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. 2021 Nov 5;10(10):3688–3699. doi: 10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_282_21

Table 2.

Assessment of knowledge of healthcare providers in terms of partograph, active management of the third stage of labour and postpartum haemorrhage (n=117)

Components Correct response Frequency (%)
Partograph knowledge 51.4
Use of partograph 27 (23.1)
When to begin plotting a partograph 57 (48.8)
Parameters monitored every 30 min 21 (17.9)
Parameters monitored every 4 hourly 24 (20.6)
Normal foetal heart rate 85 (72.6)
How long to measure a contraction 74 (63.2)
Two lines marked in a partograph 70 (59.8)
Importance of crossing of the alert line 47 (40.1)
Importance of crossing of the action line 46 (39.3)
Indications for referral 21 (17.9)
AMTSL knowledge 65.3
Steps of AMTSL 14 (11.9)
Drug of choice for AMTSL 107 (91.4)
Other drugs used for AMTSL 71 (60.7)
Route of oxytocin in AMTSL 110 (94.1)
Route of misoprostol 50 (42.7)
Steps for CCT 17 (14.6)
PPH knowledge 53.4
Diagnosis of basis 21 (17.9)
Causes of PPH 31 (26.5
Clinical features of PPH 26 (22.2)
Estimation of blood loss 13 (11.1)
Parameters monitored to assess PPH 35 (29.9)
Non-surgical management of PPH 24 (20.6)
Fluid recommended for PPH 57 (48.8)
Uterotonics used for management of PPH 44 (37.6)
Location to apply pressure for aortic compression 39 (33.3)
Protocols followed before referring a case of PPH 29 (24.8)