Needs and family planning services on the medical termination of pregnancy analgesic object technology.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Needs and family planning services on the medical termination of pregnancy analgesic object technology [Abstract] Objective To investigate spinal - epidural anesthesia on the induction of labor in pregnant women to be clinically relevant analgesic effect, reduce the need for medical induction of labor in pregnant women mental and physical pain, ease the pressure on family planning services. But it should be unswervingly follow the “population control, and improve population quality,” the family planning policy, strict screening and review of the application object, and resolutely resist and eliminate non-medical family planning services need to target and non-termination of pregnancy. Methods 10 cases that no contraindications sign, for medical needs of pain voluntarily agreed to termination of pregnancy family planning clients, mainly medium-term pregnant women in the observation group, voluntarily agreed to the same period 10 patients selected for traditional surgery trimester abortion family planning services targeted at the control group. Pain scores in both groups, labor and time for comparison, analysis and comparison of the clinical effects of the two groups. The results showed that pain scores in both groups, the observation group than the control group were significantly different, but the two groups of labor, labor physiological changes, uterine intensity, contraction duration, interval time, blood volume was not significantly different. analgesia study group concluded that significant, the medical needs and family planning services for objects to be pregnant trimester termination of pregnancy mental and physical trauma to a minimum, alleviate the pressure of family planning services and improve the population quality and social benefits, fully embodies the “patient-centered, human services,” the purpose. [Keywords:] medical needs; family planning clients; termination of pregnancy; Analgesia; spinal - epidural puncture;