Social Detriments of Pregnancy Flashcards
What are the barriers to HC?
income and social status
social support networks (lack of support increases anxiety and stress)
education and literacy (decreased understanding of prenatal education)
employment/working conditions
social environments
physical environments
personal health practices and coping skills
Biology and genetic endowment
Income and social status?
food insecurity
child care
stress
tobacco/alcohol/drug use
cost of HC
transportation
Employment/working conditions?
lack of time off for DR visits
stressful conditions
lack of family and medical leave
social environments?
racism/discrimination
culture
disability status
gender identity
community violence
incarceration status
physical environments?
safe housing
utilities
pollution
availability of care
personal health practices and coping skills?
hygiene
taking vitamins/medications
dealing with stress
biology and genetic endowment?
increased risk of complications such as gestational DM or HTN/preeclampsia
What are the effects of social detriments?
Increased pregnancy and delivery complications
Increased rates of postpartum depression
Neonatal Loss
Poor birth outcomes –> (Low birth weight and Preterm birth)
What is trust vs. mistrust?
child can develop mistrust of others if needs are not met
birth to 1 year
what is autonomy vs. shame and doubt
child can develop self-doubt if not allowed to be independent and self-sufficient
1 to 3 years
what is initiative vs. guilt?
child may develop guilt or helplessness if not allowed to try new things
3 to 6 years
what is industry vs. inferiority?
child may develop sense of inferiority if not able to accomplish realistic task successfully
6 to 12 years
what is identity vs. role confusion?
developing sense of self or role confusion
12 to 18
what is intimacy vs. isolation?
adult needs to develop relationships or will feel isolated and lonely
18 to 40
what is generatively vs. stagnation?
adult needs to feel accomplished and useful or will feel unproductive and uninvolved
40 to 65