the sexual need of the patient who occupies a very important part in his life. In this article, we will review all available information on sexuality in ostomized patients. Trying to find solutions that remove or reduce the barriers that currently limit our field of action.

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Authors: Álvarez Sariego, M

Nowadays, there are many people who are subjected to surgical interventions in order to implant an ostomy to solve a health problem. That is the reason why health professionals should be specialized in this area in order to support them in the process, thus achieving a better adaptation to the change that they suffer both in the physical, psychological and social aspects. This review seeks to know the different types of ostomies that exist and the complications that they can entail, as well as the changes in the quality of life of patients and the interventions that nursing professionals can carry out to facilitate this process and improve the self-esteem of patients. Objectives: The main objective is to know the quality of life in patients with ostomies. Methodology: Bibliographic review carried out by consulting 2 databases, obtaining a total of 22 articles. Results: A series of articles are obtained that show the different existing ostomies, the complications they can generate, how they affect the quality of life of patients and the nursing interventions to be carried out. Conclusion: Given the incidence of patients with ostomies, it is important that nursing professionals have adequate training to be able to carry out adequate monitoring of this population, thus increasing their quality of life.