Estimulación Temprana en Salud-Pregrado
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Item Aplicación del Baremo de valoración de la situación de dependencia-bvd-en los estudiantes de 3 años a 25 años 11meses 29 días del Instituto de Parálisis Cerebral del Azuay, Cuenca 2015(2016-11-11) Carreño Garzón, Laura Violeta; Coronel Iglesias, Andrea Catalina; Clavijo, María Isabel; Lucio Bravo, Miriam AlexandraIntroduction: Because of the poor information about disability, dependence and working methods in children and adolescents with special needs in Daily Life Activities (DLA), we thought it is important determinate the dependence level in the students, to help them in the future to reach a better development in daily life activities. General Objective: To determinate the dependence situation in daily life activities in students between 3 years and 25 years 11 months 29 days of the "Instituto de Parálisis Cerebral del Azuay" (IPCA) applying “Baremo de Valoración de la Situación de Dependencia” (BVD). Methodology: This research work was a descriptive, prospective and transversal study, done in 65 children with special needs from the IPCA, we used a scale that measures the level and status dependency in daily life activities, called BVD for ages between 3 years and 25 years 11 months 29 days, the results gotten in the applied tests were subsequently corroborated by classroom teachers to confirm the observed. Use of results: With the results obtained we have tried to determine the dependence severity in daily life activities of the students and tried to guide the teachers´ institution to give a better attention to their students with a clearly vision about the specific needs of each children and adolescents, and improve the intervention plans and classroom work proposed by each teacher.Item Aptitudes psicolingüísticas en niños y niñas de 4 a 5 años del Centro Educativo Infantil Antonio Borrero. Cuenca, 2018(2019-11-11) Moscoso Saquinaula, Priscila Oliva; Clavijo, María IsabelBackground: Determine psycholinguistic skills during preschool age is of vital importance, since in this age there is a greater neuronal plasticity than at other ages, since there are significant acquisitions in all areas of development. Objective: To determine the level of psycholinguistic abilities in children from 4 to 5 years of the Antonio Borrero Children's Educational School through the Illinois Psycholinguistic Aptitude Test - ITPA. Methodology: Quantitative descriptive observational study conducted at the Antonio Borrero Educational School with 80 children aged 4 and 5 years, after meeting the inclusion criteria were evaluated through the Illinois Test of Psycholinguistic Aptitudes - ITPA, the information collected was tabulated and processed in the statistical program SPSS free version 20, after which the results were presented in frequency and percentage tables. Results: The study population consisted of 80 children, 90% corresponds to the chronological age of 4 years, and 10% to 5 years; 55% corresponds to the woman, and 45% man; 52.5% have a psycholinguistic age of 3 years, 46.3% of 4 years and 1.2% of 5 years, according to the ITPA test, the least developed psycholinguistic skills were compression (68.8%) and association (95%) auditory, compression (55%) and visual association (88.8%), grammatical integration (92.5%) and visual integration (51.3%); and the most developed were: verbal expression (96.3%), motor expression (85%), auditory sequential memory (68.8%) and visual-motor sequential memory (55%). Conclusion: The psycholinguistic age in boys and girls of 4 and 5 years of the Antonio Borrero Educational School was lower than the chronological age, a less developed level of psycholinguistic skills predominated.Item Aptitudes y aprendizajes desde la esfera psicolingüística en niños y niñas de Inicial 2 del Centro de Educación Inicial Luis Cordero, mediante el Test ITPA. Cuenca 2018(2018-11-11) Illescas Campos, Nataly Carolina; Merchán Bustos, Johanna Nicole; Villalta Chungata, Blanca CeciliaLearning is a progressive change by which an individual acquires and internalizes knowledge during the first years of life through the relation with the environment. However, what happens when a child does not achieve an appropriated learning for the age? We are in the necessity of evaluate what necessary learning skills are failing and determine whether or not there is a delay in these areas. General objective To determine the skills and learning level from the psycholinguistic point of