Early Pregnancies

[Name of the Institute]Abstract

Teen age pregnancy is an important health issue in the United States of America because of the association with the detrimental physical consequences and also the long term negative psychological outcomes for both child and the mother. The paper will discuss about the statistical data that is related with the child hood pregnancy and it will also explore environmental risk and the protective factors. The paper also discusses about the importance of the nursing practices with the teenage pregnancy. In the conclusion the paper discusses about the finding of the various article review and also the precautions that must be taken in order to make people aware of the fact about the teen age pregnancy as a serious health issue.

Introductioniii

Signs for Teen age Pregnancyv

Medical Risksv

Lack of prenatal carev

Role of Nursevi

Key wordsvii

Questionsvii

Literature Reviewvii

Access Family Planningix

Causesxii

Educationxiii

Contraceptionxiv

Conclusionxv

Referencesxvii

Early Pregnancies and Nursing

Introduction

Teen age pregnancy occurs in a female under the age of 20 when the pregnancy finishes. A pregnancy can occur before the first menstrual period, which indicates the possibility of fertility, however normally occurs after menarche. In sound and well nourished girls, menarche typically happens around the ages of 12 or 13. If the onset of biological fertility will bring about a teenage pregnancy depends on upon various personal and societal elements. High school pregnancy rates change between nations in view of distinctions in levels of sexual movement, marriage around young people, general sex instruction gave and access to reasonable prophylactic choices. Worldwide, adolescent pregnancy rates extend from 143 for every 1000 in many regions of the world.

In the year 2008, the statistical data have shown that the available US pregnancy rate among the girls having age between 15 and 19 years were 67.8 per 1000, according to the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unwanted Pregnancy however the rate has significantly declined since the year 1991, when it was 117 per 1000 teens between the same ages. The ten birth rate in the Unites States of America has been declined too, according to the Centers for the Disease Control; the rate was 34.3 births per 1000 teens, as compared with the 61.8 births per 1000 teens in 1991. Though fever babies were born in the 2010 than in any year since 1946, but the teen birth rate in the United States of America has remained nine times higher than in the other developed countries according to the CDC.

Those young pregnant girls face a higher danger of health, training, and social-budgetary issues. Some later studies show that the junior moms are less averse to endure hypertension, anemia, heftiness, despondency and segregation. The toddlers face a high danger of right on time passing and developmental issues. Pregnant young ladies typically don't come back to class in the event that they choose to have their toddler. Their dropout is prone to come about in poorer chances for occupation and an absence of information about child rearing. Besides, teens from easier social classes or living in territories of destitution have a clear pattern to ...