Birth length is an essential indicator for assessing stunting risk and for subsequent development in adulthood. Maternal factors, height, and gender characteristics have implications for fetal linear growth. This study aimed to determine the correlation between maternal factors: upper arm circumference (LILA), maternal height, father's height, and baby's gender and its relationship to the length of the baby's birth in Kota Bengkulu. The study design was a cross sectional study. Subjects in this study were 145 pairs of pregnant women and their babies who were selected by consecutive sampling technique. Data is obtained by direct measurement and examinationdata analysis using correlation test, independent t-test, and multiple linear regression. The average baby's birth length is 48.7 cm, the baby is born short (<48 cm) 31%. There was a significant relationship between maternal factors (height and LILA) and gender with infant birth length (p <0.005) and father height not correlated with birth length (p> 0.005). Maternal height is the dominant factor associated with the period of the baby's birth.
Penelitian ini dilaksanakan untuk menganalisa pengaruh pijat oksitosin dan massase payudara terhadap pengeluaran ASI. Jenis penelitian ini quasi eksperimental dengan rancangan Nonequivalent Control Group. Jumlah sampel sebanyak 30 ibu nifas diambil dengan consecutive sampling. Hasil analisis kelompok eksperimen rerata pengeluaran ASI sebelum diberi perlakuan 0,95 cc setelahnya 2,75 cc, nilai p-value 0,000 artinya ada pengaruh yang bermakna antara perlakuan pijat oksitosin dan masasse payudara terhadap peningkatan pengeluaran ASI. Kelompok kontrol rerata pengeluaran ASI sebelum pijat oksitosin saja 0,62 cc dan setelahnya 1,59 cc, nilai p-value 0,004. Pijat oksitosin dilanjutkan dengan massase payudara lebih efektif meningkatkan produksi ASI.
<p>Hypertension in pregnancy often progresses to pre-eclampsia as one of the biggest contributors to maternal mortality. Mineral and nutritional factors have an important role in the etiology of hypertension in pregnancy, especially pre-eclampsia. Mineral factors associated with hypertension are calcium. The purpose of this study was to analyze the relationship of calcium levels with the incidence of hypertension in pregnancy. This study uses a cross-sectional study design that measures / observes independent variables (calcium levels) with dependent variables (hypertension in pregnancy). The number of samples was 43 trimester II pregnant women taken by consecutive sampling technique. This study uses primary data by examining blood pressure and calcium levels in the blood serum of pregnant women. Univariate analysis results showed 30% of pregnant women experience hypertension in pregnancy, and 44% of pregnant women have insufficient calcium levels. The results of calcium levels and the incidence of hypertension in second trimester pregnant women (p value 0,000).the bivariate analysis prove that there is a significant correlation between maternal blood</p>
Tujuan mengetahui penyembuhan luka dan proses involusi uterus serta membandingkan waktunya Desain quasi eksperimental Nonequivalent Control Group Design, sampel 30 ibu nifas kelompok eksperimen dan 30 kontrol. Pengumpulan data dengan cara observasi penyembuhan luka maupun involusi uterus hari ke 0-7 post partum, menggunakan instrumen reeda scale. Analisis data dengan uji statistik uji mann witney. Rata-rata waktu penyembuhan luka kelompok kasus 4,73 hari, waktu penurunan TFU hingga tidak teraba lagi yaitu 4,33 hari. P value 0,00 0,05 berarti ada perbedaan percepatan penyembuhan luka perineum dan penurunan TFU kelompok kontrol dan kasus. Jusnalo dapat mempercepat penyembuhan luka perineum dan involusi uteri.
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