HUBUNGAN PENGETAHUAN, JUMLAH ANAK DAN UMUR DENGAN PENGGUNAAN KONTRASEPSI SUNTIK

Abstract

KB formulated as an effort to increase awareness and public participation under the
age limit of marriage, birth control, fostering family resilience, improving the welfare of the
family to realize a small family happy and prosperous (BKKBN, 2011). The purpose of this study
to determine the relationship of Knowledge, Number of Children (Parity) and Age With
Injectable Contraceptive Use In Puskesmas Megang District of North Lubuklinggau II
Lubuklinggau 2014. This study used a survey method with cross sectional Analytical. With a
total population of 325 people. Sampling by means of random sampling. The respondents are all
over acceptors in Puskesmas Megang District of North Lubuklinggau II Lubuklinggau 2014
totaling 65 people. From the research of 65 respondents obtained knowledge with the use of
injectable contraceptives, respondents Knowledge obtained the highest results were
knowledgeable enough respondents was 25 (38.5%) of respondents. From the research of 65
respondents Number of respondents children obtained the highest results that respondents with
the number of children a little ? 2 there were 33 (50.8%) of respondents who use injectable
contraceptives. From the research of 65 respondents to the Age of respondents obtained the
highest results were age with low risk (age 20-35 years) amounted to 49 (75.4%) of respondents
who use injectable contraceptives. From the results of bivariate analysis showed no significant
relationship between knowledge and injectable contraceptives p value = 0.131, the results of the
bivariate also showed no significant relationship between the number of children with CICs p
value = 0.329 and the results of the bivariate also showed a significant relationship between age
CICs with p value = 0,040. Results of this research are expected to be a driving force for health
workers, especially Puskesmas Megang District of North Lubuklinggau II Lubuklinggau to
provide education on contraception mamfaat to adjust the spacing births.