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Mul Med 2016; 20 (3)

Behavior of sentinel events in obstetric emergencies transferred in the mobile medical emergency. Bayamo 2014-2015

Gómez FJE, Naranjo NO, Céspedes FR, Mojena LH, Peña RY

Language: Spanish
References: 28
Page: 475-490
PDF size: 260.72 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The presence of sentinel events during the transfer of obstetric emergencies is considered as an unexpected event in which there are complications causing the mother and the fetus death. It was performed a longitudinal prospective study in pregnant women who moved by the mobile medical emergency with the diagnosis of obstetric emergencies in Bayamo during the time period between January 1st 2014 and March 31. The sample consisted of 102 pregnants transferred to the mobile medical emergency with the diagnosis of obstetric emergency. The general objective was to describe the sentinel events during the transfer of obstetric emergencies. There were determined the variables: gestational age, obstetric emergencies, sentinel events during clinical and hemodynamic variables transfer to calculate the percentages for a better understanding and implementation. The results showed that according to the gestational age 76 were in the second trimester, (74.50%) and from the obstetric emergencies, 43 were in labor and presented uterine contractions for 42.15% and according to the hemodynamics 33 were with high blood pressure for 32.35%. We concluded that the largest number was in the second trimester of pregnancy, labor was significant, and they presented uterine contractions and high blood pressure.


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