Factores que influyen en el embarazo de adolescentes en el Hospital Carlos Monge Medrano de Juliaca 2021
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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Objetivo: Identificar los factores que influyen en el embarazo de adolescentes en el H.C.M.M. Juliaca 2021. Metodología: Se realizó una investigación con diseño, no experimental transversal. Nivel básico. Retrospectivo. La población estuvo conformada por 360 adolescentes con una muestra de 186. La compuesta estuvo por 10 ítems. Se utilizó el estadístico del Chi2. Resultados: Los factores individuales: el inicio de relaciones sexuales, el 58%. Dimensión socioeconómica: El 63% de las adolescentes se dedicaban al estudio. En el factor familiar la relación con los padres era adecuadas con 57% Conclusión. Se determinó que los factores individuales, socioeconómicos y familiares influyen en el embarazo.
Objective: To identify the factors that influence adolescent pregnancy at H.C.M.M. Juliaca 2021. Methodology: A non-experimental cross-sectional research design was carried out. Basic level. Retrospective. The population consisted of 360 adolescents with a sample of 186. The sample consisted of 10 items. The Chi2 statistic was used. Results: Individual factors: initiation of sexual relations, 58%. Socioeconomic dimension: 63% of the adolescents were engaged in studies. In the family factor, the relationship with parents was adequate with 57% Conclusion. It was determined that individual, socioeconomic and family factors influence pregnancy.
Objective: To identify the factors that influence adolescent pregnancy at H.C.M.M. Juliaca 2021. Methodology: A non-experimental cross-sectional research design was carried out. Basic level. Retrospective. The population consisted of 360 adolescents with a sample of 186. The sample consisted of 10 items. The Chi2 statistic was used. Results: Individual factors: initiation of sexual relations, 58%. Socioeconomic dimension: 63% of the adolescents were engaged in studies. In the family factor, the relationship with parents was adequate with 57% Conclusion. It was determined that individual, socioeconomic and family factors influence pregnancy.
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