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Puitiza, C., (2014). Conocimientos y prácticas sobre sexualidad en estudiantes universitarios del primer y quinto semestre de la Escuela Académico Profesional de Obstetricia : abril 2014 [Tesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/3733
Puitiza, C., Conocimientos y prácticas sobre sexualidad en estudiantes universitarios del primer y quinto semestre de la Escuela Académico Profesional de Obstetricia : abril 2014 [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos; 2014. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/3733
@misc{renati/491122,
title = "Conocimientos y prácticas sobre sexualidad en estudiantes universitarios del primer y quinto semestre de la Escuela Académico Profesional de Obstetricia : abril 2014",
author = "Puitiza Lucano, Clarita Melissa",
publisher = "Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos",
year = "2014"
}
OBJECTIVE: To compare the level of knowledge and practices about sexuality in college students of the first and fifth semester of the Academic Professional School of Obstetrics during the period of April 2014. METHODOLOGY: The study is observational, descriptive, comparative, prospective, cross-sectional, we had students of 1st semester (n = 90) and 5th semester (n = 55) of the EAP obstetric at National University of San Marcos during 2014. For qualitative variables, were estimated absolute and relative frequencies. In the case of quantitative variables were estimated: measures of central tendency, dispersion measures mean and range. For the inferential analysis Student's T test was used for independent samples and Chi square test of independence. The analysis was performed using SPSS version 21. RESULTS: The average age of students in the first semester is 18.76 years and fifth semester is 20.89 years. The level of knowledge about concepts of sexuality in Obstetric students of the first semester was “Middle“ (57.8%) and “High“ (37.8%) and the level of knowledge of the students fifth semester was “High“ (54.5 %) and “Middle“ (45.5%) (p=0.061). 74.4% of students in of the first semester obstetrics had a level of knowledge “Middle“ about reproductivity and 16.7% had a “High“ while students of the fifth semester of obstetrics had a “ Middle“ (49.1%) and 45.5% had a “High“ level (p=0.001). As for knowledge about genetic sex and gender, the students of obstetrics of the first semester had a level of knowledge “Medium“ (62.2%) and “High“ (33.3%) in contrast of the fifth semester students had a “High“ (56.4%) and “Middle“(41.8%) (p=0.022). The level of knowledge about sexuality in general of obstetrics students of the first semester was “Medium“ (60%) and “High“ (24.4%) while the students fifth semester, the 47.3% level of knowledge was “Middle “(47.3%) and“ High “(41.8%) (p=0.088). Respect to the practice, 16.7% of students in the first semester and 30.9% of the fifth semester students start their sex frequencies observed statistically significant (p=0.045). The contraceptive method used by students in the first semester was the pill 80% in contrast to the fifth semester students who do not use “any“ form of contraception (52.9%) (p=0.055). CONCLUSIONS: The level of knowledge about sexuality in college students of the first and fifth semester of the Academic Professional School of Midwifery was “Medium“ (60% and 47.3% respectively), showing some relationship between knowledge of concepts of sexuality (p=0.06), reproducibility (p=0.001), gender and genetic sex (p=0.022) with the semester of study. 16.7% of students in the first semester and 30.9% of the fifth semester students began their sexual life (p=0.045), the contraceptive pill being the most used method for first semester students regarding students fifth semester using no method (p=0.055). KEYWORDS: Level of knowledge, sexual practices sexuality.
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