view in boys and girls from pre-school level 2 of the Luis Cordero Early Education Centre, through the ITPA test. Methodology This is a prospective descriptive study, in which assessments were carried out on children who attended Pre-school Luis Cordero, using the ITPA test, Cuenca 2018 school year. The results obtained were related to the variables described in statistical tables of percentages. The software used for analysis and tabulation was SPSS 23.0, original version and Microsoft for frequency and percentage statistics. Results The sample was composed of 99 participants, among boys and girls. As a result, 42.4% of the population showed a psycholinguistic age appropriate for their chronological age, 41.3% showed a psycholinguistic age below their chronological age and only 16.3% showed a psycholinguistic age above their chronological age, with the psycholinguistic age of 4 years 0 months to 4 years 11 months predominating in the study population, represented by 49.5%.Item Capacitación sobre sexualidad infantil a padres que asisten al programa Creciendo con Nuestros Hijos de la parroquia Calderón- cantón Santa Isabel, 2015(2016-11-11) Montesdeoca Guamán, Verónica Elizabeth; Naranjo Bustamante, María Eugenia; Ortega Chica, Paula Soledad; Pesántez Díaz, Tania LorenaBACKGROUND: Child Sexuality is a content of complex approach, product of social fear, where behavior such as imitation, flirting, couples games, handling genital, exhibitionism and masturbation, have become this topic into a taboo in the society, forbidden of speaking in front of other people and even more in front of children. GENERAL OBJECTIVE: To train parents that attend the program "Creciendo con Nuestros Hijos” from Santa Isabel about Child Sexuality. METHODOLOGY: A quasi-experimental study type was conducted in the period September-October 2015, worked with 60 parents of "Creciendo con Nuestros Hijos” (CNH) Parish Abdón Calderón of Santa Isabel Canton, initially applied the precaps to assess the knowledge they had about infantile sexuality, later trained; and finally a postcaps was applied to evaluate the knowledge gained. Results from the statistical applied in this investigationItem Características de 15 niños y niñas con retraso del desarrollo psicomotor con discapacidad que asisten a los centros especiales del área urbana del cantón Cuenca: Universidad de Cuenca, Cuenca 2009(2010-11-11) Cabrera Vintimilla, Johanna Mercedes; Cordero Ortiz, María Caridad; Huiracocha Tutivén, Mirian Sofía; Angulo Rosero, Aydee NarcisaA descriptive study has been carry out where it was determined the characteristics of 0 to 5 years old children with delay of the psychomotor development with disability, among 15 children, boys and girls that attend two urban fiscal and private centers in Cuenca from January to June of the year 2009, establishing relationship with the following characteristics: malnutrition, abnormal cephalic perimeter, type of family, parents migration and type of caretaker. The test used for the evaluation of development were: the Brunet Lezine for the confirmation of the Psychomotor Development delay, the EVE guides for younger than 3 years and the BVD for ages from 3 to 5 years, to know if they fulfill the approaches of dependence. The results found were the following: 6.7% of boys and girls didn't present disability in spite of being in a special center and that same percentage presented migration of their father and the mother. in the gender the difference in percentage is minimal. The age has a medium of 30.2meses. 46.7% of the boys and girls showed under weight. 40% of the boys and girls showed low size. 13.3% showed global malnutrition; 6.7% showed microcefalia. the 86.7% were taken care by their mother, while the 13.3% were taken care by a different person. The variables in study demonstrate the situation of the studied children, many of them were presented in situation of social risk. KEY WORDS: Developmental disabilities, a descriptive study of motor skills disorders, early intervention, special education, Infant, Preschool.Item Conocimiento de los profesionales sobre el programa NIDCAP (cuidado individualizado y evaluación del desarrollo del recién nacido) Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos Neonatales del Hospital José Carrasco Arteaga - 2018.