CONCEPTAUAL FRAMEWORK

Rosen stock proposed the “health belief modal” in 1977, exists relation between person’s belief & action.

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CHAPTER - II

INDIVIDUAL PERCEPTION MODIFING FACTORS

DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES

LIKELIHOOD OF ACTIONS

PERCEIVED LACK OF KNOWLEDGE

PRIMIPAPA WOMEN ANXIETY RELATED TO;-

AGE

EDUCATION

OCCUPATION

FAMILY INCOM

RELIGION

TYPE OF FAMILY

PERCEIVED ANXIETY LEVEL IS INCREASED

RECOMMENDATION

ADVICE FOR DIET

ADVICE FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE

ADVICE FOR CARE OF BABY AFTER DELIVERY

ADVICE FOR ROUTINE CHECKUP

ADVICE FOR FOLLOW UP

PREVENTIVE HEALTH ACTION

EXPLANATION OF FEAR AND MISCONCEPTIONS

IMMUNIZATION OF MOTHER AND BABY

DIET AND MEDICINE

FEATURE OF ONSET OF LABOUR PAIN

PRIMIPARA WOMEN’S ANXIETY RELATED TO;-

PROBLEMS OF PREGNANCY

JOB OR HOUSEHOLD ACTIVITIES

LABOUR AND DELIVERY EXPECTED CHILD

CARE OF BABY

PRIMIPARA WOMEN’S ANXIETY RELATED TO;-

Parents of pregnant women

Relatives

Friends

Nurses

Obstetrician

Mas media campaigns’

Target population All woman who come in maharani hospital jdp

Accessible population Maternity ward in

Mahrani hospital (c.g.)

Setting of the studyMahrani hospital jdp (c.g.)

Sampling tecnique

Non probability convenience sampling

Sample size60 woman

Description of tools & method of data collection Close formal question To

assess the level of anxiety and contributing factors among primipara women during 3rd trimester of pregnancyData analysis

Descriptive

Research finding

SECTION –E

TABLE-17

ASSOCIATION OF SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES WITH THE LEVEL OF ANXIETY IN PRIMIPARA WOMEN DURING 3rd TRIMISTER OF PREGNANCY

S..No.

Area

Mild Moderate

Severe Extreme Chi Value

Degree of variables

P Value

Inference

1 Age 0 4 56 0 2.477 9 16.92 Non significant

2 Education

0 4 56 0 1.692 9 16.92 Non significant

3 occupation

0 3 57 0 4.335 9 16.92 Non significant

4 Religion

0 3 57 0 14.30 9 16.92 Non significant

5 Family

0 4 56 0 0.588 3 7.82 Non significant

6 Place

0 4 56 0 0.422 3 7.82 Non significant

Table- 17 Reveals that there is no significant association between the anxiety level of primipara women during 3rd trimester of pregnancy and Age of the mother as the calculated value i.e. λ2 =2.477 at P> 16.92. (Hence the hypothesis is rejected)

There is no significant association between the anxiety level of primipara women during 3rd trimester of pregnancy and Education of the mother as the calculated value i.e. λ2 =1.692 at P> 16.92. (Hence the hypothesis is rejected)

There is no significant association between the anxiety level of primipara women during 3rd trimester of pregnancy and Occupation of the mother as the calculated value i.e. λ2 =4.335 at P> 16.92. (Hence the hypothesis is rejected)

There is no significant association between the anxiety level of primipara women during 3rd trimester of pregnancy and Religion of the mother as the calculated value i.e. λ2 =14.30 at P> 16.92. (Hence the hypothesis is rejected)

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INDEX

Chapter no Title Page noI Introduction

-Need of study-Statement of problem-Operational definition-Research hypothesis-Assumption-Delimitation -Conceptual health model

1-5

II Review of literature 6-18III Methodology

-Research approach-Research designee-Sitting of the study-Criteria for selection of the setting of study -Target population-Accessible population-Sample & sample size-Sample technique-Development of tools-Descriptive of tools- Criteria for measurement-Reliability-Pilot study-Data collection of method-Plan for data analysis -Ethical consideration -Summary

