Asupan Zat Gizi, Status Gizi dan Status Kesehatan Pada Balita yang Mendapatkan PMT-P

Agreancy, Kiki and Wahyu, Tetes and Suryani, Desri (2017) Asupan Zat Gizi, Status Gizi dan Status Kesehatan Pada Balita yang Mendapatkan PMT-P. Jurnal Media Kesehatan, 10 (1). pp. 89-97. ISSN 2654-5705

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Abstract

Children who experience malnutrition disorder will experience less physical growth and mental disorders. Restore additional feeding program is one of the efforts in tackling the problem of poor nutrition and lack of nutrition. This study aims to evaluate the intake of nutrients, nutritional status and health status in toddlers who get PMTRecovery in the working area in Bengkulu City Clinics 2016. This research is descriptive research with cross sectional approach. Sampling purposive sampling technique was done with as many as 43 samples. Data were collected through a questionnaire that has been filled by the mother of a toddler through the interview process which was then in the analysis are univariate and bivariat. The results showed that intake of nutrients (energy, protein, fat and carbohydrates) toddler respondents have earned PMT-P average includes categories less than a number of nutritional adequacy. Toddler health status of respondents have earned PMT-P was almost entirely never experienced pain during the last month. Based on the results of the statistical tests are known that there is a meaningful difference between the nutritional status before and after nutrition status on a toddler who has been getting PMT-P in the city of Bengkulu. P-PMT program that has been running should be more optimized so that nutritional problems in toddlers can be handled. The need for monitoring back on intake of nutrients, nutritional status and health status of toddlers who have been getting PMT-P in an attempt to increase the success of the program.

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