(2018-11-11) Vintimilla Cordero, Ariana Marcela; Sempértegui León, Silvia RocíoHealth professionals in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in charge of caring for children, face the challenge of not only ensuring the survival of the newborns (NB), but also of optimizing their development and evolution. The Newborn Individualized Developmental Care and Assessment Program (NIDCAP), promotes extrauterine environment impact control. Its main objective is to optimize adaptability, reduce Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) stay, and improve integral development. In recent years, NICU advances in care centered on development have considerably decreased premature and high risk NB mortality rates. GENERAL OBJECTIVE To measure the level of knowledge that health professionals of the neonatology area of HOSPITAL JOSÉ CARRASCO ARTEAGA have about the NIDCAP program. METHODOLOGY It is a descriptive study, which evaluated the level of knowledge that health professionals of the neonatology area of HOSPITAL JOSÉ CARRASCO ARTEAGA have about the NIDCAP program, through the application of the “CCD knowledge evaluation questionnaire” used by Dr. Rocío Mosqueda Peña in her doctoral thesis work. The results were analyzed in four statistical percentage and frequency charts, using IBM´s SPSS Statiscs 15 (free version). RESULTS The results from the study were used exclusively for research purposes and are available at the Library of UNIVERSIDAD DE CUENCA.Item Conocimientos sobre estimulación del lenguaje oral, de los promotores comunitarios de los centros infantiles, urbano-marginales de Cuenca, 2011(2011-11-11) Cuenca Llivisaca, Eva Cecilia; Llivisaca Narváez, María Eugenia; Huiracocha Tutivén, Mirian Sofía; Jaramillo Oyervide, Julio AlfredoObjective: To determine the knowledge about Oral Language Stimulation of community workers, who work in poor urban children´s centers in Cuenca city, 2011. Method and Materials: This study is descriptive and quantitative and the information will be gathered through precaps and poscaps. The final sample was of one hundred twenty community promoters who fulfilled with the inclusion criteria. Structured interview was used to apply a questionnaire consisting of socio-demographic variables, as well as questions of knowledge, skills and practices related to Oral Language Stimulation. The results had a statistic analysis in SPSS fifteen Evaluation Version. Results: The results obtained were the followings: the community promoter postcaps improved their knowledge of Early Stimulation from 90.8% to 93, 4%, in knowledge of oral Language from 83.3% to 98.3%, in the evolutionary development from 37.5% to 84.2%. In addition, the highest percentage of assistants from 59.2% is between women from twenty-one to thirty years old to 96.7%. With secondary students 35%, and married people 39.2%. Conclusions: The precaps provided data that allowed us to elaborate the training work-shops on the Oral Language Stimulation in order to improve the skills that were satisfactory finished.Item Conocimientos y prácticas del personal de salud sobre el neurodesarrollo en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos Neonatales del Hospital Homero Castanier Crespo. Azogues, 2025-2026(Universidad de Cuenca. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas, 2026-03-02) Carrasco Cedillo, Camila Alejandra; Vélez López, Danna Samantha; Villalta Chungata, Blanca CeciliaBackground: In Latin América, newborns admitted to Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) are exposed to various risk factors such as prematurity, sepsis, and environmental stress, which can negatively affect their neurodevelopment. In this context, neurodevelopment - centered care aims to minimize these effects through health personnel interventions focused on comfort, therapeutic positioning, environmental control, and parental involvement, all of which promote adequate neurological maturation in newborns. Objective: To determine the knowledge and practices of health personnel regarding neurodevelopment care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit of the Homero Castanier Crespo Hospital. Methodology: This quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study employed structured surveys administered to NICU health personnel to assess their knowledge and practices related to neurodevelopment care, as well as sociodemographic characteristics. Results: Most participants were aged 31 to 40 years, and 87,9% were female, with nursing staff representing 57,6 % of the sample. Regarding knowledge, 45,5% demonstrated an intermediate to basic leve, while only 9,1% reported advanced understanding. The implementation of key neurodevelopmental care strategies was limited, with low frequencies observed in actions such as promoting rest, observing signs of stress, and educating parents about neurodevelopment care. Conclusion: Health personnel in the NICU of the Homero Castanier Hospital exhibit predominantly basic to intermediate knowledge and inconsistent practices concerning neurodevelopmental outcomes in hospitalized newborns.Item Conocimientos y prácticas sobre lactancia exclusiva en madres de niños de 0 a 6 meses que acuden al Hospital Básico de Paute, Paute, 2025-2026(Universidad de Cuenca. