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Active management of labour and its effects on woman's psyche.
Letáková, Veronika ; Vitásková, Hana (advisor) ; Přáda, Jan (referee)
The theme of my thesis is Active management of labour and its effects on woman's psyche. The work is devided into a theoretical part and a practical part. The theoretical section describes labour and stages of labour, its active management and psyche of women during their pregnancy and after the labour. The main aim of the practical part of my bachelor thesis was to find out whether women have a clue about what is active manegement of birth and how they felt during the intervention in labour. To achieve the aims of quantitative research method has been selected in the form of a questionnaire survey. Research was conducted using a questionnaire which women fill voluntarily and anonymously. 238 women completed the questionnaire, 235 questionnaires were used for the research. The research has found that more than half of women have no idea what active management of labour is. As we assumed in our hypotheses, most women were informed and had the choice of the interventions in childbirth and the positive feelings of individual interventions outweighed the negative feelings. Furthermore, our hypothesis has been confirmed, that more tearful and anxious are women after childbirth with episiotomy and greater injury than women with less or no injury. Similarly, the hypothesis that a delivery with epidural...
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Active management of labour and its effects on woman's psyche.
Letáková, Veronika ; Vitásková, Hana (advisor) ; Přáda, Jan (referee)
The theme of my thesis is Active management of labour and its effects on woman's psyche. The work is devided into a theoretical part and a practical part. The theoretical section describes labour and stages of labour, its active management and psyche of women during their pregnancy and after the labour. The main aim of the practical part of my bachelor thesis was to find out whether women have a clue about what is active manegement of birth and how they felt during the intervention in labour. To achieve the aims of quantitative research method has been selected in the form of a questionnaire survey. Research was conducted using a questionnaire which women fill voluntarily and anonymously. 238 women completed the questionnaire, 235 questionnaires were used for the research. The research has found that more than half of women have no idea what active management of labour is. As we assumed in our hypotheses, most women were informed and had the choice of the interventions in childbirth and the positive feelings of individual interventions outweighed the negative feelings. Furthermore, our hypothesis has been confirmed, that more tearful and anxious are women after childbirth with episiotomy and greater injury than women with less or no injury. Similarly, the hypothesis that a delivery with epidural...
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Birth trauma prevention during spontaneous and operative delivery
Plevová, Barbora ; Koucký, Michal (advisor) ; Vitásková, Hana (referee)
The aim of the bachelor thesis is to define prevention procedures which are part of the antenatal and perinatal care and precedes birth trauma. The thesis is divided into theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part is focused on the most important risk factors for the birth injuries and the sum of particular types. These types of injuries are divided into a sections by body part and type of tissue. The thesis also looks into postnatal examination of newborn and nursing care which is specific for newborn with birth trauma. The practical part consists of case report of the newborn with brachial plexus injury of the left arm. This case study describes the course of childbirth and the condition of the newborn. Case study includes nursing care plan which is created according to Virginie Henderson's nursing model. Based on the findings, the thesis concludes with recommendation on the practice of prevention of birth trauma including description of preventive procedures as a part of antenatal and perinatal care. Key words: birth trauma, newborn infant, childbirth, shoulder dystocia, operative delivery, prevention, brachial plexus injury
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