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FAKTOR - FAKTOR RISIKO USIA, ASUPAN TABLET FE DAN STATUS GIZI YANG BERHUBUNGAN DENGAN KEJADIAN ANEMIA PADA IBU HAMIL

MEDULA (JURNAL ILMIAH FAKULTAS KEDOKTERAN UNIVERSITAS HALU OLEO) · Vol. 2 No. 1 (2015)

DOI
10.46496/medula.v2i1.246
ISSN
2443-0218, 2339-1006
Published
2015-06-01
Publisher
Halu Oleo University
Language
eng

Abstract

Gravidarum anemia can increase the risk of mortality in pregnancy. The prevalence of gravidarum anemia in world is high especially in developing country according to data of WHO. This study aimed to identify the gravidarum anemia risk factors such age, Fe tablet consumption and nutritional status in pregnant woman at Poasia’s society health center region of Kendari City. This study used an analytical study with case control design. The case groups in this study are 40 pregnant woman with gravidarum anemia who have Hb11 gr/dL while pregnant woman with Hb ≥ 11 gr/dL are used as control. Risk factor is assessing by Odds ratio. This study founded that age have OR = 7.21 (1.48-35.06; 95%), Fe tablet consumption have OR = 27.0 (7.68-94.87; 95%) and nutritional status have OR = 1.92 (0.69-5.33; 95%). As conclusions, age and Fe tablet consumption are risk factors for gravidarum anemia while nutritional status is not a risk factor for gravidarum anemia. Key words: Gravidarum anemia, age, Fe tablet consumption, nutritional status.

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Juminten SaiminAffiliation unknown2
Nur Indah PurnamasariAffiliation unknown2
Sufiah Asri MulyawatiAffiliation unknown2
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Putu Yayuk Widyani WiradiraniAffiliation unknown1

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	<dc:description xml:lang="en-US">Gravidarum  anemia  can  increase  the  risk  of  mortality  in  pregnancy .  The  prevalence  of  gravidarum anemia  in  world  is  high  especially  in  developing  country  according  to  data  of  WHO.  This  study  aimed  to identify  the gravidarum anemia risk factors such age, Fe tablet consumption and nutritional status in  pregnant woman at  Poasia’s society health center  region  of Kendari City. This  study used an analytical study with case control design. The case groups in this study are 40 pregnant woman with gravidarum anemia who have Hb11 gr/dL while pregnant woman with Hb ≥  11 gr/dL are  used as control. Risk factor is assessing by Odds ratio. This study founded that  age have OR = 7.21 (1.48-35.06;  95%), Fe tablet consumption have OR = 27.0 (7.68-94.87;  95%)  and  nutritional  status  have  OR  =  1.92  (0.69-5.33;  95%).  As  conclusions,  age  and  Fe  tablet consumption are risk factors  for  gravidarum anemia while nutritional status is not a risk factor for  gravidarum anemia. Key words: Gravidarum anemia, age, Fe tablet consumption, nutritional status.</dc:description>
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