Chapter 9 (Maternal And Newborn Health Care)

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86%

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How many percent of women age 15-49 received antenatal care from a skilled provider?

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83%

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How many percent of women had four or more ANC visits?

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89%

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How many percent of live births and stillbirths in the 2 years preceding the survey were delivered in a health facility?

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11%

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How many percent of births were delivered at home?

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Fear of going out due to COVID-19 - 32%

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What was the most common reason women did not deliver in health facility?

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20%

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How many percent of births were delivered via Cesarian section?!

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Private - 30%

Public - 17%

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Cesarian deliveries are more common in private facilities than public facilities. Compare the two.

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90%

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How many percent of live births were delivered by a skilled provider?

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75%

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How many percent of women with a live birth had a postnatal check during the first 2 days after their most recent birth?

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80%

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How many percent of newborns birth had a postnatal check during the first 2 days after birth?

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Getting money for treatment - 42%

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What was the most commonly reported problem in accessing health care among women age 15-49?

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86%

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How many percent of women age 15-49 reported that their travel time to the nearest health facility is less than 30 minutes?

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1. Human resources

2. Sustained financing

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The DOH has issued policies and plans articulating investments in health facilities that are anchored on two elements, which are:

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1. Midwives - 42%

2. Doctors - 38%

3. Barangay health workers - 10%

4. Nurses - 6%

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What are the top 4 most common service providers?

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4%

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How many percent of women did not receive any ANC?

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86%

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How many percent of women both in rural and urban areas received AMC from a skilled provider for their most recent birth?

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BARMM - 48%

Eastern Visayas - 99%

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Range of ANC coverage among regions.

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1st - 90%

6th and higher - 72%

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The percentage of women who received ANC from a skilled provider decreases as birth order increases. How many percent among first-order births and among sixth or higher-order births?

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1. Measuring blood pressure

2. Taking urine sample

3. Taking a blood sample

4. Listening to the baby's heartbeat

5. Counseling about the mother's diet

6. Counseling about breastfeeding

7. Asking about vaginal bleeding

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Specific antenatal care services performed by a health care provider includes:

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1. Increased risk of stillbirths

2. Low birth weight

3. Prematurity

4. Neonatal death

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Anemia during pregnancy is associated with:

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Tetanus toxoid injections

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This is given during pregnancy to prevent neonatal tetanus

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54%

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How many percent of women received two or more tetanus toxoid injections for their most recent live birth?

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78%

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Overall, how many percent of women's most recent live births were protected against neonatal tetanus?

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Urban - 80%

Rural - 77%

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The percentage of women whose most recent live birth was protected against neonatal tetanus is slightly higher in urban areas than rural areas. Compare the two.

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BARMM - 53%

Eastern Visayas - 95%

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Range percentage of women whose most recent live births was protected against neonatal tetanus among regions.

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1st - 81%

6th or higher - 57%

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The percentage of women whose most recent live birth was protected against neonatal tetanus decreases as birth order increases. Compare it for first-order births and among those sixth or higher-order births.

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32%

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How many percent of births were delivered in a private facility?

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11%

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How many percent of births were delivered at home?

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56%

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How many percent of births were delivered in a public facility?

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Urban - 92%

Rural - 85%

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The percentage of live births delivered in a health facility is higher in urban areas than in rural. Compare the two.

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Lowest - 71%

Highest - 99%

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The percentage of live births delivered in a health facility increases with increasing household wealth Compare it in lowest and highest wealth quintile.

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BARMM - 39%

Ilocos Region - 98%

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Range percent of live births delivered at a health facility among regions.

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1. Fear of going out due to COVID-19: 32%

2. Too far/no transportation: 26%

3. Too high cost: 15%

4. Not necessary to do so: 13%

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What are the common reasons for not delivering in a health facility?

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Urban - 44%

Rural - 25%

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The percentage of women who did not deliver in a health facility beacuse of fear of COVID-19 was higher in urban areas then rural. Compare the two.

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Between 10% and 15% births

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What is the ideal rate for cesarean sections?

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BARMM - 5%

Central Luzon - 36%

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Range percent of live births delivered via cesarean section among regions.

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Lowest - 6%

Highest - 43%

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The percentage of live births delivered via cesarean section increases with increasing household wealth. Compare it in lowest and highest wealth quintile.

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Doctor - 50%

Midwife - 29%

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What are the top 2 most common skilled providers of births among women?

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71%

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How many percent of infants had skin-to-skin contact with their mother immediately after birth, as recommended?

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Urban - 93%

Rural - 86%

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The percentage of live births delivered by a skilled provider is higher in urban areas than rural. Compare the two.

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BARMM - 42%

CAR - 99%

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Range percent of live births delivered by a skilled provider among regions.

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1st - 95%

6th and higher - 61%

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The percentage of live births delivered by a skilled provider decreases with increasing birth order. Compare it in firt-order births and among those sixt and higher-order births.

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Lowest - 73%

Highest - 99%

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Skilled delivery assistance increases with increasing household wealth. Compare it in lowest and highest quintile.

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Maternity Package Care (MPC)

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This includes health services during the prenatal period, normal delivery, and the postpartum period.

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Php 8, 580

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What was the median cost of delivery among women?

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18%

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How many percent of newborns had no postnatal check?

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Urban - 81%

Rural - 79%

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The percentage of newborns who receive a postnatal check during the first 2 days after birth differs a little between urban and rural areas. Compare the two.

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BARMM - 50%

Bicol Region - 94%

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Range percent of newborns receiving a postnatal check during the first 2 days after birth among regions.

