Medical and social factors affecting early teenage pregnancy

Dott, Andrew B.; Fort, Arthur T.

doi:10.1016/0002-9378(76)90372-0

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“…Currently, one‐fifth of all infants born in the United States are born to women under 19 years of age 2 . The typical young adolescent in the United States is unwed and, if she continues the pregnancy, generally chooses to keep the infant 3–5 …”

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Nurse-midwifery care of adolescents

Brucker¹,

Muellner²

1985

Journal of Nurse-Midwifery

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Nurse-midwifery care of adolescents

Brucker¹,

Muellner²

1985

Journal of Nurse-Midwifery

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“…Its findings revealed that most of the children had little or no education. Dott in his research article, "Medical and Social Factors Affecting Early Teen Pregnancy" has explained the sequence of teenage pregnancy of the mothers both in their health and social life [5]. He also explained that the teenage mothers are more likely to dropout of school.…”

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Socio-economic Factors of Dropout Situation in Rural Primary Education: A Study of Two Villages in Rajshahi District

Ansary¹

2017

Social Crimonol

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Dropout from school impedes development as it imposes human creativity and potentiality. It is the root of all backwardness. Rural communities are more backward particularly in Bangladesh, where the dropout rate is high. Parental decision to drop out their child from primary education does not depend upon gender but depend upon their economic status. Poverty influences the parents to withdraw their children from school. Studies on dropout in primary level, particularly Bangladesh, are inadequate however. The results of the study further suggest that girls were more likely to be out of school compared to their peer boys counterparts, indicating gender disparity in formal education. Results of the multivariate analysis reveal that individual as well as household level attributes are important determinants of school dropout. Age, sex, parent`s education and occupation, residence and land ownership pattern were found to be highly significant predictors in determining dropping out from school among the rural children of Bangladesh.

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“…Lo anterior condiciona factores asociados a endometritis como: mayor riesgo de anemia (35), toxemia (36), prematuridad (37), falta de control prenatal adecuado (38), trabajo de parto prolongado (37), infecciones sexualmente transmitidas (38) y un nivel socioeconómico bajo (32,39).…”

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Endometritis post-cesárea: factores de riesgo.

Salinas¹,

Arroyo²,

Ugarte³

2013

Rev Med Hered

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SUMMARY Objective: To assess the risk factors for post-cesarean endometritis (PCE). Material and methods:A retrospective case-control study was carried out in the Obstetric Service at the Hospital Nacional Cayetano Heredia from January 1st, 1992 to July 31st, 1996. We used bivariate and multivariate analysis of logistic regression, for the statitical analysis. Results: During this period of time there were 82 patients with clinical diagnosis of endometritis. A control group of 82 patients who underwent cesarean section and had a normal puerperium were selected randomly. The factors associated with a significant risk for developing PCE with logistic regression analysis were: Maternal age less than 21 years old and post-operative hematocrit less or equal to 30%. In the group of patients with endometritis, 45.1% of them had a concurrent infection, being post-operative wound infection (29.3%) and urinary tract infection (11%) the most frequent ones. ( Rev Med Hered 1999; 10:105-110 ).KEY WORDS : Endometritis, cesarean section, anemia, adolescent pregnancy, risk factors. RESUMENObjetivo: Determinar los factores de riesgo de endometritis post-cesárea (EPC). Material y métodos: Se realizó un estudio retrospectivo caso-control en el Servicio de Obstetricia del Hospital Nacional Cayetano Heredia del 1 de Enero de 1992 al 31 de Julio de1996. Para el análisis estadístico se utilizó análisis bivariado y multivariado de regresión logística. Resultados: Durante este período se detectaron 82 pacientes con diagnóstico clínico de endometritis, seleccionándose aleatoriamente igual número de pacientes operadas de cesárea con puerperio normal. Los factores relacionados con un riesgo significativo de EPC fueron: edad materna menor de 21 años y valores de hematocrito post-operatorio menor o igual a 30%. En el grupo de pacientes con endometritis el 45.1% de las pacientes tuvieron infección concomitante, siendo la infección de herida operatoria (29.3%) y la del tracto urinario (11%) las más frecuentes. ( Rev Med Hered 1999; 10:105-110 ).

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Medical and social factors affecting early teenage pregnancy

Cited by 68 publications

References 12 publications

Nurse-midwifery care of adolescents

Nurse-midwifery care of adolescents

Socio-economic Factors of Dropout Situation in Rural Primary Education: A Study of Two Villages in Rajshahi District

Endometritis post-cesárea: factores de riesgo.

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