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IV Data analysis and interpretation 24-46V Discussion 47-51VI Summary 52-57VII Bibliography 58-59VIII Appendix(A-)

LIST OF TABLE

S. no Title Page no.

I Distribution of the subject according to age 26II Distribution of the subject according to education 27III Distribution of the subject according to occupation 28IV Distribution of the subject according to religion 29V Distribution of the subject according family 30VI Distribution of the subject according place 31VII Distribution of the subject according to environmental factors 32VIII Distribution of the subject according to psychological factors 33IX Distribution of the subject according to socio culture factors 34X Distribution of the subject according to educational factors 35XI Level of anxiety do you feel related to Environmental factor 36-37XII Level of anxiety do you feel related to Psychological factor 38-39XIII Level of anxiety do you feel related to socio culture factors 40-41XIV Level of anxiety do you feel related to educational factors 41-42XV Area wise analysis regarding level of anxiety in primipara women during

3rd trimester of pregnancy. 43

XVI Overall anxiety level in primipara women during 3rd trimester of pregnancy.

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XVII Association of socio-Demographic variables with the level of anxiety in primipara women during 3rd trimester of pregnancy

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LIST OF FIGURE

S, no. Title Page no1 Conception Framework 52 Research design

3 : Colum chart represent subject according to the age 264 Colum chart represent subject according to the education 275 Dough chart represent subject according to the occupation 286 Bubble chart represent subject according to the religion 297 Pie chart represent subject according to the religion 308 Colum chart represent subject according to the area 319 Colum chart represent subject according to the Environmental

factors 32

10 Colum chart represent subject according to the Psychological factors

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11 Colum chart represent subject according to the Educational factors 3412 Bar chart represent subject according to the Educational factors 35

LIST OF APPENDIX

S. no. Title Page noA Letter Seeking Permission for Main study 60B Certificate for consent validity 61C Expert opinion for consent validity of tools 62D CONSENT FORM OF THE RESPONDANTS 63

E Scoring key and criteria measure 64F Questionnaires to assess the level of anxiety in primipara

women during 3rd trimester of pregnancy.65-68

G LIST OF EXPERTS 69

TABLE-13

LEVEL OF ANXIETY DO YOU FEEL RELATED TO SOCIO CULTURAL FACTOR

S.no Item of anxiety level related to socio cultural factor

Mild Moderate Severe Extreme

F % F % F % F %1. Where do you live? 0 0 4 6.66 56 93.33 0 0

2. What is your family type? 0 0 4 6.66 56 93.33 0 0

3. Which religion do you follow?

0 0 4 6.66 56 93.33 0 0

4. What level of social support you get from your family?

0 0 4 6.66 56 93.33 0 0

5. What is the status of your married life?

0 0 4 6.66 56 93.33 0 0

Table-13 Reveals that only 0 (0%) primipara women have Mild anxiety, 4 (6.66%) have Moderate anxiety, 56 (93.33%) have Sever anxiety and 0 (0%) have Extreme anxiety with living area.

Reveals that only 0 (0%) primipara women have Mild anxiety, 4 (6.66%) have Moderate anxiety, 55 (93.33%) have Sever anxiety and 0 (0%) have Extreme anxiety with the family type.

Reveals that only 0 (0%) primipara women have Mild anxiety, 4 (6.66%) have Moderate anxiety, 56 (93.33%) have Sever anxiety and 0 (0%) have Extreme anxiety with the religion.

Reveals that only 0 (0%) primipara women have Mild anxiety, 4 (6.66%) have Moderate anxiety, 56 (93.33%) have Sever anxiety and 0 (0%) have Extreme anxiety with support of family.

Reveals that only 0 (0%) primipara women have Mild anxiety, 4 (6.66%) have Moderate anxiety, 56 (93.33%) have Sever anxiety and 0 (0%) have Extreme anxiety with status of marries life.

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