Table 2.

Descriptive information

		Frequency	Percentage
Age (years)	18–24	8	38.1
	25–31	6	28.5
	32–38	4	19.1
	39–45	3	14.3
Employment status	Unemployed	7	33.3
	Public sector	5	23.8
	Private sector	9	42.8
Education status	Primary education	6	28.5
	High school	5	23.8
	Associate degree	3	14.3
	Graduate	5	23.8
	Postgraduate	2	9.6
Economic status	Less than expenses	7	33.3
	Equal to expenses	10	47.6
	More than expenses	4	19.1
Has a chronic disease	No	17	80.9
	Yes: (Please explain)**	4	19.1
	Hypertension	1	4.8
	Diabetus Mellitus	1	4.8
	Hyperthyroidism	2	9.6
Gestational week at birth	38	8	38.1
	39	6	28.5
	40	5	23.8
	41	2	9.6
Gravida (number)	1	8	38.1
	2	7	33.3
	3	1	4.8
	4	4	19.1
	5	1	4.8
Number of children	1	10	47.6
	2	7	33.3
	3	2	9.6
	4	2	9.6
Number of abortions	0	17	80.8
	1	2	9.6
	2	2	9.6
Number of times antenatal care received	7	3	14.3
	8	6	28.5
	9	12	57.2
Indicators of obstetric severity	No	0	0
	Yes: (Please explain)**	21	100
	Consent for vaginal examination was not obtained during or after admission to the hospital	14	66.6
	The room used during the labor process was not mine alone	4	19.1
	I could not move freely during the labor process (walking, etc.)	12	57.2
	I couldn’t eat during the labor process	19	90.4
	I couldn’t drink water during the labor process	17	80.8
	My privacy was not respected in the delivery room	15	71.4
	I was not informed about medical practices during the labor process	10	47.6
	Multiple vaginal examinations (more than 1 in 4 h)	13	61.9
	Medical staff pressed my abdomen with their elbow because the labor was not progressing	12	57.2
	Health personnel did not meet my needs during my labor process	16	76.2
	When my baby was born, I could not hold him/her immediately	16	76.2
	Medical staff shouted at me	8	38.1
	Medical staff used physical force	6	28.5

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