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas, 2026-03-06) Balarezo Ruilova, Joselina Marcela; Caguana Cabrera, Belén Isabela; Villalta Chungata, Blanca CeciliaBackground: Exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) is essential for infant health and development; however, its practice remains suboptimal in Ecuador. Factors such as educational level, cultural beliefs, and access to adequate information significantly influence its adherence. General Objective: To determine the knowledge and practices regarding exclusive breastfeeding among mothers of children aged 0 to 6 months who attend the Hospital Básico de Paute. Methodology: A quantitative, descriptive, and cross-sectional study was conducted with 50 mothers using a structured questionnaire with three sections: sociodemographic data, knowledge, and practices regarding EBF. Data were analyzed using frequencies and percentages in SPSS 24.0. Results: The mean age of the participants was 29.32 ± 7.3 years; 64% lived in rural areas, 56% had a high school education, and 70% were homemakers. A high level of knowledge was identified in 78% of the mothers, while 62% demonstrated adequate practices. Gaps persisted in aspects related to the recommended duration, contraindications, and breastfeeding technique. Conclusions: A high level of knowledge and adequate practices regarding EBF were identified; however, it is necessary to strengthen prenatal education and professional support to optimize breastfeeding technique and ensure continued breastfeeding.Item Conocimientos, actitudes y prácticas de los adolescentes medios de la Unidad Educativa Julio María Matovelle del cantón Paute, sobre discapacidades en los recién nacidos, Cuenca año lectivo 2011-2012(2012-11-11) Largo Rodríguez, Liliana Nataly; Quito Sotamba, Marcia Jimena; Zeas Patiño, Erika Catalina; Auquilla Díaz, Nancy EulaliaThis present was a descriptive quasi-experimental research, was done in the high school Unidad Educativa “Julio Maria Matovelle” in Paute, with a purpose: To explore the acquired knowledgment about sexuality: CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS, PREGNANCY during ADOLESCENCE as a RISK FACT for the DISABILITIES. In a group of 130 students, where we´ve seen the characteristics of investigated population as: 9th and 10th grade students, 1st and 2nd of bachelor, most of them live in the urban place from Paute. We applied a precaps test to determine knowledge of teenagers about this theme, it was found that 50% of teenagers didn´t know about pubertal changes, in addition a 89.20% said that the most common cause that can produce the disability is the consumption to alcohol, snuff and drugs, but at 90.8% reported knowing the meaning of a disability, then increased to 96.9%. We've seen that there is a lack of contraceptive methods information, risks of teen pregnancy and sex education. We made some educational workshops to apply post caps tests, post-intervention knowledge level rose to 85.4% in terms of pubertal changes. Meanwhile we did a module about the topics that we taught, and it was given to the high school where we did the present research. The objective is to increase the level of knowledgment, to clear some doubts and to motivate the interest on those topics that we have taught. So it´s a need to do some actions focusing on the family, society and community to prevent disabilities and get a better way of life. Keywords: Knowledgment, attitudes, practices, middle adolescents, pregnancy, adolescence, disability. DeCS: Knowledgment, attitudes and practice in Health; Disabilities of Development-Prevention and Control, Growth and Development of the newborn; Adolescents; students; Paute-Azuay-Ecuador.Item Conocimientos, actitudes y prácticas de los adolescentes medios de los colegios César Dávila, Une del Azuay, Inmaculada, sobre discapacidades en los recién nacidos, Cuenca año lectivo 2010-2011(2011-11-11) Bustillos Bustillos, Agatha Carolina; Mora Inga, Andrea Isabel; Ortega