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Malnutrition

Malnutrition. PREPARED BY: P. SANTHI, SA, BIO., SCI., ZPHS, SRIKALAHASTI CHITTOOR DIST, AP INDIA. 10 TH CLASS BIO. SCIENCE, ENGLISH MEDIUM. Eating food that does not have one or more than one nutrients in required amounts is known as malnutrition. Causes of Malnutrition.

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Malnutrition

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  1. Malnutrition

  2. PREPARED BY:P. SANTHI,SA, BIO., SCI.,ZPHS, SRIKALAHASTICHITTOOR DIST, APINDIA

  3. 10 TH CLASSBIO. SCIENCE,ENGLISH MEDIUM

  4. Eating food that does not have one or more than one nutrients in required amounts is known as malnutrition.

  5. Causes of Malnutrition

  6. 1. Willful starvation or low food intake - when the person decides not to eat or to eat insufficient amounts of food.

  7. Starvation

  8. Low Food Intake

  9. Low Food Intake

  10. Insufficient Amounts Of Food

  11. Insufficient Amounts Of Food

  12. 2. Poor health of the individual – due to infections, repeated attacks of diarrhoea and round worm infections.

  13. Diarrhoea

  14. Diarrhoea

  15. Diarrhoea

  16. Spread of Diarrhoea

  17. Diarrhoea - Bacteria

  18. Round Worm

  19. Round Worm

  20. Round Worm

  21. Round Worm

  22. Round Worm in the eye

  23. Round Worm in the leg

  24. Round Worm in the body

  25. Round Worm

  26. Round Worm

  27. Round Worm

  28. 3. Lack of awareness of nutritional qualities of food, nutritional requirements, irrational and wrong beliefs about food and wrong feeding habits.

  29. 4. Socio- Economic factors such as poverty, different amounts and types of foods given to different members in the same family.

  30. 5. Poor quality of housing, sanitation and water supply also contributes to illhealth.

  31. Poor quality of housing

  32. Poor quality of housing

  33. sanitation

  34. Poor quality of water supply

  35. Poor quality of water supply

  36. 1. Willful starvation or low food intake - when the person decides not to eat or to eat insufficient amounts of food. • 2. Poor health of the individual – due to infections, repeated attacks of diarrhoea and round worm infections. • 3. Lack of awareness of nutritional qualities of food, nutritional requirements, irrational and wrong beliefs about food and wrong feeding habits. • 4. Socio- Economic factors such as poverty, different amounts and types of foods given to different members in the same family. • 5. Poor quality of housing, sanitation and water supply also contributes to illhealth.

  37. Types of Malnutrition in children:-

  38. Malnutrition in children is of 3 types. • 1. Calorie Malnutrition. • 2. Protein Malnutrition • 3. Protene – Calorie Malnutrition

  39. CALORIE MALNUTRITION This is seen in children who are given insufficient amounts of energy providing nutrients such as Carbohydrates and fats. This is also called ‘Energy Malnutrition’.

  40. Calorie Malnutrition

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