Manejo terapéutico de la COVID-19 en gestantes del centro de salud I-4 Mazamari
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El objetivo fue evaluar las características del manejo terapéutico en gestantes con diagnóstico COVID-19 del centro de Salud 1-4 Mazamari. El método fue descriptivo, tipo no experimental, de diseño transversal y retrospectivo, con una muestra de 190 historias clínicas. Como resultados el 62 % se encuentran entre 19 y 34 años, un 61% con trabajo independiente, 48% termino solo la secundaria, condición civil conviviente 67 %, el 50 % no tienen ninguna enfermedad, recibieron 9 controles de natalidad, el 58% fue parto por cesárea, 51 % recibieron paracetamol de 500 mg, y el grupo restante recibieron cefalexina 500 mg y ceftriaxona de 1g. En conclusión, menos del 50 % con un trabajo fijo, menos del 50 % de educación superior, sin grandes diferencias entre las zonas urbanas y las rurales, cuyos partos fueron por cesárea y recibieron como tratamiento el paracetamol de 500 mg.
The objective was to evaluate the characteristics of therapeutic management in pregnant women diagnosed with COVID-19 at Mazamari Health Center 1-4. The method was descriptive, non-experimental, cross-sectional and retrospective, with a sample of 190 medical records. As results, 62 % were between 19 and 34 years old, 61 % were self-employed, 48 % finished only secondary school, 67 % were cohabiting, 50 % did not have any disease, received 9 birth controls, 58 % were delivered by cesarean section, 51 % received paracetamol 500 mg, and the remaining group received cephalexin 500 mg and ceftriaxone 1g. In conclusion, less than 50 % with a steady job, less than 50 % of higher education, with no major differences between urban and rural areas, whose deliveries were by cesarean section and received paracetamol 500 mg as treatment.
The objective was to evaluate the characteristics of therapeutic management in pregnant women diagnosed with COVID-19 at Mazamari Health Center 1-4. The method was descriptive, non-experimental, cross-sectional and retrospective, with a sample of 190 medical records. As results, 62 % were between 19 and 34 years old, 61 % were self-employed, 48 % finished only secondary school, 67 % were cohabiting, 50 % did not have any disease, received 9 birth controls, 58 % were delivered by cesarean section, 51 % received paracetamol 500 mg, and the remaining group received cephalexin 500 mg and ceftriaxone 1g. In conclusion, less than 50 % with a steady job, less than 50 % of higher education, with no major differences between urban and rural areas, whose deliveries were by cesarean section and received paracetamol 500 mg as treatment.
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