Safety Measurement among Pregnant Women with Anemia at Babylon Teaching Hospital

To assess socio demographic characteristics, reproductive characteristics of pregnant women. To find out the relationship between the socio demographic, reproductive characteristics and safety measurement. A descriptive analytic design was conducted on (purposive sample) of (90) pregnant women with anemia at babylon teaching hospital for maternal and children in Al-Hilla city. The tool used for data collection is an instrument for the period from 20th February to 30th July 2018, consists of four-section; involving socio demographic, reproductive characteristics, dietary and healthy measurement. Descriptive and inferential statistics are used to analyze the data. The finding of the study depict that (28.9%) of women aged (17–22) years, (45.6%) were Primary educational level; (60.0%) were (2–4)family numbers, most of them were house wives; (57.0%) were enough economic status; (62.0%)were resident in urban areas; (51.0%)were overweight (25–29.9) kg/m²; according to reproductive characteristics; (59.0%)were have gravidity(3–4); (60.0%)were not have antepartum hemorrhage; (42.2%) were period between conception and other(1 year); (43.3%)were Parity (1–2); (53.3%)were 2^nd trimester of gestational age; (47.7%)were use contraceptive;(60.0%)were having abortion; according safety measurement most variables were fail assessment. There is association with all items at P≤ 0.01.