Women adaptation to maternity after physiological delivery and psychological readiness to the early discharge from obstetric department

Introduction. Nowadays problem of maternity acquires relevance, being one of the most difficult and little worked out area of science. One of the major stages of a puerperal period in development of maternity is the acquaintance with a child, his psychological acceptance as independent person, adapt...

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Veröffentlicht in:Zaporozhskiĭ medit͡s︡inskiĭ zhurnal 2014-04 (1), p.30-33
Hauptverfasser: Lutsenko, N. S., Al Suliman, H. M., Potebnya, V. Yu, Mazur, O. D., Ostrovskiy, K. V., Sokolovskaya, I. S.
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Zusammenfassung:Introduction. Nowadays problem of maternity acquires relevance, being one of the most difficult and little worked out area of science. One of the major stages of a puerperal period in development of maternity is the acquaintance with a child, his psychological acceptance as independent person, adaptation to him, and the essence of maternity changes on the whole. Thus researches studying the psychological aspects of puerperium, are small and fragmentary. Thereby, the aim of work was to estimate women adaptation to maternity after physiological partum and psychological readiness to the early maternity hospital discharge. Materials and research methods. There was made a psychodiagnostic examination of 110 puerperanten with the different parity of partum on the second day of postpartum. Group A - primiparas – 64 women, group B – secundiparas - 46 patients. A criterion of including in clinical groups was a physiological during of partum and postpartum. Results of researches and their discussion. The moderate personality anxiety was characteristic for majority primiparas (68,7 %) and secundiparas (63,0 %). Middle level of rigidity for delieryin group A (8,5±3,3 points) was lower than in the group B (9,3±3,2 points) (р>0,05). Almost the third part (28,3 %) of secundiparas and 42,2 % primiparas of women have the subzero index of rigidity (р
ISSN:2306-4145
2310-1210
DOI:10.14739/2310-1210.2014.1.23667