أبحاث ومشاريع تخرج برنامج القبالة والتوليد 1447ه
| # | عنوان البحث Research Title |
أسماء الطالبات Students’ Names |
اسم المشرف Research Supervisor |
ملخص البحث / الدراسة Abstract / Study Summary |
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| 1 | Complications of natural and cesarean births in the city of Hodeidah and its suburbs (2025/2026) | 1. Nasma Mohammed Salem 2. Ashjan Ayesh Salem 3. Noura Mohammed Al-Washei 4. Zinab Mohammed Qati 5. Amatullah Mohammed Jamali 6. Noor Abdurahman Ismail |
Dr. Ahlam Al-Nahari | Determined the level of complications following natural and cesarean births among 200 pregnant mothers in Al-Hodeidah. Complications were found to be generally low for both types of delivery. No statistically significant differences were attributed to demographic variables (age, residence, education, occupation, economic status, or parity). |
| 2 | Factors Leading to Bleeding During Pregnancy in Pregnant Women (2025-2026) | 1. Samah Mubarak Saeed Salem 2. Angham Abdulhabib Othman 3. Duaa Nabil Shamsan 4. Rawan Tawfiq Ali Al-Ariqi 5. Rana Mansour Mutahhar 6. Bayan Salem Balghaith Ahmed |
Dr. AbdulBaqi AbdulMohsen | Investigated factors contributing to pregnancy bleeding among 150 pregnant women in Hodeidah. Behavioral factors had the highest contribution, followed by nutritional factors, while pathological factors were least significant. Bleeding levels were moderate overall. Recommended prenatal counseling, behavioral awareness, and early detection programs. |
| 3 | Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS): Factors and short-term complications (2025/2026) | 1. Asmahan Ali Hassan Al-Harazi 2. Shatha Murshid Al-Faqih 3. Intisar Abdo Sagheer Al-Maasif 4. Sumaya Ibrahim Al-Rifai 5. Fatoum Arjash Ibrahim Qamari 6. Faiza Ibrahim Ahmed Mohammed |
Dr. Ahlam Al-Nahari | Identified PCOS factors and short-term complications among 110 diagnosed women. Hormonal factors showed the strongest association. Menstrual irregularities, fatigue, and abdominal pain were the most common moderate complications. Combined oral contraceptives were most used. Recommended early hormonal screening and holistic treatment plans. |
| 4 | Knowing the relationship between leading factors and menstrual disorders in the city of Hodeidah (2025/2026) | 1. Afnan Abdo Muhammad Ease 2. Samah Mahmud Hassan AL-Ahdal 3. Anhar Ammar Qaid AL-Masabi 4. Youmna Yasser Saeed AL-Dabai 5. Amira Muhammad Othman 6. Najlaa Muhammad Awad Yahya |
Dr. Ahlam Al-Nahari | Analyzed leading factors influencing menstrual disorders across 220 respondents. Simple linear regression revealed a statistically significant positive effect (Beta = 250.4, R² = 0.116), indicating pathological factors account for 11.6% of variance. Recommended clinical awareness programs and early pathological detection. |
| 5 | The Level of awareness among pregnant women in Al-Hodeidah city and its suburbs regarding factors leading to fetal malformations (2025/2026) | 1. Eman Abdo Ali Ibrahim Al-Ammar 2. Ghadeer Aish Qyeed Abdullah 3. Mariam Mohammed Ahmed 4. Amat Al-Slam Ali Ibraheem 5. Haifa Mohammed Maqbool 6. AlAnoud Abed Darwish Al-Hussam |
Dr. AbdulBaqi AbdulMohsen | Evaluated awareness of fetal malformation factors among 200 pregnant women. Overall awareness was moderate (56.67%). Behavioral awareness ranked highest, followed by environmental and genetic factors, while nutritional awareness was lowest. Significant differences favored urban residence, higher educational level, employment, and higher economic status. |
| 6 | The relationship between the health awareness of pregnant mothers and the complications of pregnancy in the city of Hodeidah and its suburbs (2025/2026) | 1. Mona Muhammad Juma Awad 2. Eiman Khamisi Abdullah Jawhar 3. Hanan Managi Muhammad Zyoud 4. Sumia Ahmed Muhammad Junied 5. Nabela Abdu Ali Thabet 6. Amal Suleiman Yaha Hussein |
Dr. AbdulBaqi AbdulMohsen | Assessed the relationship between mothers’ health awareness and pregnancy complications. Simple linear regression demonstrated a strong positive correlation across health awareness (R = 0.960, R² = 0.922), behavioral awareness (R = 0.938), and nutritional awareness (R = 0.886). Recommended integrated educational campaigns and routine maternal counseling. |