1998-2010 BIRTH STATISTICS
Total number of births
747
747Average maternal age29.3 years old
29.3 years oldYoungest 15Oldest46First babies26335%
26335%5th or more baby 7210%
7210%Baby girls 35347%
35347%Baby boys 394 53%
394 53%Average birth weight8.1 lbs
8.1 lbsSmallest 4 lbs 14 ozLargest11 lbs 2 ozNumber of Transfers:
Mothers 9012%Babies152% Reason for Transfer:
1.maternal fever 9. breech (4)
maternal fever 9. breech (4)2.postpartum hemorrhage 10. fetal distress (4)
postpartum hemorrhage 10. fetal distress (4)3.4th degree laceration 11. newborn respiratory distress (15)
4th degree laceration 11. newborn respiratory distress (15)4.prolonged labor (56) 12. Pain medication (3)
prolonged labor (56) 12. Pain medication (3)5.prolapsed cord(2) 13. Postdates
prolapsed cord(2) 13. Postdates6.pregnancy-induced hypertension (4) 14. Premature rupture of membranes with no labor
pregnancy-induced hypertension (4) 14. Premature rupture of membranes with no labor7. preterm labor (8) 15. Postpartum HELLP syndrome
15. Postpartum HELLP syndrome8. retained placenta (3)
Number of cesareans 38 (5%)
38 (5%)Number of VBACs22(3%)
22(3%)Outcomes: All mothers well. One baby died in the hospital 8 days after birth after being transported for respiratory distress of unknown origin. One baby died in the hospital 3 weeks after birth after being transported for respiratory distress also of unknown origin. One baby was born depressed because of severe shoulder dystocia and died shortly after birth.
2010 BIRTH STATISTICS
Total number of births134
134Average maternal age 29.1
29.1Youngest 18Oldest42First babies 6448%
6448%5th or more baby 97%
97%Baby girls5642%
5642%Baby boys 7858%
7858%Average birth weight 8 lbs 2 oz (full term babies)
8 lbs 2 oz (full term babies)Smallest 5 lbs 5 ozLargest 11 lbs 2 ozNumber of Transfers:
Mothers 2518.6%Reasons for Transfer:
1.Prolonged labor (15)
Prolonged labor (15)2.Preterm labor (4)
Preterm labor (4)3.Pain relief (2)
Pain relief (2)4.Hypertension (1)
Hypertension (1)5.Retained placenta (1)
Retained placenta (1)6.Breech (1)
Breech (1)7.Postpartum HELLP Syndrome (1)
Postpartum HELLP Syndrome (1) Babies4 3%
4 3%Reasons for Transfer:
1. Respiratory distress (3)
2. Birth defect (1)
Number of cesareans 107%
107% Number of VBACs17%
17%No maternal or neonatal deaths
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