• Level Of Awareness On The Prevention Of Anaemia Among Pregnant Women

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    • 1.8       Assumptions of the study
      The study assumes that:
          The pregnant women have some knowledge regarding Anaemia and its prevention.
          The result of the study will help to prevent the Anaemia among the pregnant women.
        1.9       Scope of the study
      The study is delimited to the pregnant women in IbesikpoAsutan Local Government Area of AkwaIbom State. The major concentration of our consideration is the question of what causes anaemia in pregnancy. To do this effectively, a critical appraisal of the various variables supporting the research work will be done pointing out their contributions to the cause of anaemia in pregnancy. Since this research is aimed at determining the level of awareness on the prevention of anaemia among pregnant women in IbesikpoAsutan Local Government Area of AkwaIbom State, thoughtfulness will be paid to the several preventive measures against the occurrence of anaemia in pregnancy.
          1.10  Limitations of the study
                  The challenges that posed a threat to this study include the following; fund to be able to assess materials even online and equally type the work, collections and retrieval of documents from health centers archives, and even those of hospitals and attitudes turned to be huge obstacles and time constraints due to other academic pressure. However efforts were made to address these problems or limitations.
      1.11     Definitions of terms
      Knowledge:Refers to the perceptive of Antenatal mothers regarding causes and symptoms of Anaemia and its prevention.
      Anaemia:Anaemia is the condition in which haemoglobin concentration in the blood is less than 10 gm/dl.
      Prevention:In this study, prevention refers to all the actions taken to diminish the risk factors of Anaemia and hinder the chances of occurrence of Anaemia.
      Pregnant women:Are the women between the period of conception and delivery of baby, who are attending the Antenatal clinic at Primary Health Centre NungUdoe in IbesikpoAsutan
      Educational qualifications:are thecertificates, professional titles that an individual has acquired either by studying full-time, part-time study or private study, whether by educational authorities, distinctive examining bodies or qualified bodies.
      Age:is the specific period of life at which a person becomes naturally or conventionally qualified or disqualified for anything.
      Nutritional status: the condition of the body in those respects influenced by the diet; the levels of nutrients in the body and the ability of those levels to maintain normal metabolic integrity.
      Attitude: is feeling or thinking that affects the behavior of a person, a predisposition or a tendency to react positively or deleteriously to a particular idea, object, person, or situation, a mental position with regard to a fact or state.
      Economic Status: is an economic and sociological shared complete measure of work experience of a person and of its economic and social situation of the family compared to others, depending on income, education, and occupation of or a person.
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