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The Relationship of specific Nutrition Factors in Baduta and Mothers With the
occurrence of stunting in Tegalongok Village and Pakuluran Village Pandeglang
Regency in 2019

By Group 4:

Petrafredinosa Hadriansyah 1102011206


Ayu mulyalestari 1102012037
Akhdan aufa 1102013018
Heva normalita P.M 1102013127
Annisa Aprilia Athira 1102014029

Supervised by:
dr. Yusnita, M.Kes, DiplDk
INTRODUCTION

Stunting is a chronic nutritional deficiency caused by inadequate nutrient


intake for a long time, due to improper feeding. Chronic malnutrition will
affect the length of the body.

Indonesia is currently one of 117 countries in the world with three nutritional
problems that are very common in toddlers: stunted growth, weight gain,
and being overweight.

Stunting at an early age can increase the risk of death and morbidity, as
well as suboptimal posture as an adult.
INTRODUCTION

Pandeglang District is included in 100 districts which are the priority of the
Stunting intervention.

In 2013, the prevalence of stunting was 38.57% with the number of stunting
toddlers around 46,775.

There are several villages that receive special interventions, namely Langesari,
Koncang, Kadugadung, Bayumundu, Kadumaneuh, Pasirdurung, Koroncong,
Pakuluran, Pasirkarag, Tegalongok.
1
WHO /
UNICEF 2
GLOBAL
STRATEGY 3
4
Research
purposes
• Using the bivariate analysis method with cross sectional research design.
• Determination of the sample is done by total random sampling.
• A total of 154 respondents from all BADUTA and mothers.
• Height measurements were carried out with a microtoa to determine the stunting
status, and questionnaires for the characteristics of the child and the mother, after
which using the Ordinal Measurement Results.
• Data processing using SPSS 21 for Window.

Research methods
RESPONDENT CHARACTERISTICS

CHARACTERISTICS FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE


BADUTA gender Boy 70 45,5

Girl 84 54,5
Total 154 100,0
BADUTA age 0-7 months 54 37
8-14 months 48 28
15-24 months 52 35
Total 154 100,0
Table 1. Characteristics of Respondents from Baduta
in Tegalongok and Pakuluran Villages
DATA ANALYSIS RESULTS
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Relationship of Specific Nutrition in mothers with Stunting


DATA ANALYSIS RESULTS
DATA ANALYSIS RESULTS
DISCUSSION
EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING
GIVEN
1
Specific COMPLEMENTARY FEEDING
GIVEN
Nutrition 2
Factors
SUPPLEMENTARY FOODS GIVEN
3
SUPPLEMENTARY FOODS GIVEN
PATTERN
4
Infection (intestinal worms)
1
Specific
Administration of deworming
Nutrition 2
Factors Administration of zinc during
diarrhea
3
Posyandu visits to be weighed
4
Exclusive Breastfeeding counseling
Specific 1
Nutrition
Complementary feeding counseling
Factors in 2
Mothers Administration of Folic Acid in pregnant women
3
In this study, no significant relationship was found and
this study is in line with research conducted in the work
area of ​the Sonder Community Health Center, with
a p value > 0.05 ie p value 0.376

Exclusive
breastfeedi
ng
This can be caused by the limitations of the variables obtained,
exclusive breastfeeding is only based on exclusive breastfeeding
<6 months with exclusive breastfeeding> 6 months. Therefore,
exclusive breastfeeding that is too long or more than 6 months
( prolonged exclusive breastfeeding ) cannot be clearly
distinguished from exclusive breastfeeding for only 6 months.
In this study there was no significant relationship
and this study was in line with the research
conducted by Yekti, where the study with a value
of p > 0.05 ie p value 0.680

Complementar
y foods given
Providing the right
Complementary foods, then
fewer toddlers will be stunted
In this study, no significant relationship
was found to be p value > 0.05, that is p
value 0.311

Supplementar
y foods given
Supplementary foods given
is already appropriate in their
age
In this study no significant relationship was
found with a value of p> 0.05 that is value
0.966

Administration
of zinc during
diarrhea The administration of zinc which
is in appropriate with the dose ,
makes the incidence of diarrhea
reduced
In this study, no significant relationship was
found with a value of p > 0.05, that is p
value 0.560

Worm
infection
In the study population no
stunting was affected by
intestinal worms
In this study found a significant
relationship with the value of p < 0.05,
that is p value 0.017

Administratio
n of
deworming
Administration of deworming on schedule ie
starting at 1-2 years of age with a dose of ½
tablet can prevent worms that can inhibit the
absorption of nutrients in the small intestine
In this study, no significant relationship was
found with a value of p < 0.05, namely p
value 0.661

Posyandu
visits
The use of posyandu is less than optimal,
such as counseling that is less than
optimal so it can not affect the nutritional
status of infants.
In this study, there was no significant
relationship with the value of p < 0.05, that
is p value 0.234

Administrati
on of Folic
Acid The need for folic acid in mothers is not only
obtained from medicines but from foods such as
dried beans, peas, oranges, wheat products,
asparagus, liver, beets, broccoli, Brussels
sprouts, and spinach.
In this study, no significant relationship was
found with p values < 0.05, that is p
values 0.094 and 0.170
Exclusive
breastfeeding and
Complementary
feeding
counseling Mother's knowledge about Exclusive
breastfeeding and complementary feeding
has been easily obtained from the mass
media.
CONCLUSION

In this bivariate study, it was concluded that the


administration of worm medicine had a significant
relationship with the incidence of stunting. The
relationship showed that if the worm medicine was
on schedule, that is, children and toddlers from one
year of age would help to reduce the incidence of
intestinal worms that could affect the incidence of
stunting.
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