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Psychological Effects of Ultrasonic Diagnosis on Pregnant Women: Comparison of Effector and Parity Mie Izumi 1 , Chiharu Habuta 2 , Kiyoko Kabeyama 3 1School of Nursing, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine 2National Hospital Organization Yokohama Medical Center 3School of Human Health Sciences Faculty of Medicine, Kyoto University Keyword: 超音波診断法 , 医師 , 助産師 , 出産歴 , 心理 , ultrasonic diagnosis , doctor , midwife , parity , psychology pp.42-49
Published Date 2011/9/20
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Abstract

 Objective:The purpose of this study was to clarify whether the psychological effects of an ultrasound examination on pregnant women differed based on whether performed by a physician or midwife, the background of pregnant women, and other factors.

 Methods:An anonymous self-administered questionnaire survey was conducted after ultrasonography, involving 215 pregnant women showing a normal course.

 Results:Maternal consciousness and behavior and attachment to the fetus became accompanied by a more positive acceptance owing to ultrasound examination. No difference in effect was noted between the procedure being conducted by a physician and midwife, but ultrasound examination had a marked effect on primiparas, pregnant women who viewed pregnancy positively when it was determined, and pregnant women who more strongly viewed the fetus as an individual different from or a part of themselves.

 Conclusion:Ultrasound examination made by midwives had a similar psychological effect as that of physician. Thus, the results suggested the following:significance of ultrasound examination made by midwife, effectiveness of healthcare guidance for primiparas employing ultrasound examination, and importance of the examination and intervention for pregnant women to become aware of a fetus.


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電子版ISSN 2185-8888 印刷版ISSN 0287-5330 日本看護科学学会

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