Relación entre la morbimortalidad neonatal en madres con embarazo normal y el número de controles prenatales cumplidos. Hospital Vicente Corral Moscoso, 2014.

Abstract

Background: The United Nations fund for the children UNICEF in its statistical report of 2012, reports that the coverage of antenatal checks in pregnant mothers in our country has reached a 57.5 %, and that the cuppa of neonatal death is 10% (1). If we take the data from a country in which antenatal checks reaches 100% of the population pregnant as Canada (19) and in the same the neonatal death is 4 %, it is necessary to consider that with the number of antenatal checks that we use in our country we would expect a lower percentage of neonatal death.

Objective: To identify the relationship between neonatal morbidity in mothers with normal pregnancy with the number of antenatal checks completed. In the Hospital Vicente Corral Moscoso, 2014.

Materials and methods: This is a descriptive study was conducted by taking as a universe to the medical histories of mothers whose infants were admitted to the hospital Vicente Corral Moscoso during the first quarter of 2014. A form (annex 1) was used to collect data prepared with the variables to be analyzed, and processed with the program Microsoft Excel 2010.

Results: In the first quarter of 2014 entered the hospital Vicente Corral Moscoso 151 infants, products of normal pregnancies, of these three died. In infants who died, mother had a minimum number of controls efficient in 100% of cases. In the newborn babies who were discharged in best conditions mothers were an efficient minimum number of checks in 50% of them.

Conclusions: The mothers of hospitalized neonates, yes had a minimum number of controls efficient in half of the cases, and babies who died had controls minimum efficient in all cases.