This abstract examines the relationship between parity (number of pregnancies) and primary postpartum hemorrhage at the Martha Friska Multatuli Hospital in Medan, Indonesia in 2017. The study analyzed data from 35 patients who experienced primary postpartum hemorrhage using a chi square test. The results showed a p-value of 0.017, which is less than the significance level of 0.05, indicating there is a relationship between parity and primary postpartum hemorrhage. The abstract concludes that mothers should understand the causes and effects of primary postpartum hemorrhage to help prevent it, including managing their parity in line with family planning recommendations.
This abstract examines the relationship between parity (number of pregnancies) and primary postpartum hemorrhage at the Martha Friska Multatuli Hospital in Medan, Indonesia in 2017. The study analyzed data from 35 patients who experienced primary postpartum hemorrhage using a chi square test. The results showed a p-value of 0.017, which is less than the significance level of 0.05, indicating there is a relationship between parity and primary postpartum hemorrhage. The abstract concludes that mothers should understand the causes and effects of primary postpartum hemorrhage to help prevent it, including managing their parity in line with family planning recommendations.
This abstract examines the relationship between parity (number of pregnancies) and primary postpartum hemorrhage at the Martha Friska Multatuli Hospital in Medan, Indonesia in 2017. The study analyzed data from 35 patients who experienced primary postpartum hemorrhage using a chi square test. The results showed a p-value of 0.017, which is less than the significance level of 0.05, indicating there is a relationship between parity and primary postpartum hemorrhage. The abstract concludes that mothers should understand the causes and effects of primary postpartum hemorrhage to help prevent it, including managing their parity in line with family planning recommendations.
PARITAS RELATIONSHIP WITH POSTPARTUM PRIMARY PREGNANCY
IN RS. MARTHA FRISKA MULTATULI MEDAN YEAR 2017
JENNIS MAWATI LAIA
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According to WHO (World Healthy Organzation) as the UN agency that
handles health issues, recorded the number of maternal deaths in pregnancy and childbirth in the world reaches 515,000 people every year. Postpartum haemorrhage is the leading cause of maternal death. All women who are 20 weeks pregnant have a risk of postpartum hemorrhage. The best way to prevent the occurrence of postpartum hemorrhage is to lead the second stage and the third stage of labor is relieved. The purpose of this study is to find out whether there is a parity relationship with primary postpartum haemorrhage at the Hospital Martha Friska Multatuli Medan Year 2017. The research design used is by using analytic survey. The maternal population that experienced primary postpartum haemorrhage amounted to 35 people, where the sample was taken by using total population of all maternal mothers who experienced primary postpartum haemorrhage at Martha Friska Multatuli Hospital period of 2016 as many as 35 people. Technique of collecting data is done by using secondary data obtained by seeing medical record records Martha Friska Hospital Multatuli Medan. Based on the results of research from 35 respondents after chi square test with 95% confidence level with value α = 0,05, it can be known value p = 0,017 <α = 0,05 where p value smaller than α which means Ha accepted Ho rejected . It can be concluded that there is a parity relationship with primary postpartum haemorrhage. It is therefore advisable for the mother to know the cause and effect of primary postpartum hemorrhage, so that the mother do prevention as early as possible to reduce the risk of primary postpartum hemorrhage is one of them by arranging the number of children (parity) in accordance with the recommendation of family planning program.