Chica, Paula Soledad; Auquilla Díaz, Nancy EulaliaThis researchwas conductedof 441teenagersCésarDávilaAndrade, Inmaculadaand UNEAzuay high schools, applying a precapsto determinethe current knowledgethatadolescentshaveregarding the issue, subsequently carried outeducational workshops,and finallyuse apostcaps. It alsodeveloped amoduleon disability prevention, with emphasis on the issue ofteen pregnancyas a risk factorfordisability,to be deliveredto schoolswherethe research was conducted. The aimwas to raise thelevel of knowledge,answer questionsand stimulateinterest aboutthe issues. Muchremains to be donein sex education,and especiallymatters relatingto disability, so thatjoint actionshould be implementedin coordinationwith health, education, family, community, media, for the prevention of disabilities. This studyis descriptive,quasi-experimental, main characteristics ofthe study population:urban sectors, students from the tenth andfourth years. Keywords: Knowledge, attitudes, practices, meansteenagers, teenage pregnancy, disability. DeCS: Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice; Developmental Disabilities- prevention & control; Infant, Newborn-growth & development; Adolescent; Students; Cuenca-Ecuador.Item Conocimientos, actitudes y prácticas de los adolescentes medios de los Colegios, César Vázquez Astudillo, Técnico Industrial Ricaurte y Nacional Nulti sobre discapacidades en los recién nacidos, Cuenca año lectivo 2011-2012(2012-11-11) Aldaz Viscaino, Myriam Jacqueline; Auqui Quintuña, Cristina Janeth; González Vinces, María Belén; Auquilla Díaz, Nancy EulaliaThis research was made to 320 teenagers from three different high school: Cesar Vazquez Astudillo, Técnico Industrial Ricaurte, Nacional Nulti; at the beginning with the application of precaps, to determinate the teenager knowledge’s about disabilities in new born. Based on obtained information, we development an educational workshop, to continued with the postcaps application. We developed a module on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Disability Prevention, focusing on the topic of Teen Pregnancy as a risk factor for disability and then it was delivered to high schools where the research was conducted. This study was descriptive Cuasi Experimental; it was able to increase the knowledge and attitudes in middle teenagers about sexual education, disabilities, disabilities prevention, pubertal changes and teen pregnancy. The main characteristic to the respondents teenagers were: age group from 14 to 16 years old, belong to ten grade a 45% and first grade a 34.7%. The 95.6% of the study population resides rural zone. Keywords: Knowledge, attitudes, practices, middle adolescents, teen pregnancy, disability. DeCs: Sexual and Reproductive Health; Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice, Developmental Disabilities, Prevention and control-Infant, Newborn-growth and development, adolescent, Students-statistics & numerical data, Cuenca, Ecuador.Item Conocimientos, actitudes y prácticas de los adolescentes medios del Colegio Nacional Técnico Herlinda Toral sobre discapacidades en los recién nacidos, Cuenca año lectivo 2011-2012(2012-11-11) Déleg Campos, Miriam Maribel; Guzmán Rubio, Germania; Landi Guachún, Jenny Soledad; Auquilla Díaz, Nancy EulaliaThis investigation was applied to four hundred forty four students from ‘’HerlindaToral’’ high school. This prosal began with the application of a precaps to determine the teenagers knowledge about disabilities in newborns. With the facts gotten many educational workshops were done, and later the postcaps were applied. Also a didactic module was made about Sexual and Reproductive health and prevention of disabilities with emphasis in the topic about pregnancy in the adolescence like factor of risk for the disabilities and it will be delivered to the high school with the objective to raise the level of knowledges, clarify doubts and encourage the awareness about the issues under study. Much remains to be done on sex education and everything related to disability in newborns infants of adolescent mothers. So it should implement joint actions in coordination in health, education, family, and media to achieve the desired goal. This study was descriptive quasi-experimental with the main characteristics of the adolescents surveyed: 14 age group tears belonging to the tenth courses and first courses In high school, most of the sample residesin urban areas, teens surveyed have extensive information regarding sexual and