Conducta Sexual Relacionado con Infección del Tracto Urinario en Gestantes del Centro de Salud Subtanjalla, 2019
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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La presente investigación tiene como Objetivo: Determinar la Relación entre la Conducta Sexual y la Infección del Tracto Urinario en Gestantes del Centro de Salud de Subtanjalla – 2019, cuya Metodología: Tipo de investigación: Fue correlacional, retrospectivo y transversal, diseño de la investigación no experimental, enfoque cuantitativo, con una Población: 116 gestantes y una Muestra: De 116 gestantes que presentaron infecciones del tracto urinario. Con la obtención de datos a través del instrumento de ficha de análisis documental, Resultados: Se halló que la incidencia de Infecciones del Tracto Urinario fue bacteriuria asintomática 45.69%, pielonefritis 37.93% y cistitis 16.38 %, en la variable de conducta sexual tenemos que la masturbación se vio aumentado en 41.38 %, la frecuencia sexual fue de 2 veces por semana en un 34.48%, y el 52.59% refieren no usar preservativo, Concluyendo: Que no existe ninguna correlación entre las variables
The objective of this research is: To determine the relationship between sexual behavior and urinary tract infection in pregnant women at the Subtanjalla Health Center - 2019. Methodology: Type of research: It was correlational, retrospective and cross-sectional, non-experimental research design, quantitative approach, with a population: 116 pregnant women and a sample: 116 pregnant women who presented urinary tract infections. Results: It was found that the incidence of urinary tract infections was asymptomatic bacteriuria 45.69%, pyelonephritis 37.93% and cystitis 16.38%, in the variable of sexual behavior we have that masturbation was increased in 41.38%, sexual frequency was 2 times per week in 34.48%, and 52.59% reported not using a condom, Concluding: That there is no correlation between the variables
The objective of this research is: To determine the relationship between sexual behavior and urinary tract infection in pregnant women at the Subtanjalla Health Center - 2019. Methodology: Type of research: It was correlational, retrospective and cross-sectional, non-experimental research design, quantitative approach, with a population: 116 pregnant women and a sample: 116 pregnant women who presented urinary tract infections. Results: It was found that the incidence of urinary tract infections was asymptomatic bacteriuria 45.69%, pyelonephritis 37.93% and cystitis 16.38%, in the variable of sexual behavior we have that masturbation was increased in 41.38%, sexual frequency was 2 times per week in 34.48%, and 52.59% reported not using a condom, Concluding: That there is no correlation between the variables
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