Anemia

Wolo, Elizabeth; Heitz, James W.

doi:10.1017/cbo9781139519557.041

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“…Puskesmas Wolo is one of the working areas of the Kolaka District Health Office which has the most infant targets and the highest coverage of nutrition problems compared to other Puskesmas and the prevalence of wasting has increased in the last 3 years, namely in 2018 by 15.2%, then increased to 26.1% in 2019 (Wolo, 2020). The working area of Puskesmas Wolo consists of 14 villages and there are 9 villages that have wasting children, namely Lalonaha village 2 people, Iwoimopuro 3 people, Ulu Wolo 2 people, Lalonggopi 2 people, T.Ponrewaru 4 people, Samaenre 1 person, Lapao Pao 3 people, Muara Lapao-Pao 5 people and Ulurina village as many as 3 people, so that the total number of wasting children in 2020 is 25 people (Wolo, 2020). Based on this, the researcher is interested in conducting research on exclusive breastfeeding on the incidence of wasting in under-five children aged 7-24 months in the working area of Puskesmas Wolo, Kolaka Regency.…”

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Secretory IgA, IgG, and IgM Antibodies Contributions in Breast Milk and Risk of Wasting of Babies 7-24 Months

Sudarsono

Imanuddin²,

Petrus³

et al. 2023

jppipa, pendidikan ipa, fisika, biologi, kimia

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Wasting is a nutritional problem that can hamper the growth of children under five and affect their future productivity. The prevalence of wasting at Wolo Puskesmas in 2018 was 15.2%, then increased to 26.1% in 2022. Objectives: To determine the risk factors for wasting in under two yearsaged 7-24 months in the Work Area of the UPTD Wolo Health Center, Kolaka Regency. This is an observasional analitic research with a case control study design. The population was all under two yearsaged 7-24 months who experienced wasting as many as 25 people and the sample of this study were all under two yearsaged 7-24 months who experienced wasting as many as 25 people and control as many as 25 people. Sampling of cases using total sampling and control using a matching system. Data on exclusive breastfeeding were obtained through interviews and from the KIA book and records at the Health Center, and wasting was obtained from measurements of body weight and height. Data were analyzed using the Odd Ratio (OR) test. Exclusive breastfeeding are risk factors for wasting protection in children aged 7-24 months.This study suggests for mothers who have Baduta to be able to provide nutritious food to protect the IgA, IgG, dan IgM secretoric and regulate Baduta's diet so that it can improve the nutritional status of Baduta and for the Wolo Health Center to routinely provide education about nutrition since pregnant women

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confidence: 99%