INDICADORES MATERNOS DOS PARTOS ASSISTIDOS EM UM CENTRO DE PARTO NORMAL INTRA-HOSPITALAR

Objective: to characterize the maternal indicators of births attended by residents of Obstetric Nursing in an In-Hospital Normal Childbirth Center. Methods: descriptive, documentary and retrospective study carried out using the Birth Registration Book assisted by residents, with a total of 421 births. The data were processed using the Statical Package for the Social Sciences Program. Relative / absolute frequencies, Pearson's chi-square test and 95% CI were calculated. Results: 54.2% of women were multiparous, 89.1% had full term pregnancies, 95.5% were admitted to active labor, 71.0% suffered some degree of perineal laceration, in 1.4% episiotomy was performed. The most widely used non-pharmacological methods for pain relief were conscious breathing, sprinkling bath, ambulation, massage therapy and Swiss ball, respectively. Conclusion: the performance of obstetric nursing residents enables the implementation of actions in the work environment with a focus on women's satisfaction, patient safety and quality of care.