Child Malnutrition in Mocce

TEACHER:

Rosa Gonzales Llontop

GROUP 6 :

Agip Alarcón Walter Daniel

Campos Tapia Alexander

Herrera Cercado Romain

Ocaña Paredes Christian

Salazar Salazar Eduardo

Vicente Ramírez Daniel

Child Malnutrition in Mocce 2011

INTRODUCTION

Childhood is considered a crucial step in the evolutionary process of man, characterized by two phenomena: growth and development, which is essential for proper nutrition.

The ravages of malnutrition that is suffered in childhood are the most lamented by a society, at this stage the biggest impact a child's brain suffers, which produce metabolic and structural irreversible, however, child malnutrition is not just a problem of lack of food, is a deeper social conflict, which must be taken into account when offering solutions.

Depending on the level of malnutrition are supported to varying degrees. McLaren set the following grades: I (mild), II (moderate) and III (severe), according to the percentage of lost weight, based on size and age, in mild cases of weight loss is estimated between 85 -90% of the ideal, in between 75-85% moderate and severe when the weight is less than 75% of ideal for height and age.

The ravages of malnutrition that is suffered in childhood are the most lamented by a society, at this stage the biggest impact a child's brain suffers, which produce metabolic and structural changes irreversible.

Malnutrition in early life can affect the growth of the individual. Although it is possible to achieve further improvement in the adequacy of size, through good nutrition, as the child continues to grow to 18 years 9, these individuals never reach a normal size.

We then consider malnutrition as a final result of underdevelopment, where the child has the greatest impact, depending on others for care and growth.

For this child malnutrition is not just a problem of lack of food, is a deeper social conflict, which must be taken into account when offering solutions.

That said, the main purpose of this project is to identify and provide solutions to social problems (nutrition) of children in MOCCE.

OBJECTIVES

Implement a health tent attention to the population of Mocce, comprehensive interventions to ensure food security, health and education.

Optimize and improve the health of the population of Mocce. Designing effective monitoring of the nutritional outcomes of the population of

Mocce. Strengthen public participation in education mocce hygiene. Improve the targeting of food assistance programs, promoting intersectoral

coordination.

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PURPOSES

Keeping track of medical care from one month to the population of Mocce. Give the population participation in activities mocce to develop. Giving medical care and tests to the respective population of Mocce. Try to distribute the donated resources as efficiently as possible. Try to reduce poverty, chronic diseases. Give comfort and security to the population mocce district.

SCHEDULE

INITIATIONFRIDAY NOVEMBER 2

08:00am-03:00pm Medical Care

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9

08:00am-01:00pm Clinical Tests

03:00pm-05:00pm Food Donation I

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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16

08:00am-02:00pm Diagnosis And Giving Medications

03:00pm-05:00pm Food Donation Ii

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 23

08:00am-11:00am Dental Health Care

11:00am-02:00pm Health Talks I

03:00pm-05:00pm Food Donation Iii

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 30

08:00am-11:00am Dental Health Care

11:00am-02:00pm Health Talks Ii

FINANCING

Our research project is socioeconomic Sutent following points: Support provided by the NGO Light, Love and Life with 500 servings of food for

our brothers Mocce. The socio-economic support by the Ministry of Health-Lambayeque specialized

personnel for this health campaign. The free care clinical testing by the company Clinical Pasteur.sac. The donation of drugs by company CADINEC SAC.

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RESPONSIBLE

President of the medical support project: Dr. Vicente Ramirez Daniel Community support legal advisor: Dr. Herrera Fencing Romain Treasurer of donations from various institutions: Dr. Ocaña Christian

Paredes Organizing medical staff: Dr. Walter Daniel Alarcón Agip Collector and distributor of food and utensils: Dr. Alexander Tapia Campos Collector and distributor of drugs: Dr. Eduardo Salazar Salazar

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