Family Planning Information on receiving the teenagers after an obstetric event.
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Introductión: Information about Family Planning is geared toward teenagers reproductive health, exercising the right to decide freely, responsibly and informed on the number and spacing of their children.
Objective: To identify the Family Planning information received after an event teenagers obstetric nurses, services and Ginecobstricia Tococirugía.
Methodology: Descriptive study, based on the model of Dorothy E. Johnson, involved 30 teenagers from 15 to 19 years of age treated at the Hospital General de Coyuca de Catalán, Guerrero. The data were collected using a structured instrument of 20 closed questions, validated with Cronbach alpha of 0.87.
Results: 70% of teens agreed more verbal information and demonstration, 26% selected the Intrauterine Device, 16.7% preferred the condom decision as a couple, 13% decided to use injectable progestin, a progestin with estrogen 10%, An association was found between age and educational level which allowed the acceptance of information and choice of contraceptive methods.
Discussion: According to Millán cultural differences, education and other factors greatly affect the ability of understanding of users in Family Planning. Conclusion: The information provided by nurses in the Obstetrics and services Tococirugía teenagers influenced the decisions they made.
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