Table 1 Frequency distribution of pregnant women infected with ZIKV according to the standard of care received (n = 11)
Event | When | Where | Activity | Accomplished |
|---|---|---|---|---|
First contact of the pregnant woman with the health service due to suspected ZIKV infection | Any moment during pregnancy | PHCI or ECU | Identification of ZIKV fever symptoms | 8 (73%) |
PHCI or ECU | Symptomatic prescription (acetaminophen or dipyrone) | 5 (45%) | ||
PHCI or ECU | Collection of blood and urine for testing | 6 (55%) | ||
PHCI or ECU | Orientation about the disease and its consequences | 4 (36%) | ||
Routine prenatal follow-up | Throughout pregnancy | PHCI | Minimum of 6 prenatal consultations | 9 (82%) |
PHCI | High-risk prenatal referral | 4 (36%) | ||
Specialized center | Imaging examinations | 7 (64%) | ||
High-risk prenatal care | From suspicion or diagnosis | Specialized center | Conducting expert consultations | 4 (36%) |
Specialized center | Laboratory and imaging tests | |||
Articulation with the social assistance network | From suspicion or diagnosis | PHCI or RCSA | Identification of social vulnerability and referral to reception and care in the RCSA | 0 (0%) |
RCSA | Feasibility of social benefits | 0 (0%) | ||
Assistance to pregnant women carrying a fetus with suspected or diagnosed malformations | From suspicion or diagnosis | PHCI or specialized center | Mental health support by health staff | 0 (0%) |
Childbirth Care | Day of birth | Maternity hospital | Delivery as planned during prenatal care | 8 (73%) |
Collection of maternal biological material for laboratory tests | 10 (91%) |