Comparative study among post cesarean section care women's in Assuit University Hospital, King Fahd Gizan Hospital and ideal nursing care

The care of the woman after a cesarean birth, is nurses responsibilities it is a combine aspects of surgical and maternity care. For this, the aim of this study was to assess the actual post Cesarean Section Care for women in Assuit University Hospital and King Fahd hospital in Gizan and their relation to the ideal nursing care. A sample of 267 mothers 220 and 47 mothers from Assuit and Gizan respectively] who inter for delivery unit in both hospital for CS. Delivery Data were collected using observation at check list The result showed that mean age for women was 27.80 +/- 5.57 28.3 +/- 6.02 in Assuit and Gizan respectively. While [36.4% and 34.02%] from the sample was illiterate in Assuit and Gizan respectively but only[7.3% and 8.5] of sample in Assuit and Gizan respectively had university education: Also found that the majority of the sample [86.4% and 95.74%] in Assuit and Gizan respectively as a house wife. For the causes of CS. It was found that [30.9% and 31.9%] of Assuit and Gizan respectively due to bleeding while [15.4% and 8.5%] of Assuit and Gizan respectively due to pelvic disproportion But for Measuring vital signs every 15,30 and every hour during 4 hour,observe I and O chart, do exercise [breathing, leg] it was found that the care not done in both hospital Assuit and Gizan.As regard check fundal level and learn mother how to carry baby to initiate breast feeding it was found that done [100%] in Gizan hospital only. As regard observe bleeding from vagina, check hardness of uterus, add some medication as doctor orders and encourage women for early ambulation it was found this care done accurate [100%] in both hospitals with mild statistical significant P=0.04. Finally the percentage of post CS. Care in Assuit university hospital was 52.9% and 41.1% in King Fahd hospital in Gizan

Effect of health education and training program for secondary school students on menstruation at Assiut Governorate

Menstruation is a normal cyclic physiological event signifying the reproductive years in the human female. Early preparation for menstruation is important for future childbearing and for a girl's concept of her self as a woman. The aim of this study is to assess the effect of health education and training program for secondary school students on menstruation and menstrual hygiene. The study was carried out in urban and rural areas in Assiut Distirct, Urban area in Asuit City [El-Kayate secondary girls school], rural area in Mosha village [Mosha secondary girls school]. Sample of the study included 100 secondary school students aged 15-17 years from the urban and rural areas. They were divided into two groups: First group included 50 students from urban area and other 50 students from rural area. The systematic random approach was used. The program was applied to the 100 students. Evaluation of the knowledge and practices before [pre - test], immediate after the implementation of the program [post-test], and after three months [follow - up test] through the same predesigned questionnaire and check list was conducted to estimate the student's knowledge and practice. The results revealed that all students had poor knowledge scores, while about two third [59.0%] of them had poor practices scores and showed highly statistical differences between the pretest and the post-test and between the pre - test and the follow - up test related to total knowledge and practices scores [P= 0.000]. The study recommended that education about menstruation and menstrual hygiene should be included in elementary school curricula and adequate books and magazine, which include materials related to menstruation and menstrual hygiene, should be available to the preparatory school students

Effect of normal delivery and caearean section on sexual relation

Sexual relation or activity after delivery can be influenced by type of delivery The aim of this study was to assess the effect of normal delivery and caesarean section relation on the sexual relation. Sample of 60 women [30 women had normal delivery and 30 women had caesarean section]. Each women interviewed individually in out patient clinic in Assuit University Hospital. An inter view questionnaire sheet designed to collect the sociodemographic, obstetrical sexual data about women The result showed that there are statistical significant between normal delivery and caesarean section women before and after delivery. For start of sexual relation after delivery it was found [76, 7%] of normal delivery start after 40 days compared by [86, 7%] of caesarean section women start sexual relation after 2 or > 2 month, and for frequency of sexual relation more than half [60%] of CS women monthly frequent compared by [43, 3%] of normal delivery women weekly frequency. For sexual satisfaction it was found [100%] of CS Women had no satisfaction after delivery compared by [30%] of normal delivery. As regard causes of no satisfaction found [66, 7%] of CS Women had no satisfaction related to fatigue and pain compared by only [10%] Of normal delivery. For pain during intercourse found [86, 7%] of CS women had pain compared by [73, 3%] of normal delivery women