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Malnutrition.ppt
Malnutrition.ppt
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MALNUTRITION: INTRODUCTION
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MALNUTRITION: : INTRODUCTION
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MALNUTRITION
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TYPES OF MALNUTRITION
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TYPES OF MALNUTRITION
● Over nutrition:
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MALNUTRITION IN CHILDREN: PROTEIN-ENERGY
MALNUTRITION
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TYPES OF UNDERNUTRITION
UNDERNUTRITION
ACUTE CHRONIC
UNDERNUTRITION UNDERNUTRITION
• Marasmus
• kwashiorkor
• Stunting
• Marasmic-
• Underweight
kwashiorkor
• Wasting
PROTEIN-ENERGY MALNUTRITION
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KWASHIORKOR MARASMUS
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MANIFESTATIONS OF
MALNUTRITION
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MANIFESTATIONS OF UNERNUTRITION
● Under nutrition results in the loss of body weight. The loss of
weight is a manifestation of energy depletion.
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PEOPLE AT RISK
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MANIFESTATIONS OF OVERNUTRITION
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GLOBAL BURDEN OF MALNUTRITION
● Despite the fact that the world already produces enough food
to feed everyone — 6 billion people — and could feed the
double — 12 billion people.
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Percentage Population Undernourished World Map 21
GLOBAL BURDEN OF MALNUTRITION
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SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM
● South Asia is the worst affected region with half of the world’s
malnourished children are to be found in just 3 countries
Bangladesh, India and Pakistan.
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GLOBAL BURDEN OF MALNUTRITION
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DETERMINANTS OF
MALNUTRITION
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INFECTION AND MALNUTRITION
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MALNUTRITION CYCLE
DETERMINANATS OF MALNUTRITION
PREVENTION OF MALNUTRITION
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PREVENTION OF MALNUTRITION
1. Family
2. Community
3. National
4. International
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ACTION AT FAMILY LEVEL
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ACTION AT FAMILY LEVEL
1. Rural development
2. Increase agricultural production, distribution and storage
3. Stabilization of population
4. Nutrition related health services 35
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ACTION AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL
Goal 1:
Eradicate extreme poverty and
hunger
● The poor, the hungry and the malnourished are unable to live a
normal life, are less likely to fulfill their potential as human
beings and cannot contribute fully to the development of their
own countries.