Edukasi Kesehatan dan Pengukuran Status Gizi di Lembaga Pemberdayaan Perempuan (LPP) Bandar Lampung

Abstract

ABSTRAK Masalah gizi adalah masalah yang kompleks yang dapat terjadi pada semua siklus kehidupan, mulai awal kehidupan dalam kandungan, balita, remaja, wanita usia subur hingga lanjut usia. Tujuan kegiatan ini adalah untuk mengetahui karakteristik usia, tinggi badan, berat badan dan status gizi wanita LPP di Lembaga Pemberdayaan Perempuan (LPP) Bandar Lampung. Pada kegiatan ini menggunakan desain cross sectional. Berpopulasi 253 wanita LPP Bandar Lampung, dengan sampel 149 wanita LPP yang diambil menggunakan Teknik Non-Probability Samping yaitu Purposive sampling, pengambilan data dilakukan secara primer, dengan mencari masalah di LPP lalu diprioritaskan menggunakan fishbone dan dilakukan analisis data univariat pada kegiatan ini. Distribusi frekuensi karakteristik responden berdasarkan status gizi yaitu yang tergolong gizi kurang sebanyak 44 responden (30%), tergolong gizi baik sebanyak 24 responden (16%), dan tergolong gizi lebih sebanyak 81 responden (54%). Kata Kunci: Status Gizi, IMT, Wanita LPP ABSTRACT Nutritional problems are complex problems that can occur in all life cycles, from early life in the womb, toddlers, teenagers, women of childbearing age to the elderly. The aim of this activity is to determine the characteristics of age, height, weight and nutritional status of LPP women at the Bandar Lampung Women's Empowerment Institute (LPP). This activity uses a cross sectional design. With a population of 253 LPP women in Bandar Lampung, with a sample of 149 LPP women taken using the Non-Side Probability Technique, namely Purposive sampling, data collection was carried out primarily, by looking for problems in the LPP then prioritizing using fishbone and univariate data analysis was carried out in this activity. Frequency distribution of respondents' characteristics based on nutritional status, namely those classified as undernourished were 44 respondents (30%), classified as well nourished as many as 24 respondents (16%), and classified as overnourished as many as 81 respondents (54%). Keywords: Nutritional Status, BMI, LPP Women