The Relationship Of Pregnant Primigravid Knowledge On Psychological Changes On Trimester Iii With Insomnia Occurance In Deby Clinical Medan

Abstract

Aim/Objective: According to data from the National Sleep Foundation Survey (2014), 78% of pregnant women in the United States experience sleep disorders. While the research results Karger (2013) in France, stated that 75% of pregnant women experience sleep disturbances, most pregnant women experience sleep disturbances, and only 1.9% who did not wake up at night during the third trimester of pregnancy. From the initial survey conducted in Clinic Deby there were 10 pregnant women primigravidae of third trimester, seven pregnant women were less knowledgeable about the psychological changes and three pregnant women who are knowledgeable both about the psychological changes. This study aims to determine the relationship Knowledge About Pregnancy primigravid Psychological Changes In he tird Trimester with Insomnia occurrence in Clinical of Deby Medan Material and method: This research is an analytic cross sectional approach to find out the Relations Knowledge About Pregnancy primigravid on Psychological Changes in the third trimester with insomnia Genesis Clinic Deby, data capture used the total population with a total population of 32 respondents Results : This study used primary data and secondary data by using chi-square The results were obtained from 32 respondents by the level of knowledge of the majority of less knowledgeable as much as 20 respondents (62.5%), and the majority who have insomnia as many as 20 respondents (62.5%), According to the test results used chi-square statistic showed that a connection between knowledge primigravida pregnant women about the psychological changes in the third trimester with an incidence of insomnia evidenced by the value of p = 0.028 <0.05 was found. Conclusion: It can be concluded that there is a relationship primigravida pregnant women knowledge about the physiological changes in the third trimester with an incidence of insomnia, it is recommended to health workers of Deby to increase knowledge and understanding about the mothers psychological changes pregnant mothers through counseling