maternal + perinatal mortality Flashcards

1
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maternal mortality

A

death of a woman while pregnant or within 42hrs of termination of pregnancy, irrespective of the duration and site of pregnancy

from any cause related to or aggravated by the pregnancy or its management, but not from accidental or incidental causes

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maternal morbidity

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severe health complications occurring in pregnancy and delivery, not resulting in death

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3
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maternal mortality ratio

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number of maternal deaths during given time period per 100,000 live births during same time period

risk assoc w each pregnancy e.g. the obstetric risk

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4
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maternal mortality rate

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number of maternal deaths in given time period per 100,000 women of reproductive age, or woman-years of risk exposure, in same period

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lifetime risk of maternal death

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probability of maternal death during a woman’s reproductive life, usually expressed in terms of odds

women’s chance of becoming pregnant as well as dying in pregnancy

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proportionate mortality ratio

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maternal deaths as proportion of all female deaths of thoseof reproductive age (15-49yrs) in given time period

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7
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facility based methods for measuring maternal deaths

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health information systems 
registries
confidential enquiries 
maternal death review 
audit
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population/community based methods for measuring maternal deaths

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notification by law
vital registration
census
surveys or surveillance

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direct maternal deaths

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obstetric complications during pregnancy, labour of peurperium, or resulting from any treatment received

e.g. haemorrhage, pre-eclampsia

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indirect maternal deaths

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associated with a disorder, the effect of which is exacerbated by pregnancy

e.g. malaria

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late maternal deaths

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42+ days but within 1yr end pregnancy

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12
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3 delays model

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delay in decision to seek care
delay in reaching care
delay in receiving care

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13
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delay in decision to seek care

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lack of understanding of complications
acceptance of maternal death
socio-cultural barriers to seeking care
low social status of women

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14
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delay in reaching care

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geography - mountains, islands, rivers

lack of transport

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15
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delay in receiving care

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supplies

poorly trained personnel with punitive attitude

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16
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how can we prevent maternal mortality

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antenatal care - weight, BP, proteinuria, folic acid

skilled attendant at birth

emergency obstetric care - clean, active management 3rd stage, antibiotics, oxytocin , C sec

17
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stillbirth

A

birth of dead baby after 20/24/28wks gestation of weighing more than 500g

18
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early neonatal death

A

death of baby within first week of life

19
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late neonatal death

A

death of a baby within first 28 days of life

20
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perinatal mortality

A

includes stillbirth and neonatal mortality

21
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infant mortality

A

death of infant within 1st year life

22
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child mortality

A

death of child within first 5yrs life

23
Q

causes stillbirth

A

not sure
congenital anomaly
cord
infection

24
Q

essential newborn care

A

ensure baby breathing
starting exclusive breastfeeding right away
keep baby warm
wash hands before touching baby