2009
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-75262009000500003
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Los Estresores Psicosociales Se Asocian a Síndrome Hipertensivo Del Embarazo Y/O Síntomas De Parto Prematuro en El Embarazo Adolescente

Abstract: RESUMENObjetivo: Identificar factores de apoyo y estrés psicosocial en adolescentes embarazadas y establecer la asociación entre estos factores y la presencia o ausencia de síndrome hipertensivo del embarazo (SHE) y/o síntoma de parto prematuro (SPP). Método: Estudio analítico de casos y controles. La muestra estuvo conformada por 146 puérperas adolescentes estratificadas en dos grupos, con y sin SHE y/o SPP durante su gestación. Para describir las variables se realizó un análisis exploratorio de datos utiliza… Show more

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“…Another important aspect refers to records of neoplasm absence that correspond to the diagnosis of skin cancer among nursing staff working in the Intensive Care Unit and the Material and Sterilization Center. In those sectors where there is great exposure of workers to the chemical burden by handling of medicines and products used daily for disinfection and processing of materials (28) . However, the causal link between this disease and the work was not performed in this study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another important aspect refers to records of neoplasm absence that correspond to the diagnosis of skin cancer among nursing staff working in the Intensive Care Unit and the Material and Sterilization Center. In those sectors where there is great exposure of workers to the chemical burden by handling of medicines and products used daily for disinfection and processing of materials (28) . However, the causal link between this disease and the work was not performed in this study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For each event, the participants indicated whether the stressful life events had occurred or not in the last six months; if the answer was affirmative case, they also had to indicate the perceived stress level on a four-point likert scale. Within the present application of the questionnaire ALEQ, an item was added referring to adolescent pregnancy considered a stressor reaching high indexes in Latin America (Muñoz & Oliva, 2009). The internal consistency indices for the dimensions of the scale are .85 for the academic problems/ achievements; .92 for family problems; .67 for difficulties in couple relations; .91 for difficulties in social relations or friendship; .64 for personal difficulties; and .76 for the total perceived stress dimension.…”
Section: Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The importance of studying obstetric and perinatal complications, as well as gestational age which occur in pregnant adolescent patients, will allow first contact physician treat and anticipate them appropriately; another important point is that it is very little studied, due to the biopsychosocial complexity of this age group. 7,8,9 The present study shows that the antenatal care in the studied population starts in the second trimester of pregnancy, unlike other countries in which the first consultation occurs in the third trimester; 1 it is possible that this is due to cultural situations due to the lack of access to health services, networks of support, or the negation of the same teenager in their situation of pregnancy. 6 Little more than half of the patients in this study have life as a couple, which is different compared to other South American countries; 10 also due to cultural differences since the Mexican population still is conceived that the only form of reproduction is by living together as a couple regardless of the formality of the event.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 55%