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Solórzano, K., (2016). Capacidad predictiva del test estresante en relación a los resultados perinatales en gestantes con embarazo a término atendidas en el instituto nacional materno perinatal. Lima, junio – agosto 2015 [Tesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/4754
Solórzano, K., Capacidad predictiva del test estresante en relación a los resultados perinatales en gestantes con embarazo a término atendidas en el instituto nacional materno perinatal. Lima, junio – agosto 2015 [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos; 2016. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/4754
@misc{renati/319332,
title = "Capacidad predictiva del test estresante en relación a los resultados perinatales en gestantes con embarazo a término atendidas en el instituto nacional materno perinatal. Lima, junio – agosto 2015",
author = "Solórzano Giraldo, Katherine Edith",
publisher = "Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos",
year = "2016"
}
--- Objective: To determine the predictive capacity of stressful test in relation to perinatal outcomes in pregnant women served by the National Materno Perinatal Institute during the months of June to August 2015. Methodology: Study was observational, with design descriptive correlational, retrospective, transverse cutting. It worked with the total number of pregnant women (384) attended between June and August 2015. For the inferential analysis Chi square test was calculated with a confidence level of 95% considering a p <0.05 significant value. For finding the predictive values for sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value and negative predictive value is used. Results: The stressor test showed high specificity for cesarean section (98%) and low sensitivity (13%). For the Apgar less than seven minutes, he had a high specificity (92%) and sensitivity of 0% for Apgar at 5 minutes less than 7, had a high specificity (93%) and sensitivity of 0%. For abnormal amniotic fluid had high specificity (92%) and 5% sensitivity. For nuchal cord, high specificity (93%), and low sensitivity (8%). For newborn hospitalization, she had a high specificity (94%) and a sensitivity of 50%. As for the predictive values for the type of labor it had a positive predictive value of 75% and negative predictive value of 61%. For minute Apgar, the positive predictive value was 0% and a negative predictive value of 94%. Apgar for 5 minutes, the positive predictive value was 0%) and negative predictive value was 99%. As for the appearance of the amniotic fluid, the positive predictive value fue14%) and negative predictive value was 78%. For the presence of nuchal cord, the positive predictive value was 21% and the negative predictive value was 80%, indicating the proportion of non-nuchal cord, when there is a stressful normal test result. For hospitalization of the newborn, the positive predictive value was 25% and the negative predictive value was 98%. Conclusion: The stressful test had predictive capability to detect normal perinatal outcomes and the ability to detect bad percentages of abnormal test perinatal outcomes in pregnant women with pregnancy to term attended by the National Materno Perinatal Institute during the months of June to August 2015. Keywords: Predictive capacity, stressful test, perinatal outcomes term pregnancy.
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