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Dr. Amira Mohammed Salama Abdel Fattah :: Theses : |
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| Title | Study the Effect of Using Guideline on Controlling Pregnancy Related Warning Signs |
| Type | PhD |
| Supervisors | GALAL AHMED EL-KHOLY ,SAFAA ABD ELRAOF,AMEL AHMED HASSUN OMRAN |
| Year | 2012 |
| Abstract | BACKGROUND: Every pregnant woman faces the risk of sudden, unpredictable warning signs that could end in death or injury to herself or to her infant. Pregnancy related warning signs cannot be reliably predicted But what impact can the procedure collectively called antenatal care have to decrease child and maternal morbidity and mortality. PURPOSE: The aim of the current study is to study the effect of using guideline to control pregnancy related warning signs. DESIGN: the study was Quasi experimental. SETTINGS: The study was conducted at in the Ob/Gyn. Out patient clinics at Benha university hospital. SUBJECTS: included 150 pregnant women having pregnancy related warning signs. RESULTS: Results of this study indicated that the mean age ±SD of women were (23.44±2.80 years). The majority of studied subjects were educated while the minority were illiterate. The present study revealed that more than one half of studied subjects had poor knowledge regarding pregnancy, antenatal care and pregnancy related warning signs. CONCLUSION: Lack of awareness about pregnancy related warning signs was related younger age, low level of education, and lack of antenatal care . These factors stressed the need for a plan to increase the awareness of the woman about such signs through improving the quality of antenatal care services. RECOMMENDEDATIONS: Planning and developing antenatal classes for all mothers for their awareness about the importance of antenatal care as well as early identification of warning signs and to seek medial care at proper time were also recommended. |
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| University | Benha |
| Country | Egypt |
| Full Paper | - |
| Title | Acupressure versus Vitamin B6 For alleviatingMorning Sickness ofFirst Trimester Pregnant Women |
| Type | PhD |
| Supervisors | RAGAA ALI MOHAMMED ABD RABO,GALAL AHMED, Soad ABD ELSALAM ELKHOLY |
| Year | 2015 |
| Abstract | Aim of this study is to evaluate the effect of using acupressure versus vitamin B6 in alleviating morning sickness of first trimester pregnant women. Quasi experimental, Interventional, Case-control, Non randomized Study was utilized to fulfill the aim of this study. SETTINGS: The study was conducted at antenatal out patient clinic at Benha university hospitals. A Purposive sample that consisted of 300 pregnant women suffering from morning sickness were recruited in the study, they were divided into three groups (Acupressure group comprising 100 women, vitamin B6 group comprising 100 women and control group comprising 100 women). Data were collected through three main tools: structured interviewing questionnaire, visual analogue scale and follow up sheet. RESULTS: Acupressure group showed highly statistically significant difference compared with other groups, regarding baseline mean score and different days mean scores of assessment. There was highly statistically significant difference among studied groups regarding symptoms grading where 82% of acupressure group reported symptoms improvement compared to 47% of vitamin B6 group and 12% of control group. (p |
| Keywords | acupressure, vitamin B6, nausea and vomiting, pregnancy. |
| University | Benha |
| Country | Egypt |
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