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Nutritional Status and Associated Factors among Pregnant Women in Wondo Genet District, Southern Ethiopia

Journal of Food Science and Engineering 2015年第2期5卷 85-94页

作者： Desalegn Kuche Pragya Singh Debebe Moges tefera belachew Food Science and Nutrition Research Directorate Ethiopian Public Health Institute P.O. Box 1242/5654 Gulelle ArbegnochStreet (Former Pasteur Institute) Gulele Sub City Addis Ababa Ethiopia School of Nutrition Food Science and Technology Department of Applied Human Nutrition Awassa College of AgricultureHawassa University P.O. Box 05 Hawassa Ethiopia Department of Population and Family Health College of Medicine and Health Science Jima University P.O. Box 378 JimaEthiopia

Inadequate quality and quantity diet is one of the major reasons for high levels of malnutrition in pregnant women. A cross-sectional survey was conducted in Wondo Genet District, Southern Ethiopia. A two-stage cluster sampling technique was used to select a representative sample of 153 pregnant women aged 19-49 years from three rural villages （＂Kebeles＂）. Energy and nutrient intakes from foods were calculated from one-day weighed food records on a sub-sample （n = 77）. The result of the study showed that the intakes of most nutrients were lower than the recommended intake. The energy intake of the study participants both in 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy were 2,308 kcal and 1,420.5 kcal compared to the recommended 2,340 kcal and 2,452 kcal, respectively. Except iron, almost all micronutrient intakes were lower than the recommended intake. Vitamin A intake was 3/ag compared with the recommended 800μg, while protein intake of the study respondents in 2nd and 3rd trimester of pregnancy was 45.9 g and 31.5 g, respectively, compared with the recommended 71 g. Risk factors for undernutrition were multiple pregnancy and no consumption of cereal-based foods. This study revealed that the energy and nutrient intake of the pregnant women in study area was below the recommended intakes. Furthermore, the situation might be aggravated by high phytate content food consumption reported. Nutritional status of pregnant women in study area was not adequate to support the increased energy and nutrient requirement of the participants.

关键词： Pregnant women nutritional status vitamins energy protein Southern Ethiopia.

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