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Title:ANALIZA VPLIVA LUNINIH MEN NA ŠTEVILO ROJSTEV V SLOVENSKIH PORODNIŠNICAH
Authors:ID Baznik, Simona (Author)
ID Štiglic, Gregor (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
ID Pajnkihar, Majda (Comentor)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/94f91261-b86e-45de-8424-9d6fd9cbd271
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Organization:FZV - Faculty of Health Sciences
Abstract:Teoretična izhodišča, namen. V magistrskem delu smo opisali možnosti in načine porodov v Sloveniji, delo diplomiranih babic v porodnih sobah in medicinskih sester na porodniških oddelkih. Skozi pregled literature prikažemo dokaze o delovanju in zanikanju delovanja učinkov luninih men na število porodov, pa tudi drugih človeških fizioloških dejavnikov, kot je npr. povečanje števila sprejemov na oddelke za nujno medicinsko pomoč. V magistrskem delu je ključnega pomena hipoteza, ki trdi, da polna luna vpliva na povečano število rojstev. Raziskovalna metodologija. V raziskavi smo uporabili kvantitativno metodologijo. V okviru empiričnega dela smo s pomočjo Student t-testa ter ostalih statističnih testov obdelali podatke o številu rojstev posredovanih s Statističnega urada Republike Slovenije ter anketni vprašalnik o mnenju diplomiranih babic glede vpliva luninih men na število in način porodov. Rezultati. Kljub temu da je 72 % diplomiranih babic mnenja, da polna luna vpliva na število porodov, statistični testi tega dejstva ne potrdijo. Sklep. Občutek diplomiranih babic, da se v času polne lune rodi večje število otrok kot v preostalih dneh v mesecu, kar bi imelo za posledico večji obseg dela, ni realen in ostaja dejansko le občutek.
Keywords:Lunine mene, število porodov, diplomirana babica, statistični testi.
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[S. Baznik]
Year of publishing:2011
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-18113 New window
UDC:618:551.590.22
COBISS.SI-ID:1689508 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:MOM8TDML
Publication date in DKUM:05.05.2011
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Language:English
Title:THE ANALYSIS OF THE LUNAR CYCLE IMPACT ON THE NUMBER OF BIRTHS IN SLOVENIAN MATERNITY WARDS
Abstract:Theoretical principles, purposes. In master work we described the possibilities and ways of giving birth in Slovenia, the work of qualified midwives in the delivery room and nurses in maternity wards. Trough the review of the literature we showed evidence of the positive effect and denial of the effects of moon phases on the number of deliveries, as well as other human physiological factors, such as increase in the number of admissions to the departments for emergency medical assistence. The key hypothesis in this master's work predicts that the full moon affects the increased number of births. Research Methodology. In study we used quantitative methodology. In the empirical part, we used different statistical tests to process the data on the number of births obtained by the Statistical Office of Slovenia, and the questionnaire of opinion of qualified midwives about the effect of moon phases on the number and ways of deliveries. Results. Despite the fact that 72% of qualified midwives believes that the full moon affects the number of births, statistical tests do not confirm this. Conclusion. Felling of qualified midwives that during the full moon a larger number of children are born than in the remaining days of the month, which would result in an increase in workload, is not real and remains only felling.
Keywords:Moon phase, number of deliveries, qualified midwives, statistical tests.


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