PROFILE OF CONFIRMED PREGNANT WOMEN FOR ZIKA VIRUS AND PRENATAL CARE IN THE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE OF PALMAS, TOCANTINS, 2016

RESUMO Objetivo: descrever a assistência pré-natal e perfil das gestantes confirmadas para zika vírus na atenção primária à saúde de Palmas, Tocantins no ano de 2016. Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo descritivo, com dados obtidos do SINAN, SISPRENATAL e SINASC. Foram confirmadas 63 gestantes com a infecção por Zika vírus por exame laboratorial. Resultados: A média de idade das gestantes foi de 26 anos. Os casos confirmados foram notificados predominantemente nas unidades de pronto atendimento (41,27%) e no hospital materno de referência (47,62%). Houve predomínio de gestantes pardas (61,90%), sem ensino médio completo (73,02%), em união estável (47,62%) e jovens (58,73%), que foram atendidas em quase totalidade nos serviços públicos de atenção secundária e terciária. Conclusão: Os resultados deste estudo mostraram a necessidade de melhoria para a assistência pré-natal às gestantes positivas na atenção primária e trouxe evidências do caráter da vulnerabilidade social da infecção pelo Zika vírus na capital do Tocantins.   Palavras-chave: Cuidado Pré-Natal; Epidemiologia; Zika vírus; Atenção Primária à Saúde. ABSTRACT Objective: describe the prenatal care and profile of confirmed pregnant women for zika virus in the primary health care of Palmas city, Tocantins, in the year 2016. Methods: This is a descriptive study, with data obtained from SINAN, SISPRENATAL and SINASC. Sixty-three pregnant women with Zika virus infection were confirmed by laboratory examination. Results: The mean age of pregnant women was 26 years. The confirmed cases were predominantly reported in the emergency care units (41.27%) and in the maternal reference hospital (47.62%). There was a predominance of brown pregnant women (61.90%), without complete secondary education (73.02%), in a stable union (47.62%) and young women (58.73%), who were attended almost entirely in public services of secondary and tertiary care. Conclusion: The results of this study showed the need for improvement for prenatal care to positive pregnant women in primary care and brought evidence of the social vulnerability of the Zika virus infection in the capital of Tocantins. Keywords: Prenatal care; Epidemiology; Zika virus; Primary Health Care.Objective: describe the prenatal care and profile of confirmed pregnant women for zika virus in the primary health care of Palmas city, Tocantins, in the year 2016. Methods: This is a descriptive study, with data obtained from SINAN, SISPRENATAL and SINASC. Sixty-three pregnant women with Zika virus infection were confirmed by laboratory examination. Results: The mean age of pregnant women was 26 years. The confirmed cases were predominantly reported in the emergency care units (41.27%) and in the maternal reference hospital (47.62%). There was a predominance of brown pregnant women (61.90%), without complete secondary education (73.02%), in a stable union (47.62%) and young women (58.73%), who were attended almost entirely in public services of secondary and tertiary care. Conclusion: The results of this study showed the need for improvement for prenatal care to positive pregnant women in primary care and brought evidence of the social vulnerability of the Zika virus infection in the capital of Tocantins