Background: Complementary feeding (MPASI) is substitute meals for 6 months old child to meet nutritional needs that are no longer sufficient by exclusive breastfeeding. There are several factors that can affect the delivery of MPASI by maternal namely, maternal age, level of education dan maternal occupation. Purpose: The purpose of this study is to find out the relationship between maternal age, education and occupation towards the provision of MPASI in children aged 0-2 years. Method: This research is a quantitative research with d analytics using cross sectional design. Variable characteristics of the maternal include; age, level of education and occupation. The population are all maternal who has children aged 0-2 years in Tlatah Village, Purwosari, Bojonegoro as many as 42 people and samples from simple random sampling techniques into 38 people. This research has passed the ethics review from Faculty of nursing Universitas Airlangga Number : 1769-KEPK. Result: based on statistical review using chi square test with α = 0,05, there is a relationship (p value = 0,000) between level of education to provision of MPASI and there are no relationship between maternal age (p value = 0,560) and maternal occupation (p value = 0,527) to MPASI. Conclusion: There is a relationship between level of education to the provision of MPASI and There is no relationship between maternal age and maternal occupation to the provision of MPASI.
Dust particles that enter the body through inhalation and into the lungs can cause disturbances in the respiratory tract. Dust particles produced from cotton fibers can contain endotoxin biological agents, inhalation of endotoxins can also cause other diseases namely, flu, bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary and decreased lung function. This study was conducted for the analysis of endotoxin exposure in cotton dust as a risk factor for decreasing lung function of workers in the textile industry. The method used in writing this article is a literature review using ten scientific articles to analyze the level of endotoxins in cotton dust, the characteristics of workers and the decline in lung function in workers. The study found that the highest levels of endotoxins were found in cotton mills in Shanghai with annual endotoxin levels of 1,730-65,204 EU/m3. Endotoxins in cotton dust are found most abundantly in spinning and weaving units. Factors such as age, length of service and smoking status are risk factors for workers experiencing a decrease in lung function, while the influence of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) still needs to be studied further.
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