Protein Energy: Malnutrition Ppt ((new))

: Results primarily from an inadequate protein intake relative to calorie intake, often occurring after abrupt weaning. It is distinguished by the presence of edema (swelling). Marasmic-Kwashiorkor

Fortifying staple foods with vital micronutrients (Vitamin A, Iron, Iodine) and providing targeted food aid to vulnerable families. Protein Energy Malnutrition Ppt

Less than 60% of expected weight (includes all edematous cases regardless of weight). Waterlow Classification Distinguishes between acute and chronic malnutrition: Wasting (Acute Malnutrition): Weight-for-height . It indicates recent severe weight loss. Stunting (Chronic Malnutrition): Height-for-age . It indicates long-term, skeletal growth retardation. 4. Pathophysiology and Clinical Manifestations : Results primarily from an inadequate protein intake

Engage the child in structured play, providing a caring environment to reverse emotional and intellectual developmental delays. 9. Continuous Monitoring Less than 60% of expected weight (includes all

PEM is broadly categorized into primary and secondary forms, depending on the root cause of the nutritional deficit. Primary vs. Secondary PEM