Observational Study of Hemodynamic in Pregnant Women Treated at the First Level of Care Lircay – Huancavelica-Peru 2018

Cardenás-Pineda, Lina; Orellana-Jesus, Editt; Guerra-Olivares, Tula; Quispe, Doris; Vilcahuaman, Jenny Mendoza; Picoy-Gonzales, Antonio; Mantari, Alicia Alva

doi:10.13189/ujph.2022.100111

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“…Our results complement and extend the findings of many scientists on this issue [35,36,37,38,39,40].…”

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confidence: 91%

Women's Smoking as an Important Problem of Public Health

Griban¹,

Zablotska²,

Kudin³

et al. 2023

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“…Our results complement and extend the findings of many scientists on this issue [35,36,37,38,39,40].…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 91%

Women's Smoking as an Important Problem of Public Health

Griban¹,

Zablotska²,

Kudin³

et al. 2023

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“…The increasing prevalence shows that there has been an increase in growth disorders in children's early life due to the incidence of pregnant women with CED, which has remained high since 2010, and pregnant women with anemia increased to 48.9% in 2018. Hemoglobin levels during pregnancy are also important for fetal growth [5]. An increase in cases of low birth weight and short children shows that the government's curative efforts in malnutrition prevention programs have not been successful.…”

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The Model of Mothers' Caregiving Risk Factors on Keeping Nutritional Status of Children Aged 0-6 Months

Umijatil¹,

Andajani²

2023

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The risk factor model of maternal care in maintaining the nutritional status of children 0-6 months needs to be found. A total of 86 mothers who had babies aged 0-6 months were sampled in this cross-sectional study. We conducted interviewing and observed parenting risks and measured the child's weight and height. Next, the data were analyzed using Lisrel for Windows 9.1 program. The risk factor model of maternal care in maintaining the nutritional status of children 0-3 months consists of the child's birth weight (t=10.14, γ=0.71 for WAZ and t=2.23, γ=0.37 for LAZ), the incidence of sick child (t=-4.43, γ=-0.28 for WAZ and t=2.48, γ=0.36 for LAZ) and sick child care (t=-10.28, γ=-0.68 for WAZ), while the model for children aged 4-6 months consisted of birth weight (t=2.59, γ=0.31 for WAZ, and t=3.32, γ=0.36 for WLZ) and sick child care (t=2.95, γ=0.31 for WLZ). The risk factor model of maternal care in maintaining the nutritional status of children 0-6 months mainly consists of the child's birth weight and care for sick children. The results of this study are the first step to improve the mother's parenting ability to maintain her child's nutritional status.

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Observational Study of Hemodynamic in Pregnant Women Treated at the First Level of Care Lircay – Huancavelica-Peru 2018

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Women's Smoking as an Important Problem of Public Health

Women's Smoking as an Important Problem of Public Health

The Model of Mothers' Caregiving Risk Factors on Keeping Nutritional Status of Children Aged 0-6 Months

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