Abstract
Objective: To characterize the care provided to women 20-59 years in the red room of a drive responsiveness. Methods: quantitative and descriptive approach, based on secondary data, collected from electronic medical records of 114 women seen in the months of August, September and October 2014, this unit is located in the city of Porto Velho. Data collection took place in March 2015. The data are in tables of absolute and relative frequencies and causes of consultations were classified according to ICD-10. The study was approved by the Ethics Committee in Research with Health Center of humans at the Federal University of Rondônia (CEP-NUSAU) through the CAAE: 36760114.1.0000.5300. Results: Of the 81 records, the most common age group was 20-29 years (32.1%); most calls occurred at night (34.6%); 71.6% of the visits were on business days; 14.8% had more than three returns to the Red Room of the UPA in 2014; 8.6% of the records had records on the risk classification; according to ICD - 10, the most frequent diseases were respectively symptoms, signs and abnormal clinical findings and laboratory (31.7%), cardiovascular diseases (15.1%), external causes of morbidity and mortality (15.1%), and mental and behavioral disorders (12.7%). Conclusion: The main results of this research are partly similar to other studies. Assistance has performed curative, fragmented, without linking records between points of RUE. New research could contribute to better understanding of the theme.