KAJIAN PROFIL GIZI BURUK DI KLINIK GIZI PUSAT PENELITIAN DAN PENGEMBANGAN GIZI DAN MAKANAN, BOGOR
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SEVERE MALNUTRITION PROFILE IN BOGOR CLINICAL NUTRITION
Bogor Clinical Nutrition is handling for recovering of children severe malnutrition especially for
outpatient. The handling is done for six months with 12 – 18 times of invitation. The interventions
were done by giving the vitamin A highly doses given at the firs invitation, the curing of infection,
nutritional and health education, and given the milk skim for every invitation. The results showed that
after six month treatment the weight/age the change to become moderate malnutrition 63,9%, and
well nutrition 3,0%. If using the weigh/height index from severe wasting change to be wasting is
62,4% - 81,6%.
Keywords: marasmus, kwashiorkor, marasmic-kwashiorkor, outpatient
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