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The possibilities of use of a psychologist in prenatal psychoprophylactic care
Sýkora, Jan ; Šulová, Lenka (advisor) ; Matoušová, Milada (referee)
The diploma thesis focuses on the possibilities of a psychologist in the process of psychoprophylactic care of the mother, or both expectant parents. The theoretical part is trying to define the term psychoprophylactic antenatal care and map the situation in terms of the important personalities in the field of antenatal psychoprophylactic care and in terms of its historical context. Furthermore, it attempts to define the tasks of antenatal psychoprophylactic care, introduce the structure of courses, and map the current situation in this field in the Czech Republic. The research project conducted examines the importance of the psychologist's role during the pregnancy of an expectant mother and in the field of the antenatal care for the foetus in a qualitative manner. It investigates both the needs and attitudes of pregnant women, especially in the third trimester, and experienced psychologists, concerned in the area by the selected method of the semi-structured interview.
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Midwifery of Period Called Pobelohorska Infanticide
Surá, Alexandra ; Říhová, Milada (advisor) ; Čechura, Jaroslav (referee) ; Pařízek, Antonín (referee)
I initially explored historic figures of European accoucheur of the 17. and 18. century. Beyond this I focused on a period called "Pobělohorská" in Czech countries. I summarized the health conditions of the population during this period, and described medical professions, midwifery and emergency Christening ceremonies. One chapter discusses partnerships and considers women who hid their pregnancy to avoid the prospect of caring for their children in the future. For this reason I present questions relating to how women hid their pregnancy during the Early Modern period. In the next chapter I discuss aspects of the process of giving birth, the locations where women gave birth and the moments thereafter. I present the circumstances of the death of the baby and the possible causes of death. The process of investigation of the scene, an assessment of the body and the search for the mother of the baby (as a potential murderer) are all considered. The assessment of the body was in the hands of the regional physiciusurgeon and a midwife. In my work I describe how the body was assessed, how they judged the maturity of the newborn baby and if the baby was born dead or alive. Further chapters explain the treatment of the umbilical cord, the inquisition of the witnesses and the suspect, and the next steps of...
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Nursing care of the patient with post-dural-puncture headache in obstetrics
Drahokoupilová, Milada ; Heczková, Jana (advisor) ; Kulhavá, Miluše (referee)
The topic of my thesis has been decided on the basis of my profession as an anesthesiology nurse at the Clinic of Gynecology and Obstetrics, in which I come into contact with pain of mothers very often. The effort of medical staff is to relieve women from the pain as much as possible. Pain relieving methods include the application of epidural analgesia for labor. In the Czech Republic, like in other countries in the world, we have experienced 20 years of a steady rise in the use of this method. However, regional analgesia has its complications. One of them is the post-dural-puncture headache, which is relatively frequent in obstetrics (about 1% of all neuroaxial methods). This complication can have serious consequences for patients without adequate treatment, nursing care, adequate communication and psychological support. My bachelor theses provides insight into this issue. The work consists of two main parts and is processed as a case report. The theoretical part is a review of methods of regional analgesia pain relieving. I describe the difference between epidural and spinal analgesia and possible complications. Most of the space is given to the main complication - post-dural-puncture headache. I will focus on specific psychological problems in the puerperium that is associated with complications...
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Commented translation: La révolution maternelle depuis 1945 (Yvonne Knibiehler, Perrin, Paris 1997, str. 58-76)
Volenová, Eva ; Belisová, Šárka (advisor) ; Šotolová, Jovanka (referee)
The bachelor thesis consists of two main parts: the first one is a translation of two chapters from a French publication called La révolution maternelle: Femmes, maternité, citoyenneté depuis 1945, the second one presents a commentary of the translation. The source text deals with the evolution of obstetrics in France during baby boom and with the establishment of child care institutions in the same period of time. In the commentary, the source text is analysed from the textual and contextual point of view, and specific problems of translation and their solutions are stated.
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Rituals connected with childbirth in Bohemia and Moravia since the 17th century to the present
MÜHLBÖCKOVÁ, Šárka
This thesis deals with rituals connected with childbirth in Bohemia and Moravia since the 17th century to the present. The first chapter describes the word ritual, especially the transition ritual, which is understood as a necessary assumption enabling the transition from one stage of life to the other. The next chapter presents the family and its development across the centuries from the traditional conception until the modern one. The family also plays an important role in education and in the child's integration into society - this is discussed in the third chapter. The fourth chapter maps the rituals connected with childbirth adhered to in the past. The fifth chapter continues analyzing the situation about current rituals. The last chapter compares the situation about the implementation of rituals in the past with the situation nowadays. It is concluded with the authors own research, which was based on real data collection.
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Diagnostic imaging methods in senology, gynecology and obstetrics
PILAŘOVÁ, Martina
This thesis describes depicting methods in the senology, gynaecology and obstetrics. "In the present times keep using a new method of depositing diagnostics . The development of these methods goes ahead very fast. The breakthrough was the discovery of the diagnostic imaging W. C. Röntgen, who discovered beams X in the mid-20th century. It is the discovery that started the era of the evolution of modern diagnostics. The theoretical part deals with the anatomy of the breast and female genital organs. Further on, there is simply described the principle and the utilization of imaging techniques in the gynaecology, obstetrics and senology. In the senology part there is also the mention of the breast cancer. The Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women. It is a hormone-dependent tumour, therefore, the origin often is involved in hormonal stimulation. On the occurrence of the breast cancer is also involved in genetic factors. The most common risk factors include former the breast cancer, obesity, and exposure to ionizing radiation. The basic symptoms are as changing breast shape, size, pain, edema, ulceration. Highly effective prevention is self-examination of the breast, another preventive measure is the mammography screening. The Gynecologic section contains a list of the most common tests and a brief description. The final theoretical part is obstetrics, where I focused on a main topic- magnetic resonance imaging. This method is very useful but unfortunately , nowadays, in this field is still very rare. Harmfulness of this method is unproven, but is not recommended for use during the first trimester of pregnancy. The use of magnetic resonance imaging has its specifics and display area. It is used for example in the diagnosis of certain intracranial lesions, such as the absence of corpus calosum, intracerebral tumours, the detection of small lesions in the spine, unclear pathological structures and possibly congenital infection of the foetus. Its perspective is probably the possibility of evaluation of metabolic events during the development. The aim of my work is to analyse the radiological examination methods in senology, gynaecology and obstetrics. Another objective is to determine the number of specialized centres of prenatal diagnosis in the country. The hypothesis of the thesis were formulated as follows: Number of radiological examination methods increases. The practical part provides information relating primarily to the total number of radiological examination methods in Gynecology at the Hospital Budějovice (s.r.o) among 2010 and 2012. These investigations are primarily related to gynaecological diagnosis. All data were obtained from the hospital computer system. In this work was compared data of patients: ? Due to the age of the patients ? Due to the most common diagnosis ? Due to the total number of examinations in the years 2010-2012 Furthermore, the data from the internet portal of the Institute of Health Information and Statistics of the country ( the Czech Republic) were used. As a curiosity, I used data from the first ultrasound in pregnancy and newborn mortality. While this is not the subject of my work, but the issue took me personally therefore I gave her a portion of my work. The results of this work demonstrate achievement of the objectives that have been identified in this work. We managed to confirm the hypothesis that the use of radiodiagnostic imaging is rising every year. The awareness of people about the possibilities of testing facilities is on the increase and the facilities of department radiological imaging methods are gradually improving.
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