Avaliação do rastreamento de sífilis no pré-natal

Abstract

Introduction: By advocating the criteria that underlie one prenatal care quality guides the Ministry of Health professionals in their practices, considering the importance of each activity to the binomial. The screening of syphilis in pregnant women through the VDRL is essential because it allows the treatment to be instituted, in order to avoid transmission of sexually transmitted disease to the fetus, characterized by the congenital syphilis, which is considered an indicator for evaluating the quality prenatal care. General Objective: To analyze the percentage of pregnant women who perform VDRL during prenatal care, in a USF in Santo Antonio de Jesus - BA. Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional quantitative character, a clipping of which is developed through the research project conducted by the group "Center for Research on Maternal and Child Health (NISAMI)", where the research subjects were 47 medical records of pregnant women who began monitoring the prenatal low risk in February 2012 to August 2013 in a USF in Santo Antônio de Jesus, the data were processed using Stata version 10. Results: Prevalence in the age group between 20 and 34 years, with no history of miscarriage, pregnancy outcome characterized as finalized and early prenatal care in the first trimester of pregnancy. The all pregnant women were asked VDRL and they performed referring to the first query, but which corresponds to the thirtieth week of pregnancy, the percentage of request and performance was far below what is recommended by the Ministry of Health. A description of all the results was non-reactive, and there was underreporting in the chart and pregnancy card in two stages. Conclusion: The prenatal care may be considered as the more complex care and greater responsibility, so the criteria that guide a prenatal care quality should be followed, such as the screening of syphilis in pregnant women. As important as request and perform, is in the chart and record the Pregnant Card, as well as guide the pregnant woman and the importance of holding this serology.