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What is the definition of maternal mortality?
What is the difference between direct and indirect maternal death?
What does the Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) depict?
What does the Maternal Mortality Rate (MMRate) reflect?
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Match the following with their definitions:
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Match the following causes of maternal death with their corresponding conditions and treatments:
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Maternal mortality includes deaths of women while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy, from any cause related to or aggravated by the pregnancy.
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Direct maternal death can result from obstetric complications of pregnancy, labour, or the puerperium, and from interventions, omissions, incorrect treatment, or a chain of events resulting from any of these factors.
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Indirect maternal death is directly due to an obstetric cause, such as anaemia, malaria, TB, and AIDS.
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The Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) depicts the risk of death per 100,000 live births within a given period.
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True or false: Postpartum hemorrhage is the world's leading cause of maternal mortality?
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True or false: The lifetime risk of maternal death is calculated by multiplying the maternal mortality rate by the length of the reproductive period, usually 35 years?
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True or false: The first delay in the Three Delays Model is linked to the low status of women, poor understanding of complications, and financial implications?
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True or false: The second delay in the Three Delays Model is associated with distance to health centers, availability and cost of transportation, poor roads, and performance of the referral system?
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True or false: The third delay in the Three Delays Model relates to the quality of care, blood supplies, essential equipment, and the motivation of medical staff?
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True or false: Sexually transmitted infections have serious consequences such as infertility, ectopic pregnancy, and cervical cancer?
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True or false: The Three Delays Model has weaknesses in addressing family planning, non-communicable chronic diseases, and the postpartum period?
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True or false: Local leadership, particularly involving mayors and Municipal Health Officers (MHOs), is crucial for innovating programs and improving health outcomes to address maternal mortality?
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True or false: Maternal morbidity encompasses only physical illnesses related to pregnancy and childbirth?
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True or false: Medical causes of maternal death and treatment include conditions like severe pre-eclampsia and eclampsia, maternal sepsis, and prolonged/obstructed labor, with corresponding essential medicines for treatment?
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True or false: A systems approach to addressing maternal mortality involves six building blocks, including governance, human resources, financing, medicines, health information, and service delivery?
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True or false: The Three Delays Model identifies delays related to recognizing the need for transport, reaching the facility, and providing appropriate treatment as key determinants of maternal mortality?
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Maternal morbidity encompasses physical or ______ illnesses related to pregnancy and childbirth, including acute, postpartum, and chronic conditions
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The lifetime ______ of maternal death is calculated by multiplying the maternal mortality rate by the length of the reproductive period, usually 35 years
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Postpartum ______ is the world's leading cause of maternal mortality, causing 127,000 deaths annually and up to 50% of maternal deaths in developing countries
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Medical causes of maternal death and ______ include conditions like severe pre-eclampsia and eclampsia, maternal sepsis, and prolonged/obstructed labor, with corresponding essential medicines for ______
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The first ______ is linked to the low status of women, poor understanding of complications, and financial implications
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The second ______ is associated with distance to health centers, availability and cost of transportation, poor roads, and performance of the referral system
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The third ______ relates to the quality of care, blood supplies, essential equipment, and the motivation of medical staff
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The Three Delays ______ has weaknesses in addressing primary and secondary prevention, family planning, non-communicable chronic diseases, and the postpartum period
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A systems ______ to addressing maternal mortality involves six building blocks, including governance, human resources, financing, medicines, health information, and service delivery
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Indirect maternal death is not directly due to an obstetric cause, such as ______, TB, and AIDS
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The total number of maternal deaths in a given period per total women of reproductive age (15-49 years) in the same period. It reflects the risk per births and also the general fertility rate in the population
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Study Notes
Maternal Morbidity and Mortality: Key Points
- Maternal morbidity encompasses physical or mental illnesses related to pregnancy and childbirth, including acute, postpartum, and chronic conditions.
- The lifetime risk of maternal death is calculated by multiplying the maternal mortality rate by the length of the reproductive period, usually 35 years.
- Postpartum hemorrhage is the world's leading cause of maternal mortality, causing 127,000 deaths annually and up to 50% of maternal deaths in developing countries.
- Medical causes of maternal death and treatment include conditions like severe pre-eclampsia and eclampsia, maternal sepsis, and prolonged/obstructed labor, with corresponding essential medicines for treatment.
