A ir susu ibu (ASI) sangat diperlukan selama masa pertumbuhan dan perkembangan bayi.1 Selain mengandung zat nutrisi yang dibutuhkan, ASI juga meningkatkan daya tahan dan mengandung anti bakteri dan anti virus yang melindungi bayi terhadap infeksi. 2,3 Dalam laporan WHO disebutkan bahwa hampir 90% kematian balita terjadi di negara berkembang dan lebih dari 40% kematian disebabkan diare dan infeksi saluran pernapasan akut, yang dapat dicegah dengan ASI eksklusif. 2,4Tahapan sekresi ASI diawali dengan pengeluaran kolostrum pada saat lahir, ASI transisi pada sepuluh hari pertama sampai dua minggu setelah lahir dan berikutnya adalah ASI matang. Kandungan dari setiap tahapan berguna untuk bayi baru lahir, terutama upaya adaptasi fisiologis terhadap kehidupan di luar kandungan. Semakin matang ASI, konsentrasi imunoglobulin, total protein dan vitamin yang larut di dalam lemak menurun, sedangkan laktosa, lemak, kalori, dan vitamin yang larut dalam air meningkat. 5Pembentukan sistem imun pada manusia dimulai sejak embrio dilanjutkan selama masa fetus dan sempurna dalam beberapa tahun setelah lahir. Fetus tumbuh dalam suatu lingkungan sangat terlindung, bebas kuman, dan kurang berpengalaman terhadap zat antigenik. 6 Air susu ibu merupakan suatu cairan kompleks dengan sejumlah besar protein, sel, dan komponen lainnya. Pengetahuan tentang dampak menyusui pada bayi terus meningkat, termasuk dampak langsung dan tidak langsung pada sistem imun. Pengaruh imunologis berhubungan dengan kenyataan bahwa ASI kaya dengan berbagai faktor aktif khususnya antibodi. Sekretori IgA (sIgA) melindungi membran mukosa
Background :In Indonesia experienced a very worrying Extraordinary Event (KLB), namely the incidence of Diphtheria. Diphtheria incidence in Indonesia has always fluctuated since the 1980s. In 2007 there were 183 cases of diphtheria which increased to 1,192 cases in 2012 and decreased incidence of diphtheria in 2013-2016 (Sariadji, 2017). And according to the Indonesian Pediatrician Association (IDAI), the diphtheria outbreak in Indonesia is the highest in the world. Diphtheria outbreaks occurred in 28 provinces and 142 districts / cities. So there has never been the most in the world and the coverage is 28 Provinces, "said the Chairman of the Indonesian Pediatrician Association, Aman Bhakti Pulungan, during a press conference at the IDI office Jalan Sam Ratulangi, Central Jakarta (Nugraha, 2017). As of November 2017, there were 20. provinces that have reported diphtheria with 593 cases and 32 deaths. Director General of Disease Prevention and Control Ministry of Health, Mohamad Subuh said, 66 percent of the total prevalence did not immunize. Then, 31 percent did immunization, but not until the final stage. To be free from diphtheria, at least the individual must get three times the immunization. Meanwhile, the remaining 3 percent has received complete immunization (Putra, 2017). The purpose of this study is the relationship between work status and completeness of basic immunization in infants. Method : quantitative with cross sectional approach. Research location Pus public health Botania. The population in this study were all live births in the Botania Community Health Center working area, namely 2184 people. This sampling technique uses purposive sampling method, data analysis uses bivariate data analysis with statistical tests, namely the Chi Square test using the SPSS program. Result : shows that out of 96 respondents the majority have a working status of work as many as 54 people (56.2%), majority were incomplete as many as 56 people (58.3%). Chi-square analysis results obtained p-value 0.000, which means p-value <0.05 so that Ho is rejected
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