Observational Study of Fetal Heartbeat Characteristics In Pregnant Women Diagnosed With Covid 19 Treated At The Regional Maternal And Child Teaching Hospital El Carmen Huancayo, 2020

Observational Study of Fetal Heartbeat Characteristics In Pregnant Women Diagnosed With Covid -19 Treated At The Regional Maternal And Child Teaching Hospital El Carmen - Huancayo, 2020

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Volume-69 Issue-4
Year of Publication : 2021
Authors : Lina Cárdenas-Pineda, Nilda, Cantorin-Aliaga, Leonardo, Leyva-Yataco, Gabriela, Ordoñez- Ccora, Claris, Pérez-Venegas, Zelmira, Flor De la Cruz Ramos, Alicia Alva Mantari
DOI :  10.14445/22315381/IJETT-V69I4P216

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MLA Style: Lina Cárdenas-Pineda, Nilda, Cantorin-Aliaga, Leonardo, Leyva-Yataco, Gabriela, Ordoñez- Ccora, Claris, Pérez-Venegas, Zelmira, Flor De la Cruz Ramos, Alicia Alva Mantari  "Observational Study of Fetal Heartbeat Characteristics In Pregnant Women Diagnosed With Covid -19 Treated At The Regional Maternal And Child Teaching Hospital El Carmen - Huancayo, 2020" International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology 69.4(2021):107-117. 

APA Style:Lina Cárdenas-Pineda, Nilda, Cantorin-Aliaga, Leonardo, Leyva-Yataco, Gabriela, Ordoñez- Ccora, Claris, Pérez-Venegas, Zelmira, Flor De la Cruz Ramos, Alicia Alva Mantari. Observational Study of Fetal Heartbeat Characteristics In Pregnant Women Diagnosed With Covid -19 Treated At The Regional Maternal And Child Teaching Hospital El Carmen - Huancayo, 2020  International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology, 69(4),107-117.

Abstract
This quantitative exploratory study is aimed at characterizing the fetal heartbeat (FHC) in pregnant women diagnosed with COVID - 19 treated at the Regional Maternal and Child Teaching Hospital El Carmen - Huancayo, 2020. Methodology: Observational, prospective, cross-sectional, descriptive, in 31 pregnant women, an observation card was used along with parameters of Fisher. Results: Slight COVID - 19 was found in the 31 pregnant women, 64.52% of whom were between 20 and 34 years old, while 93.55% were from the urban area, 90.32% were housewives, 48.39% were primiparous, and 38.71% were multiparous. The mean temperature was 36.9, blood pressure 111/71 mmHg, and saturation was 92.81%, baseline 90.32% was normal, tachycardia presented in 9.68%, variability was absent in 25.81%, minimal in 35.48%, and normal in 38.71%, no accelerations were observed in 25.81% and 1 - 4 accelerations in 51.61% and ? 5 in 22. 58%, and decelerations of type III in 16.13%. When analyzing comorbidity vs no comorbidity, tachycardia was found in 11.11% vs 9.09%, absent variability 22.22% vs 27.27%, minimum variability 22.22% vs 40.91%, absent accelerations in 11.11% vs 31.82%, and decelerations of type III 11.11% vs 13.64%. Conclusions: Tachycardia was found in 9.68%, variability absent, and no accelerations in 25.81%, which indicates that a little more than 25% present signs of fetal hypoxia; therefore, antepartum and intrapartum monitoring is necessary.

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Keywords
COVID - 19, Fetal Monitoring, Oxygen Saturation