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72%

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How many percent of both mothers and newborns received a postnatal check during the first 2 days after delivery?

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17%

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How many percent of both mothers and newborns did noy received a postnatal check during the first 2 days after delivery?

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1. Pap smear or Human Papillomavirus (HPV test)

2. Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid

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Methods used for collecting a sample from the woman's cervix are....

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10%

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How many percent of women have ever been examined for breast cancer?

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9%

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How many percent of women have ever been tested for cervical cancer?

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BARMM - 2%

CALABARZON, Central Visayas, Davao Region - 14%

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Range percent of women among regions who have ever been examined for breast cancer.

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BARMM - 1%

Central Luzon and Central Visayas - 14%

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Range percent of women among regions who have ever been tested for cervical cancer.

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51%

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How many percent of women had at least one problem accessing health care for themselves when they are sick?

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Getting money for treatment - 42%

Not wanting to go alone - 18%

Distance to the health facility - 16%

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What are the top 3 problems of women in accessing health care for themselves when they are sick?

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Rural - 58%

Urban - 46%

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The percentage of women with at least 1 problem accessing health care facility is higher in rural areas than urban. Compare the two.

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Less than 1%

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How many percent of women indicated that their travel time from home to the nearest health facility is 2 hours or more?

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58%

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How many percent of women use motorized transportation to travel to the nearest health facility?

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67%

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How many percent had their first ANC visit during the first trimester?

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Antenatal Care from Skilled Provider

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This refers to the pregnancy care received from skilled providers, such as doctors, nurses, and midwives.

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20%

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How many percent of live births in the 2 years preceding the survey were delivered via cesarian section?

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48%

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How many percent of postnatal checks occurred within 4 hours of delivery?

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• Iron and folic acid supplementation

• Deworming

• Malaria prevention

• Improved obstetric care

• Management of severe anemia

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These are essential in the prevention of neural tube defects and control of maternal anemia and malnutrition during pregnancy.

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8–12 weeks; 36–38 weeks

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Pregnant women are advised to take iron with folic acid supplementation from weeks _______ of pregnancy to weeks ______ according to DOH Administrative Order 2016-0035.

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86%

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How many percent of women age 15–49 who had a live birth took some form of iron supplementation during their pregnancy?

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80%

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How many percent of women age 15–49 who had a live birth took iron supplements with folic acid during their pregnancy?

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8%

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How many percent of women age 15–49 who had a live birth took deworming medication during their pregnancy?

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31%

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Among women who took iron supplements, how many percent took the supplements for 180 days or more?

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25%

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Among women who took iron supplements, how many percent took the supplements for 90–179 days?

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Public - 61%Private - 45%

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Among women age 15–49 who took some form of iron supplementation during the pregnancy of their most recent live birth, how many percent obtained supplements from a public sector source? how many percent obtained it from the private medical sector?

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Barangay health stations (43%)

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What were the most common public source of iron-containing supplements? at how many percent?

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Pharmacies (33%)

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What were the most common private medical sector source of iron-containing supplements? at how many percent?

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Dizziness - 45%Headache - 33%Swollen hands/feet - 11%

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What were the 3 most common symptoms, conditions, or complications during the pregnancy and delivery of women in their most recent birth?

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25%

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How many percent of women did not experience any symptoms, conditions, or complications?

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97% Urban - 99%Rural - 95%

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How many percent of women reported that they had set aside emergency money? How many percent in urban areas and rural areas?

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20%

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Among all women with a live birth in the 2 years preceding the survey, how many percent experienced labor lasting 12 hours or more during the delivery of their most recent birth?

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8%

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Among all women with a live birth in the 2 years preceding the survey, how many percent of women experienced excessive bleeding during delivery?

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3%

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Among all women with a live birth in the 2 years preceding the survey, how many percent experienced loss of consciousness?

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2%

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Among all women with a live birth in the 2 years preceding the survey, how many percent had a high fever with a bad-smelling vaginal discharge?

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4%

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How many perent of births in the 2 years preceding the survey were preterm?

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Urban (PhP 9,951)Rural (PhP 6,996)

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The median cost of delivery is higher in urban areas than in rural areas, compare the two.

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Public (PhP 4,950)Private (PhP 14,983)

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The median cost is much lower for deliveries in the public sector than in the private sector, compare the two.

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39%

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How many percent of women who delivered in a public sector facility did not pay anything?

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72 hours, 7 days

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DOH recommended at least two postnatal checks for all postpartum women. After the mother is discharged from the facility, the first postnatal check should take place within _____ hours after birth, and the second check should take place _____ days after birth.

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Omnibus Health Guidelines issued in 2022

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However, in the _________, the DOH increased the recommended number of postpartum checks to four. (DOH 2022).

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• Timely detection of bleeding or infections, • Provision of vitamin A, • Counseling on nutrition and breastfeeding, • Mental health and psychosocial support, • Provision of postpartum family planning

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The purpose of four postnatal visits are:

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BARMM - 45%Northern Mindanao - 90%

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By region, what is percent range of women who had a postnatal check during the first 2 days following birth?

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55%

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How many percent of women had all three checks performed by a health care provider in the first 2 days after birth?

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81%

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How many percent of mothers who delivered in a health facility received a postnatal check during the first 2 days after delivery?

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29%

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How many percent of mothers who delivered elsewhere received a postnatal check during the first 2 days after delivery?

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85%

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How many percent of newborns who were delivered in a health facility received a postnatal check during the first 2 days after delivery?

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39%

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How many percent of newborns who were delivered elsewhere received a postnatal check during the first 2 days after delivery?