- Sexually transmitted infections have serious consequences such as infertility, ectopic pregnancy, and cervical cancer, with specific medicines for treatment.
- The Three Delays Model identifies delays related to recognizing the need for transport, reaching the facility, and providing appropriate treatment as key determinants of maternal mortality.
- The first delay is linked to the low status of women, poor understanding of complications, and financial implications.
- The second delay is associated with distance to health centers, availability and cost of transportation, poor roads, and performance of the referral system.
- The third delay relates to the quality of care, blood supplies, essential equipment, and the motivation of medical staff.
- The Three Delays Model has weaknesses in addressing primary and secondary prevention, family planning, non-communicable chronic diseases, and the postpartum period.
- A systems approach to addressing maternal mortality involves six building blocks, including governance, human resources, financing, medicines, health information, and service delivery.
- Local leadership, particularly involving mayors and Municipal Health Officers (MHOs), is crucial for innovating programs and improving health outcomes to address maternal mortality.
Maternal Morbidity and Mortality: Key Points
- Maternal morbidity encompasses physical or mental illnesses related to pregnancy and childbirth, including acute, postpartum, and chronic conditions.
- The lifetime risk of maternal death is calculated by multiplying the maternal mortality rate by the length of the reproductive period, usually 35 years.
- Postpartum hemorrhage is the world's leading cause of maternal mortality, causing 127,000 deaths annually and up to 50% of maternal deaths in developing countries.
- Medical causes of maternal death and treatment include conditions like severe pre-eclampsia and eclampsia, maternal sepsis, and prolonged/obstructed labor, with corresponding essential medicines for treatment.
- Sexually transmitted infections have serious consequences such as infertility, ectopic pregnancy, and cervical cancer, with specific medicines for treatment.
- The Three Delays Model identifies delays related to recognizing the need for transport, reaching the facility, and providing appropriate treatment as key determinants of maternal mortality.
- The first delay is linked to the low status of women, poor understanding of complications, and financial implications.
- The second delay is associated with distance to health centers, availability and cost of transportation, poor roads, and performance of the referral system.
- The third delay relates to the quality of care, blood supplies, essential equipment, and the motivation of medical staff.
- The Three Delays Model has weaknesses in addressing primary and secondary prevention, family planning, non-communicable chronic diseases, and the postpartum period.
- A systems approach to addressing maternal mortality involves six building blocks, including governance, human resources, financing, medicines, health information, and service delivery.
- Local leadership, particularly involving mayors and Municipal Health Officers (MHOs), is crucial for innovating programs and improving health outcomes to address maternal mortality.
Maternal Morbidity and Mortality: Key Points
- Maternal morbidity encompasses physical or mental illnesses related to pregnancy and childbirth, including acute, postpartum, and chronic conditions.
- The lifetime risk of maternal death is calculated by multiplying the maternal mortality rate by the length of the reproductive period, usually 35 years.
- Postpartum hemorrhage is the world's leading cause of maternal mortality, causing 127,000 deaths annually and up to 50% of maternal deaths in developing countries.
- Medical causes of maternal death and treatment include conditions like severe pre-eclampsia and eclampsia, maternal sepsis, and prolonged/obstructed labor, with corresponding essential medicines for treatment.
- Sexually transmitted infections have serious consequences such as infertility, ectopic pregnancy, and cervical cancer, with specific medicines for treatment.
- The Three Delays Model identifies delays related to recognizing the need for transport, reaching the facility, and providing appropriate treatment as key determinants of maternal mortality.
- The first delay is linked to the low status of women, poor understanding of complications, and financial implications.
- The second delay is associated with distance to health centers, availability and cost of transportation, poor roads, and performance of the referral system.
- The third delay relates to the quality of care, blood supplies, essential equipment, and the motivation of medical staff.
- The Three Delays Model has weaknesses in addressing primary and secondary prevention, family planning, non-communicable chronic diseases, and the postpartum period.
- A systems approach to addressing maternal mortality involves six building blocks, including governance, human resources, financing, medicines, health information, and service delivery.
- Local leadership, particularly involving mayors and Municipal Health Officers (MHOs), is crucial for innovating programs and improving health outcomes to address maternal mortality.
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Test your knowledge of maternal mortality with this quiz. Learn about the definition of maternal death and direct maternal death as per the ICD-10 classification. Evaluate your understanding of the causes and factors contributing to maternal mortality.