Prevalensi PREVALENCE OF WEIGHT GAIN IN PREGNANT WOMAN DURING SUPLEMENTARY FEEDING
Kata Kunci:
Weight gain pregnant women, supplementary feeding (MT), chronic energy deficiency (CHD)Abstrak
Backgrounds; Monitoring of maternal mortality and morbidity (MMR) shows results related to nutritional status in 2018, namely around 53% of pregnant women experience chronic energy deficiency. From the 2020 health profile data, it is known that the coverage of pregnant women with SEZ who have received supplementary food (MT) in 2019 is 90.52%. Objectives; assessing the prevalence of weight gain among pregnant women during supplementary feeding. Methods; The method used was pre-experimental design with a one-shoot case study approach, sampling technique with quota sampling which was carried out for three months at Pattingalloang Health Center and Bara-barayya Health Center. Primary and secondary data collection using observation questionnaires measuring LILA after supplementary feeding.. Results; one sample statistic test shows a value of ρ value = 0.032. Conclusions; There are changes in nutritional status during supplementary food intake among pregnant women with SEZ at Bara-barayya Health Center and Pattingalloang Health Center.
