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    The Relation of the Mode of Delivery with the Health Status of Young People
    (Düzce Üniversitesi, 2019) Güneş Öztürk, Gizem; Karaçam, Zekiye; Tazegül, Kardelen; Keser, Leyla Nur
    Aim: The aim of the study is to examine the effects ofmode of delivery on the health status of young people.Material and Methods: The study was made analytical-cross-section betweenFebruary and March 2018 at Adnan Menderes University, Faculties of HealthSciences and Nursing. 482 students were included in the study sample byconvenience sampling method. The questionnaire and the SF-36 Health Surveyscale were used to collect the data. The SF-36 was chosen because it was usedto obtain data on physical, mental and general health status in the generalpopulation. Descriptive statistics (mean, number, percentage) and t-test wereused in the analysis of the data.Results: The average age of the participants was 20.43±1.35,42.9% were midwifery, 10.4% were nutrition and dietetics and 46.7% were nursingstudents. Of the students, 13.7% were in the first, 40.2% in the second, 33.2%in the third and 12.9% in the fourth grade. In the study, 3.9% of the students worked in an incomegenerating business, 19.1% of them smoked and 3.7% of them used alcohol. They reportedthat 7.7% of the students in the study had a physical illness and 8.9% of themused a drug regularly. It was determined that 20% of the students in the studyhad a caesarean delivery pattern. The average total score of SF-36 students was 66.84±12.75,and the functional subscale, wellbeing subscale and public health subscale average scores were respectively81.46±13.78, 59.34±15.18 and 61.58±17.38. According to mode of delivery, therewas no statistically significant difference for the total SF-36 quality of lifescale score and subscale scores.Conclusion: The study revealed that caesarean births didnot affect the health status of young people. It may be advisable to performsimilar studies with different sample groups to support the results of thisstudy.