reproductive health but not disabilities in newborns mothers teens. KEY WORDS: KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, PRACTICES, ADOLESCENT MIDDLE, PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENCE, DISABILITY. DeCs SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, HEALTH KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, PRACTICE, DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES - PREVENTION & CONTROL, CHILD DEVELOPMENT –CLASSIFICATION, CHILD DEVELOPMENT- PHYSIOLOGY, INFANT, NEWBORN- GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT, ADOLESCENT; STUDENTS- STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA. CUENCA-ECUADOR.Item Desarrollo de conceptos básicos en los niños y niñas de primero y segundo año de educación básica de las Unidades Educativas Daniel Muñoz, Corazón de María y Héroes de Verdeloma, Cantón Biblián, año lectivo 2012-1013(2013-11-11) Coronel Méndez, Diana Marina; Novillo Parra, Dani Orlando; Pesantez Piedra, Ana Lucía; Sacoto Barahona, Marcia Cecilia; Auquilla Díaz, Nancy EulaliaThe design of present study was "Research - Action". Be worked with 344 children between 5-7 years old. The objective was to assess develop a working guide for the development of basic concepts in the first and second years of basic education Educational Units "Daniel Munoz", "Corazon of Maria" and "Heroes of Verdeloma" from application of test Boehm. The results were as follows: there is a predominance of, although the difference is not greater with women. The distribution of success and failure in mastering the basics are distributed proportionally similar for both men and women. Shared Notions space categories, quantity, and time, had a greater number of errors. Based on the results we constructed a tutorial from the game that was applied for three months, after which, the concepts identified were those who had a better response from the kids. The category other showed a major difficulty for children in the notion "Making Romance", after the intervention persisted a high level of errors. There is a significant percentage of ignorance of the basics; it does provide difficulties in the teaching-learning process with problems for children, and for teachersItem Desarrollo de habilidades sociales y adaptativas en niños y niñas en situación de acogida mediante la Escala de Madurez Social Vineland, Hogar Infantil Tadeo Torres. Cuenca, 2025 - 2026(Universidad de Cuenca. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas, 2026-03-16) Faicán Pineda, Andrea Salomé; Sinchi Zhagüi, Arlen Patricia; Brito Criollo, Tania AlexandraBackground: The development of social and adaptative skills is essential for children’s overall growth, particularly for those living in institutional care, who are often exposed to vulnerability, disrupted attachment, and adverse emotional experiences that may affect their social and functional maturity. Objective: To evaluate the level of social and adaptative skills in children living at the Hogar Infantil Tadeo Torres through the application of the Vineland-3 Social Maturity Scale. Methodology: A quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study was conducted. The Vineland-3 Scale was not applied directly to the children; instead, it was administered their caregivers, who responded to the items based on the behaviors observed in the children. The information was complemented with sociodemographic data collected though a structures form. Results: The findings showed that 72% of the boys and girls presented low (32%) or moderately low (40%) levels of social maturity, with difficulties mainly in areas of autonomy, communication, and socialization interaction. Furthermore, the analysis of sociodemographic variables contributed to understanding that adaptative development is influenced by relational and contextual factors inherent to the institutional environment. Conclusions: It is concluded that children living in institutional care at the Hogar Infantil Tadeo Torres exhibit a predominantly low adaptative profile, influenced by conditions of institutionalization and the quality of their affective experiences. These findings highlight the importance of addressing child development from an integral and contextualized perspective, aimed at strengthening emotional, social, and adaptative skills through sensitive caregiving practices and timely intervention strategies.Item Desarrollo neurológico en niños y niñas de 3 a 18 meses mediante la Evaluación Infantil de Hammersmith en el Centro de Salud Paccha, Cuenca 2025 – 2026(Universidad de Cuenca. