Table 3: Knowledge of health care providers on
components of the kits and management of the emergency bag.
|
Question |
Suggestion |
Number (%) |
Evaluation of their answers |
|
Evaluation of
the components of the delivery kit (n = 70) |
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|
What useful
drugs/consumables are missing in the delivery kit? |
Antibiotic |
9 (12.9) |
False |
|
Paracetamol tablets |
3 (4.3) |
False |
|
|
Antiseptic
foaming solution |
7 (10.0) |
False |
|
|
Nothing is
missing |
51 (72.8) |
False |
|
|
Which components
of the delivery kit are useless? |
Betadine
(Polyvidone iodine) |
18 (25.7) |
False |
|
None is
useless |
52 (74.3) |
False |
|
|
Evaluation of
the components of the cesarean kit (n = 27) |
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|
Which drugs
are insufficient in the cesarean kit? |
Oxytocin |
2 (7.4) |
False |
|
Sutures |
1 (3.7) |
False |
|
|
Sterile
gloves |
4 (14.8) |
False |
|
|
Whole kit |
20 (74.1) |
False |
|
|
Who is
responsible for the verification of the contents of the emergency bag? (N = 51) |
Ward charge |
34 (66.7) |
False |
|
Chief of the health
facility |
15 (29.4) |
False |
|
|
Delegation of
public health |
2 (3.9) |
False |
|