Regression Modelling Based on Characteristics of Anemia in Female Adolescent

Amareta, Dahlia Indah and Putra, Dony Setiawan Hendyca and Ardianto, Efri Tri and Arum, Puspito and Werdiharini, Agustina Endah and Perwiraningrum, Dhyani Ayu (2018) Regression Modelling Based on Characteristics of Anemia in Female Adolescent. 2018 : Proceeding of the 1st International Conference on Food and Agriculture. pp. 594-598. ISSN 978-602-14917-7-5

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Abstract

. Each individual is desperately in need of nutrition adequacy for the whole life. As a matter of fact, mother or prospective mother is a vulnerable group that their nutritional status and health must be well-maintained. Otherwise, this particular group will potentially suffer from anemia; a nutritional problem in Indonesia in which, according to research, young women (female adolescents) of East Java reach 57.1% prevalence and those in Jember reach 41% prevalence. The aim of the study was to determine regression modeling based on the characteristics of anemia in young women. This is quantitative analytic research with a cross- sectional approach. The populations of the study were students of SMPN 4 Jember with 110 samples of female students taken through simple random sampling. The results of the study were variables of abnormal nutritional status, Medical (disease) records, and abnormal menstrual trends affecting anemia with regression modelling 1+e-5,565 (-1,659 (abnormal nutritional status) +5.661 (disease record detected) +3,544 (abnormal menstruation) Researchers recommendation for schools in accordance with the modelling that they could cooperate with parents, higher education institutions and health service institutions to optimize the students nutritional status that infection and abnormal menstrual trend could be immediately anticipated.

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