Factors Related to The Status Ced (Chronic Energy Deficiency) of Pregnant Woman
Abstract
Abstract
Background: Insufficient nutritional intake in pregnant womencan cause
Chronic Energy Deficiency (CED). Chronic Energy Deficiency is acondition
where a person suffers from a long or chronic lack of intake or food so that it
can 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 Energy
Deficiency) of fregnant women at PMB Lismarini Palembang City in 2021.
Methods: This study used a descriptive survey method with a cross sectional
design. This research was carried out at PMB Lismarini Palembang City. The
samples of this study was 57 respondents who were pregnant women, with a
total sampling technique. Results: Based on the Chi Square test statistical, the
factors associated with the CED (Chronic Energy Deficiency) status of pregnant
women 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 Fe
tablet intake, ANC visit and family support on the CED (Chronic Energy
Deficiency) status of pregnant women at PMB Lismarini Palembang City in
2021.
Keywords: CED (Chronic Energy Deficiency) status, pregnant women
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