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Table 2 Obstetric characteristics of participants

From: Abnormal obstetric shock index and associated factors among immediate postpartum women following vaginal delivery at a tertiary hospital in southwestern Uganda

Characteristic

Overall

N = 427

AOSI

n = 83

NOSI

n = 344

p-value

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

 

Parity

   

0.213

<3

274 (64.17)

60 (21.90)

214 (78.10)

 

3-<5

113 (26.46)

16 (14.16)

97 (85.84)

 

≥5

40 (9.37)

7 (17.50)

33 (82.50)

 

Gestational age (WOA)

   

0.236

< 37

56 (13.11)

7 (12.50)

49 (87.50))

 

37–41

354 (82.90)

71 (20.06)

283 (79.94)

 

>41

17 (3.98)

5(29.41)

12 (70.59)

 

Multiple pregnancy

   

0.475

No

415 (97.19)

82 (19.76)

333 (80.24)

 

Yes

12 (2.81)

01 (8.33)

11 (91.67)

 

Labour induced/augmented

   

0.639

No

326 (76.35)

65 (19.94)

261 (80.06)

 

Yes

101 (23.65)

18 (17.82)

83 (82.18)

 

Episiotomy/perineal tear

   

0.007

No

236 (55.27)

35 (14.83)

201 (85.17)

 

Yes

191 (44.73)

48 (25.13)

143 (74.87)

 

APH

   

0.024

No

423 (99.06)

80 (18.91)

343 (81.09)

 

Yes

04 (0.94)

03 (75)

01 (25)

 

Estimated blood loss, mls, (mean ± SD)

201.64 ± 76.07

243.01 ± 110.56

191.66 ± 61.24

< 0.0001

Estimated blood loss

   

0.014

≤ 200mls

304 (71.19)

50 (16.45)

254 (83.55)

 

>200mls

123 (28.81)

33 (26.83)

90 (73.17)

 

Birth weight (kg)

   

0.233

< 3.5

358 (83.84)

66 (18.44)

292 (81.56)

 

≥ 3.5

69 (16.16)

17 (24.64)

52 (75.36)

 
  1. WOA: Weeks of AmenorrheaBMI: Body Mass IndexNOSI: Normal Obstetric Shock IndexAOSI: Abnormal Obstetric Shock IndexSD: Standard DeviationSBP: Systolic blood pressureDBP: Diastolic Blood PressurePR: Pulse Rate