Table Two.
Sample Demographics (n = 100)
Characteristic | N |
---|---|
Ethnicity | |
Hispanic | 24 |
Non-Hispanic | 76 |
Race | |
White | 69 |
Hispanic/Mexican | 13 |
African/African American | 4 |
Pacific Islander | 4 |
Multi | 4 |
Asian | 3 |
American Indian/Alaskan Native | 3 |
Marital Status | |
Married | 64 |
Living with Partner | 13 |
Single | 21 |
Divorced/separated | 2 |
Parity | |
Nulliparous | 36 |
Multiparous | 64 |
Health Insurance | |
Private | 56 |
State Medicaid | 33 |
Uninsured/Self-Pay | 11 |
History of Obstetric complications* | |
Not applicable (never pregnant) | 36 |
None | 38 |
Previous PTB | 5 |
Pregnancy Induced Hypertension | 4 |
Previous cesarean birth | 13 |
Gestational Diabetes | 2 |
Placenta Previa | 1 |
SGA | 1 |
Oligiohydramnios | 1 |
Fetal distress | 1 |
Fetal demise (second trimester) | 1 |
Recurrent spontaneous abortions | 2 |
Postpartum depression | 1 |
Antepartum complications in current pregnancy** | |
None | 40 |
Preterm labor | 9 |
Bleeding/spotting | 6 |
Pregnancy Induced Hypertension | 7 |
Placenta previa/abruption | 2 |
Oligiohydramnios | 5 |
Intrauterine Growth Restriction | 2 |
Urinary Tract Infection | 4 |
Anemia | 4 |
Gestational Diabetes | 3 |
Depression | 5 |
Stillbirth | 1 |
Polyhydramnios | 1 |
Seven women experienced more than one previous OB complication
Thirty-four women experienced more than one antepartum complication