Perfil das gestantes do PSF II do município de Itamogi/MG

Abstract

Pregnancy is not a disease but brings many changes in a woman's life. And with that the Family Health Program (FHP) has the priority to provide the woman and her son, a good prenatal care, preventing complications. This study evaluated the profile of the women (N = 54) of PSF II "Euripides Vicente de Paula" in Itamogi / MG in 2010. It was a quantitative research, epidemiological and cross-reference to the clinical, sociodemographic and family of pregnant women, through records of the Information System on Pre-Natal (SISPRENATAL) and Information System (SIAB). The predominant age of the women was 25 to 39 years (38.88%) followed by the age of 20 to 24 (22.22%), skin color white over 50% followed by 27.77% with brown, the primary level of education was primary education (66.66%). Most of the women was married (46.29%), and their main occupation was the home (55.55%). Prenatal care was initiated in the first quarter (66.66%), almost 50% primiparous, most of the deliveries were normal (70.17%). The head of the family of the women enrolled were mostly male (87.04%) with predominant age 21 to 30 years (37.03%), the income of the household head was mostly a salary (48 , 14%), the average number of residents under age 14 and above 15 years was two. The house where they live was made of brick (55.55%) and most are very (68.52%), with electricity, sewage treatment and water supply. Only 3.70% had health insurance in the family, and demand was the first health unit (98.15%), radio, television and mobile phones were the most commonly used media (64.82%). Religious groups are attended by less than half of households (44.45%), and 31.50% had their own means of transport. The health care of women during pregnancy and childbirth remains a challenge both in terms of quality, and in the surrounding aspects of care, still focused on a healing model.