PPT-MUAC BY MOTHER APPROACH

PLANNED ROLL OUT IN DAMBOA DIKWA NGALA amp GWOZA LGAS Presentation by Eric Ssebunnya Nutrition Advisor Maiduguri field Office Why implement MUAC by Mother approach Active case finding using MUAC is a key component in CMAM programming. Structure. Written in free verse. There is no rhyme scheme. . The stanza lengths differ. The first stanza is short compared to the other stanzas (explained later). There is enjambment used, such as in the first stanza, to produce fear and tempo throughout the poem. . Addiction and alcoholism in females. By Rosemary . Keevil. What a drag it is getting old. “Kids are different today,”. I hear . ev’ry. mother say. Mother needs something today to calm her . down. Sara Tin-U R1 Literacy. WARNING. : PLEASE DON’T LET THE STUPID TITLE SCARE YOU AWAY. The Mother Daughter Book Club Series. Summary. This series is about four normal girls’ daily lives, and the issues they deal with. The Mother-Daughter Book Club sounds like a horrible idea to all four girls, and the most wonderful thing in the world to the mothers, but the club brings four very different girls together, and their bond grows stronger every book. As they grow older, they experience things like dating, mean girls, and making new friends. . Foundational verse. “Honor your father and mother”—which is the first commandment with a promise—“so that it may go well with you and that you may enjoy long life on the earth.” . Ephesians 6:2-3. Thematic Statement. Because the mother is characterized as recognizing her past flaws and failures, her attitude toward her daughter is one of defeated love. Literary Elements. Lines 1-26. Metaphor. Rhetorical Questions. Carol Ann Duffy. Objectives. To explore what the speaker thinks of herself and her mother. To be able to comment on the use of language and structure within the poem.. Starter. What did you parents do before you were born?. 1. To look at health issues surrounding pregnancy. 2. To look at stages of development of the . foetus. 3. To look at the stages of birth. 4. To look at care for the mother during pregnancy. 5. To look at care of mother and baby at birth. By. . Jioo. . nimkar. . The egg is jumping. My baby will. be. here, she will want to eat. I must get something for my baby to eat. I will be back. . Mother, mother where are you? . I will go and look for her! . By. Personal History. Mother Teresa was born as Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in Skopje, Macedonia, August 26, 1910.. She lived in a small town in Skopje in Albania.. Mother Teresa’s father, . Nikolle. , and her mother, . Laura James. Jamaica Kincaid on her writing:. “. I think in many ways…Americans find [my writing] very hard to take. They are inevitably looking for a happy ending. Perversely, I will not give the happy ending. I think life is difficult and that is that.”. Diane Holland, Senior Nutrition Advisor , UNICEF Global Nutrition Cluster Meeting | 22 October 2018 Global Updates on Care for Children with Acute Malnutrition Diane Holland, Senior Nutrition UNC Global Health Forum . January 2017. Martha C Carlough MD MPH. Professor, Department of Family Medicine. Director, Office of International Activities. UNC/Chapel Hill. Objectives. To review . the prevalence and consequences . Maiduguri LGA Results. BORNO STATE. November 2019. Objectives of the SMART Surveys. General objective:. . To . assess the current prevalence of . malnutrition . among 6-59 months old and mortality among the general population and children 6-59 months in . Measure mid upper arm circumference (MUAC). If MUAC is less than 23.5cm, BMI likely to be <20kg/m. 2. If MUAC is more than 32cm, BMI likely to be >30kg/m. 2. 1. The subject's left arm should be bent at the elbow at a 90 degree angle, with the upper arm held parallel to the side of the body. Measure the distance between the bony protrusion on the shoulder (acromion) and the point of the elbow (olecranon .