Download pdf - Nutrition Disaster

Transcript
  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    1/12

    Nutrition Disaster

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    2/12

    GIZI SEIMBANG

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    3/12

    THE SIX ESSENTIAL classes of nutrients

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    4/12

    Peran Nutrisi Dalam Tubuh

    TENAGA PEMBANGUN PENGATUR

    BERGERAK MEMBANGUN PENGATUR

    AIR

    PROTEIN MINERALVITAMINLEMAKKARBOHIDRAT

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    5/12

    APA YANG DIMAKSUD DENGAN

    GIZI SEIMBANG ?

    GIZI YANG SEIMBANG BERARTI MENDAPATKAN CUKUP

    SEMUA KELOMPOK Kwantitas/Kwalitas ZAT GIZI

    SEPERTI KARBOHIDRAT, PROTEIN, LEMAK, VITAMIN

    DAN MINERAL UNTUK KEPERLUAN TUBUH AGAR BISA

    MEMPERTAHANKAN FUNGSINYA DENGAN BAIK.

    KebutuhanAsupan

    (Asupanzat gizi= Kebutuhanzat gizi)

    Gizi Baik = Gizi seimbang

    Garis

    normal

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    6/12

    Car lido 2010

    6

    CHILD

    GIZI SEPANJANG HAYAT

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    7/12

    Early Emergency

    Lasts for just a few hours to one or two days immediately following a disaster.

    People are hungry but not starving.

    The period is characterized by stress, anxiety or even shock.

    The objective is providing victims with something to eat and drink, provide them comfort, improve

    morale and to help counteract shock.

    All victims are targeted, with special consideration to the infants,preschoolers, pregnant andnursing mothers,

    the sick and wounded.

    At least four cups of safe water per person must be provided.

    Simple, easy-to-serve quick energy foods high in calories derived from carbohydrates sustain

    bodily processes.

    Examples:

    - plain water/milk and rootcrops/tubers

    - tea/coffee/cocoa/salabat(ginger tea) and cereals/cereal products

    - coconut water/softdrinks and sweets/ spreads

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    8/12

    Intermediate Emergency

    Transition period from initial onset of disaster to rehabilitation, which may last fromseveral days to weeks.

    Conditions are still far from normal but the initial shock is over.

    The objective is to provide food and water within nutritional limits for temporary

    maintenance.

    Special consideration should again be given to the vulnerable groups.

    Water, calories, protein, thiamin and salt are the priority nutrients.

    Foods may be in the form of ready-to-eat, packed or canned, served with or without

    heating.

    Examples:

    plain water and cereals/cereal products

    beverage and sweets/ spreads soups and canned/ cured/dried fish or meat

    juices/milk and dried beans/milk products/ high-protein formulations

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    9/12

    Extended Emergency

    The period where the worst is over. The objective is to sustain life and maintain

    normal health. Rations are provided for more than a month

    Diet should be aimed at reaching and maintaining the recommended dietary

    allowances forcalories, proteins, vitamins and minerals by serving more varied and

    hearty meals capped with fruits and vegetables.

    External food supplies, domestic or imported, may continue to be utilized, while

    increasing selfreliance and veering away from total dependence on external help.

    It should be noted that imported foods are not popularly consumed. It is best to use

    foreign donated foods in formulating local recipes for victims. The energy-giving,

    body-building, and regulating foods are convenient guides in planning adequate

    meals.

    Hot meals, soups, one-dish meals with cereals, fruits, and beverages served at a

    regular meal pattern may be given.

    Fortified or enriched local or donated foods or even pharmaceutical preparations may

    be served to ensure supply of micronutrients.

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    10/12

    Water and Food Safety

    Primary importance in emergency feeding is the provision of safe

    food and water.

    Food and water can easily be contaminated and become the source

    of food and water-borne diseases during disasters.

    Adequate and safe drinking water must be available and accessibleto all victims and relief workers.

    The minimum water need for drinking at one liter /person a day,

    three or more liters during hot climate or 15-20 liters/ person a day

    for drinking and hand washing.

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    11/12

    KASUS

    Anda sebagai seorang dokter ditugaskan disuatu daerah terkena

    bencana Tsunami. Penduduk yang terkena dampak tsunami terdiri

    dari 50 ibu menyusui, 50 ibu hamil, bayi 60 orang, balita 100 orang,

    anak sekolah 300 orang, dewasa 500 orang. Relawan yang bekerja

    berjumlah 200 orang.

    Buatlah rencana penanganan pangan dan gizi pada penduduk yang

    terkena tsunami tersebut, mulai fase emergency, intermediate,

    extended

    Tentukan jumlah pangan (food and water supply) yang dibutuhkan

    berdasarkan usia dan disesuaikan dengan fase bencana.

    Catatan : lihat daftar AKG Indonesia untuk menentukan kebutuhan

    pangan dan gizi

  • 7/30/2019 Nutrition Disaster

    12/12

    Habis gelap terbitlah terang


Recommended