Factors Related to The Status Ced (Chronic Energy Deficiency) of Pregnant Woman

Journal of Maternal and Child Health Sciences (JMCHS) Pub Date : 2021-12-17 DOI:10.36086/jakia.v1i2.1054

Sela Marselin, Y. Yulianto, Suprida Suprida, Aprilina Aprilina

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Abstract Background: Insufficient nutritional intake in pregnant womencan causeChronic Energy Deficiency (CED). Chronic Energy Deficiency is aconditionwhere a person suffers from a long or chronic lack of intake or food so that itcan lead to the onset of anemia of health problems (Susilowati,2016). Objective:To find out what factors are related to the status of CED (Chronic EnergyDeficiency) of fregnant women at PMB Lismarini Palembang City in 2021.Methods: This study used a descriptive survey method with a cross sectionaldesign. This research was carried out at PMB Lismarini Palembang City. Thesamples of this study was 57 respondents who were pregnant women, with atotal sampling technique. Results: Based on the Chi Square test statistical, thefactors associated with the CED (Chronic Energy Deficiency) status of pregnantwomen with significant result were Fe tablets intake (p=0,015), ANC frequency(p= 0,03) and family support (p=0,00). Conclusion: There is an effect of Fetablet intake, ANC visit and family support on the CED (Chronic EnergyDeficiency) status of pregnant women at PMB Lismarini Palembang City in2021. Keywords: CED (Chronic Energy Deficiency) status, pregnant women

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孕妇慢性能量缺乏状态的相关因素

背景:孕妇营养摄入不足可导致慢性能量缺乏(CED)。慢性能量缺乏症是指一个人长期或长期缺乏摄入或食物，从而导致贫血或健康问题的发作(Susilowati,2016)。目的:了解2021年巨港市利斯马里尼妇幼保健院孕妇慢性能量缺乏状况的相关因素。方法:本研究采用横断面设计的描述性调查方法。这项研究是在巨港市Lismarini PMB进行的。本研究以57名孕妇为样本，采用全抽样方法。结果:基于卡方检验统计，与孕妇慢性能量缺乏(CED)状态相关的因素有显著结果的是铁片摄入量(p= 0.015)， ANC频率(p= 0.03)和家庭支持(p= 0.0000)。结论:2021年巨港市利斯马里尼妇幼保健中心孕妇的慢性能量缺乏症(Chronic EnergyDeficiency, CED)状况存在非他汀摄入量、ANC访问和家庭支持的影响。关键词:慢性能量缺乏症;孕妇

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