Montero MÁ, Guerra RC, Benavides TA, Figueredo CR

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ABSTRACT

Introduction: amniotic fluid plays an important role in fetal growth and development. Alterations in its volume can directly interfere with fetal development causing structural abnormalities such as pulmonary hypoplasia, they can be an indirect sign of a neural tube defect or gastrointestinal abnormalities or a fetal disorder such as hypoxia.
Objective: to evaluate the results of the application of an educational pamphlet in pregnant women carrying alterations of the amniotic fluid, during the period from July to December 2017.
Method: an educational intervention study was carried out at the "Fe del Valle Ramos" Gyneco-Obstetric Provincial Hospital of the municipality of Manzanillo. The universe of study consisted of 89 pregnant women, constituting 33 the sample, which were selected through a simple random sampling and that met the inclusion criteria.
Results: the predominant age group was 25-30 (13), from the rural area (19) and with a level of university education. The associated disease that most affected was the RPM being more frequent in multiparous patients, after birth, those who prevailed were born with a weight greater than 4000 grams. Before applying the educational brochure, a low level of knowledge was shown, increasing it after applying the program.
Conclusions: the age group that contributed the most was from 25 to 29 years old, from the rural area and with a level of university education. The associated disease that prevailed was premature rupture of membranes, with 5 patients followed by diabetes mellitus with 4 cases and in multiparous patients, only 5 infants underweight.

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