Browsing by Author "Borja Robalino, Brigith Vanessa"

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Autoestima y características obstétricas en adolescentes embarazadas del Centro de Salud Carlos Elizalde, Cuenca 2016
(2017) Caivinagua Caivinagua, Julia Cristina; Borja Robalino, Brigith Vanessa; Abril Matute, Cumandá Patricia
PRECEDINGS: Adolescence pregnancy is considered high risk due to the impact on the mother and child’s health; psychologically the mother loses her trust and self-validation based on physical changes, lack of support, abandonment, censorship, social isolation which lead to low self-esteem and depression. GENERAL OBJECTIVE: Establish self-esteem and obstetric characteristics of pregnant adolescents from the Carlos Elizalde Health Center in Cuenca in 2016. METHODOLOGY: A descriptive study was performed with 126 pregnant adolescents who were tested using the Rosenberg esteem scale and a survey on socio demographic variables such as age, civil status, occupation, level of instruction and obstetric characteristics like time of pregnancy, previous use of contraceptive methods, parity and planned pregnancy. To tabulate the date we used Excel and the results were presented using simple charts with its corresponding descriptive analysis. USE OF RESULTS: Average age used was 17.64, 50.79% have a common marriage, 51.59% are housewives, 45.24% have not completed high school, 42.85% of the pregnant adolescents are between 29 and 40 weeks of pregnancy, 50.79% did not used any kind of contraceptive method before this pregnancy, 82.54% were nulliparous, 65.08% expresses that this was a non-planned pregnancy. We found a 37.30% of high self-esteem among pregnant adolescents. CONCLUSIONS: During this study it was identify that the pregnant adolescents who got assistance at the Carlos Elizalde Health Center presented a high level of self-esteem during their pregnancy period.
Influencia de la televisión en el rendimiento escolar y estado nutricional de los niños y niñas de la escuela Manuel Muñoz Cueva de la ciudad de Cuenca. 2001-2002
(2003) Borja Robalino, Brigith Vanessa; Campoverde Andrade, Manuel Alejandro; Castro Calle, Mónica Primavera; Quizhpe Peralta, Arturo Octavio; Mosquera Vallejo, Lorena Elizabeth
The main influence of television is its overly active role in shaping the behavior of children without any mediation of reflection against the manipulation of the media. This paper studies the influence of television on school performance and nutritional status of children in the school Manuel Muñoz Cave Cuenca. In 77 children, aged; 7 and 12 years, were studied variables; old TV time, programming type, influence of children, family roles, family socioeconomic status, nutritional status and school performance. Results 98.7 percent of households are lower class and middle; 96.1 percent have television, the most watched programs: novels, cartoons and sitcoms. 55 percent are malnourished, regardless of the number of hours they see telvisión; We attribute this fact to a multi-causal factor. 73 percent have high and good school performance; considering their influence to maternal care, as 52 of 77 children in their care
Satisfacción de pacientes del Área de Obstetricia, con la atención de médicos y enfermeras. Hospital Vicente Corral Moscoso. Cuenca-Ecuador. 2016
(2017) Segarra Cumbe, Karen Elizabeth; Serrano Béjar, Mónica Viviana; Borja Robalino, Brigith Vanessa; Abril Matute, Cumandá Patricia
Background: Knowing the satisfaction or dissatisfaction of users will allow to provide tools for the development of strategies focused on the area of medical care, knowing the reality of the needs, experiences and expectations of the user. Objective: To determine the satisfaction of patients in the area of Obstetrics, with the care provided by doctors and nurses of the Hospital Vicente Corral Moscoso, Cuenca. Materials and methods: Descriptive study, whose universe was the patients hospitalized in the area of obstetrics of Hospital Vicente Corral Moscoso; In the period from October to December 2016. The sample consisted of 422 patients. In order to tabulate and analyze the collected data, we used Microsoft Excel 2013 and SPSS 22. We used frequency and percentage distribution, measures of central tendency (Medium and Median) and dispersion (DS). Results: The mean age of the patients under study was 25.41 ± 5.86 years, the group of young adults (20-35 years) predominated, the 79.7% were in free or married unions. Less than 28.4% have completed high school. Patients are mainly housewives. The satisfaction of patients with medical and nursing care is high, more than 85% of patients emit criteria of GOOD and VERY GOOD when evaluating them. Conclusions: Predominated young adults, with some relationship, low level of education and housewives. Patient satisfaction with medical and nursing care can be categorized as high