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas, 2026-03-05) Giler Vasquez, Merilyn Dayana; Macas Aguilar, Emily Cristina; Villalta Chungata, Blanca CeciliaThe objective of this research was to evaluate the neurological development of children treated at the Paccha Health Centre using the Hammersmith Infant Neurological Examination (HINE). It is a quantitative, descriptive cross-sectional cohort study, and the SPSS platform was used for tabulation. The HINE is an internationally validated and standardised neurological examination with 90% sensitivity. It consists of 26 quantifiable items that assess cranial nerves, posture, movements, muscle tone, reflexes and postural reactions. It generates scores that classify development as optimal, requiring follow-up or with a high probability of cerebral palsy (CP), in addition to recording asymmetries. It was administered to 50 infants aged 3 to 18 months (26 males and 24 females). The results revealed that 40% required ongoing neurological follow-up and 6% had a high probability of CP, with females predominating in this condition. Within the group with a high probability of CP, 4% were fullterm births and 2% were moderate to late preterm births. These findings highlight the usefulness of the HINE as an early detection tool in primary care settings, allowing for the timely identification of neurological disorders that could lead to long-term sequelae, underscoring the importance of preventive interventions and specialised follow-up, especially in vulnerable populations with risk factors such as prematurity.Item Desarrollo psicomotor de niños y niñas de 2 a 5 años del CIBV Los Pitufos del Valle. Cuenca 2016(2017-11-11) Torres Amay, Erika Gabriela; Zúñiga Carpio, Romina Anabel; Huiracocha Tutivén, Mirian Sofía; Cañar Lojano, Hugo AnibalBACKGROUND: The evaluation of psychomotor development is the most important phase during the first five years old due to it is a stage of maturation, neuronal plasticity and important achievements. Areas such as: motor, cognitive social and language with significant progress. Therefore, it is essential to detect any delays that the child could present or be in risk of suffering in order to intervene with the appropriate therapeutic measures. GENERAL OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the psychomotor development of children from 2 to 5 years of the CIBV "Los Pitufos del Valle". Cuenca 2016. METHODOLOGY: The study will be descriptive, prospective and transversal using quantitative and qualitative modes. It will be considered a population of 180 children of the CIBV "Los Pitufos del Valle" taking as convenience sample around 120 children in ages between 2 to 4 years. The method of data collection will be of primary source through the application of the psychomotor development test (TEPSI). SPSS version 20 will be used for tabulation coming from the application of the test. The results will be presented using dynamic tables, matrices, bar and pie graphs using Microsoft Excel 2013. These will be complemented with statistics of central tendency, dispersion and association that will allow to evaluate the psychomotor development of the selected sample. USE OF THE RESULTS: The benefit will be for parents and the CIBV "Los Pitufos del Valle" that they will be in charge of providing treatment in psychomotor developmentItem Desarrollo psicomotor de niños y niñas que asisten a los Centros Infantiles del Buen Vivir, parroquia Hermano Miguel. Cuenca, 2017(2018-11-11) Baculima Astudillo, Katherine Viviana; Quinde Idrovo, Susana Victoria; Villalta Chungata, Blanca CeciliaBackground: The evaluation of the development in the early childhood, allows to determine the state of the psychomotor development of the boys and girls of a certain sector or age. Every child under the age of five should be evaluated, with this we guarantee an optimal development in the future, to detect early possible delays in psychomotor development. Objective: Determine the psychomotor development of the children who attend the Buen Vivir Children's Centers of the Hermano Miguel parish. Methodology: Descriptive, prospective, cross-sectional study in quantitative modality, determined Psychomotor Development by applying the scale of psychomotor development Brunet Lezine Revised version relating to age, gender, type of caregiver, instruction of the caregiver and identified the area of vulnerability. The sample was equivalent to the universe: 89 boys and