AssessmentofPostnatalWeightGainAndItsPredictorsAmong Preterm Low BirthWeightNeonatesAdmitted InNeonatalIntensiveCareUnitAt Selected Public Hospitals:Retrospective Study,Addis Ababa,Ethiopia,2023

dc.contributor.advisorBerhane, Emebet(Ass. prof.)
dc.contributor.advisorAdmasu, Mekonnen
dc.contributor.authorTemesgen, Afomia
dc.date.accessioned2024-06-12T09:24:29Z
dc.date.available2024-06-12T09:24:29Z
dc.date.issued2023
dc.description.abstractBackground:Preterm low birthweightisoftenchallengingindevelopingcountries. Implementing specialized care including properfeeding practice isessentialfor treatingneonatestobringthem intoanormalrangeofweight.However,thereisa lackofresourcesforalternative feeding practicesinlow-income countrieswhich resultsinpoorpostnatalweightgainatdischarge.Thereisalsolittleornoevidence ofpostnatalweightgainandtheinfluencingfactorsinEthiopia Objective:theaim ofthisstudywastoassessthepostnatalweightgainandits predictorsamongPretermLowBirthWeightneonatesadmittedinneonatalintensive careunitatselectedpublichospitalsunit,2023 Method:ARetrospectivestudywasconductedon242neonateswhowereadmitted inneonatalintensivecareunitinthelast5years,inAddisAbabaselectedpublic hospitals.Thecalculatedsamplesizeforeachhospitalwasassignedproportionally. Thedatawerecollectedthroughstructureddataabstractionchecklistanddescriptive andinferentialanalysiswerecomputed.Usingdescriptivestatisticalanalysisthedata weresummarizedinmeanandstandarddeviation(SD)forcontinuousvariables,and percentagesforcategoricalvariables.Abinarylogisticregressionwasusedtoseethe relationshipbetweendependentandpredictorsvariables.Significanceisdeclaredat P-value<0.05,andreportedusingAORwith95%CI Result The242samplewasanalyzed83.5%ofthe hadpoorpostnatalweightgainwiththe averageweightgainof9.77±5.602g/kg/dayafterregainofbirthweight.Neonates withoutRDS[AOR=4.155%CI(1.630-10.590)],neonatesreceivedfeedingonthefirst dayoflife[AOR=3.292%CI(1.308-8.300)],neonatesbornViaSVD[AOR=8.082(2.414- 27.259)],neonatesprolonged stayofhospital[AOR=.754% CI(.662-.839)]show statisticalsignificancewithadequatepostnatalweightgain Conclusion:Accordingtothefindingsofthisstudyindicatesthatpostnatalweightgainforpreterm low birthweightneonateswaslowerthanstandard weightgain.Modeofdelivery, initiationtimeoffirstfeeding,andrespiratorydistresssyndromelengthofhospitalstay were factorsassociated with postnatalweightgain.Therefore health professionals shouldbeabletoputtheneonateintrophicfeedinginthefirstday,preventprolonged hospitalstay,encouragemothertodeliverviaspontaneousvigainaldelivery,prevent respiratorydistresssyndrome.
dc.identifier.urihttps://etd.aau.edu.et/handle/123456789/3164
dc.language.isoen_US
dc.publisherAddis Ababa University
dc.subjectLowbirthweight,preterm,postnatalweightgain,gestationalage
dc.titleAssessmentofPostnatalWeightGainAndItsPredictorsAmong Preterm Low BirthWeightNeonatesAdmitted InNeonatalIntensiveCareUnitAt Selected Public Hospitals:Retrospective Study,Addis Ababa,Ethiopia,2023
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