girls aged 12 to 48 months who attend the Buen Vivir Children's Centers of the Hermano Miguel Parish of Cuenca, 2017. By informed consent, the type of caregiver and level was determined training; for the analysis and tabulation of the data we used: SPSS 22.0; In the tables according to the variables, chi-square was used, with a value of p <0.05 for statistical significance. Results: 52.8% of the population was male, the prevalence of psychomotor retardation was 2.2% of the total population. The most vulnerable area was: Language 60.4%.Item Desarrollo psicomotor en niños con desnutrición de los hospitales Vicente Corral Moscoso y Homero Castanier Crespo, Cuenca-Azogues. Mayo-octubre 2017(2018-11-11) Galán Ramírez, Linda Mabeli; Gutiérrez Guillén, Gabriela Geovanna; Villalta Chungata, Blanca CeciliaBACKGROUND Children development follows a pattern which reflects an appropriate progress or a "deflection" which can be caused by several factors. Such is the case of malnutrition a problem that occurs frequently in childhood, this disease can lead problems of learning, attention, memory and school performance; because the body does not have enough energy requirements to accomplish necessary processes in children’s growth and development. GENERAL OBJECTIVE To determine the psychomotor development quotient in children from the age of 4 months to 5 years, with malnutrition in Vicente Corral Moscoso and Homero Castanier Crespo Hospitals. METHODOLOGY A Descriptive cross-sectional study, through direct evaluation to children from 4 months to 5 years old, with malnutrition at Hospitals Vicente Corral Moscoso and Homero Castanier, by the Brunet Lezine Test. Results have been analyzed with central tendency measures, percentages and frequency. We used IBM SPSS Statistics 22 free version. RESULTS This study showed that children from 4 months to 5 years old, who had a diagnosis of chronic malnutrition presented a psychomotor development within the mean that corresponds to 42.5% of all the children evaluated; while 17.5% had a retardation in their psychomotor development. The 18.8% of children with malnutrition of moderate degree had a psychomotor development within the average and the 1.3% had a developmental delay As well the 17.5% of children with malnutrition of mild degree had a psychomotor development within the mean and the 2.5% had a psychomotor development retardation. KeywordsItem Desempeño funcional de los niños y niñas de 3 a 8 años que asisten al área de estimulación temprana en salud en el Centro de Desarrollo Infantil de la Universidad de Cuenca “CEDIUC” mediante el test PEDI CAT, Cuenca, agosto 2025 - enero 2026(Universidad de Cuenca. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas, 2026-02-26) Chogllo Espinoza, María Fernanda; Sempértegui Gando, Marcela Estefanía; Cabrera Vintimilla, Johanna MercedesBackground: Child development is the process through which boys and girls acquire motor, cognitive, social, and self-care skills. This process may be affected by prenatal, perinatal, and postnatal factors that increase the risk of disability or neurodevelopmental disorders. These conditions compromise participation in activities of daily living and therefore require a functional assessment. In this context, the Pediatric Evaluation of Disability Inventory – Computer Adaptative Test (PEDI-CAT) is a valid tool to assess functional performance and to guide intervention planning. Objective: To evaluate functional performance in children aged 3 – 8 years attending the Early Stimulation in Health area at the “Centro de Desarrollo Infantil de la Universidad de Cuenca (CEDIUC) using the PEDI-CAT. Methods: A quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study was conducted. Data were collected through interviews with the children´s parents and/or caregivers. Results: High Alert in the Daily Activities domain was more frequent among children aged 5-6 years, whereas in the Mobility and Social/Cognitive domains it predominated in those aged 3-4 years, who also showed higher frequencies of Low Alert in the Responsibility domain. Girls more often presented High Alert in Daily Activities and Mobility, whereas boys more often presented High Alert in Social/Cognitive and Low Alert in Responsibility. Disability was associated with High Alert in Daily Activities and Mobility, while neurodevelopmental disorders were associated with Low Alert in Responsibility. Conclusion: These findings reveal distinct levels of functional performance according to age, sex, and diagnosis.
