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Lampiran 2. Informed Consent

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Lampiran 3. Hasil Output SPSS

Descriptives

Kelompok Statistic Std. Error

Hb GGK Mean 9,555 ,2552

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 9,039

Upper Bound 10,071

5% Trimmed Mean 9,512

Median 9,330

Variance 2,671

Std. Deviation 1,6342

Minimum 6,8

Maximum 13,1

Range 6,3

Interquartile Range 2,4

Skewness ,440 ,369

Kurtosis -,486 ,724

Thal Mean 6,342 ,1805

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 5,977

Upper Bound 6,708


Median 6,200

Variance 1,303


Minimum 4,4

Maximum 8,5

Range 4,1


Skewness ,270 ,374

Kurtosis -,674 ,733

Ht GGK Mean 28,739 ,8552

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 27,011

Upper Bound 30,468


Median 28,400

Variance 29,988


Minimum 18,4

Maximum 40,8

Range 22,4


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Skewness ,410 ,369

Kurtosis -,219 ,724

Thal Mean 18,655 ,5412

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 17,560

Upper Bound 19,750


Median 18,550

Variance 11,717


Minimum 10,9

Maximum 24,3

Range 13,4


Skewness -,331 ,374

Kurtosis -,756 ,733

RBC GGK Mean 3,250 ,0855

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 3,077

Upper Bound 3,423


Median 3,190

Variance ,300

Std. Deviation ,5474

Minimum 2,3

Maximum 4,5

Range 2,3

Interquartile Range ,8

Skewness ,349 ,369

Kurtosis -,467 ,724

Thal Mean 3,215 ,1157

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 2,980

Upper Bound 3,449


Median 3,240

Variance ,536


Minimum 1,9

Maximum 4,6

Range 2,7


Skewness ,095 ,374

Kurtosis -,526 ,733

MCH GGK Mean 29,349 ,3779

95% Confidence Lower Bound 28,585

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Interval for Mean Upper Bound 30,113


Median 30,000

Variance 5,856


Minimum 22,8

Maximum 33,1

Range 10,3


Skewness -,606 ,369

Kurtosis -,062 ,724

Thal Mean 20,713 ,7577

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 19,180

Upper Bound 22,245


Median 19,900

Variance 22,962


Minimum 12,8

Maximum 31,1

Range 18,3


Skewness ,298 ,374

Kurtosis -,750 ,733

MCV GGK Mean 88,573 ,9170

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 86,720

Upper Bound 90,426


Median 88,500

Variance 34,476


Minimum 75,6

Maximum 99,6

Range 24,0


Skewness -,024 ,369

Kurtosis -,625 ,724

Thal Mean 59,950 1,7481

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 56,414

Upper Bound 63,486


Median 60,000

Variance 122,233

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Minimum 38,3

Maximum 76,3

Range 38,0


Skewness -,111 ,374

Kurtosis -1,329 ,733

RDW GGK Mean 14,261 ,2399

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 13,776

Upper Bound 14,746


Median 14,300

Variance 2,360


Minimum 11,7

Maximum 17,0

Range 5,3


Skewness ,254 ,369

Kurtosis -,782 ,724

Thal Mean 20,947 ,7353

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 19,460

Upper Bound 22,435


Median 22,350

Variance 21,629


Minimum 12,0

Maximum 29,8

Range 17,8


Skewness -,174 ,374

Kurtosis -,931 ,733

MI GGK Mean 28,0365776 ,80293708

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 26,4137813

Upper Bound 29,6593740


Median 28,3086053

Variance 26,433


Minimum 18,83178

Maximum 40,00000

Range 21,16822

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Skewness ,212 ,369

Kurtosis -,450 ,724

Thal Mean 20,2439720 1,23602291

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean




Median 18,8786566

Variance 61,110


Minimum 8,32609

Maximum 36,25000

Range 27,92391


Skewness ,619 ,374

Kurtosis -,531 ,733

RDWI GGK Mean 399,6458953 13,25216740

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean




Median 391,1250000

Variance 7200,418


Minimum 255,41850

Maximum 608,95522

Range 353,53672


Skewness ,471 ,369

Kurtosis -,059 ,724

Thal Mean 402,0194989 18,27417326

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean




Median 412,1245137

Variance 13357,816


Minimum 159,93043

Maximum 634,52817

Range 474,59773


Skewness -,051 ,374

Kurtosis -,657 ,733

HI GGK Mean 132,3972037 4,45848164

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95% Confidence

Interval for Mean




Median 130,2597403

Variance 815,000


Minimum 82,75330

Maximum 192,83582

Range 110,08252


Skewness ,313 ,369

Kurtosis -,435 ,724

Thal Mean 138,4947192 6,62445752

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean




Median 137,5421443

Variance 1755,337


Minimum 48,97391

Maximum 225,70000

Range 176,72609


Skewness -,050 ,374

Kurtosis -,449 ,733

HA GGK Mean 14,3743408 1,06106559

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean




Median 13,0497182

Variance 46,160


Minimum 4,30172

Maximum 28,96979

Range 24,66808


Skewness ,649 ,369

Kurtosis -,511 ,724

Thal Mean 23,8086445 2,28235621

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean




Median 18,8326935

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Variance 208,366


Minimum 5,36735

Maximum 61,67184

Range 56,30449


Skewness ,840 ,374

Kurtosis -,086 ,733

LgMI GGK Mean 1,4405 ,01261

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 1,4150

Upper Bound 1,4660


Median 1,4519

Variance ,007


Minimum 1,27

Maximum 1,60

Range ,33


Skewness -,185 ,369

Kurtosis -,502 ,724

Thal Mean 1,2747 ,02677

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 1,2205

Upper Bound 1,3288


Median 1,2759

Variance ,029


Minimum ,92

Maximum 1,56

Range ,64


Skewness -,069 ,374

Kurtosis -,650 ,733

LgHA GGK Mean 1,1086 ,03334

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 1,0412

Upper Bound 1,1760


Median 1,1156

Variance ,046


Minimum ,63

70

Maximum 1,46

Range ,83


Skewness -,198 ,369

Kurtosis -,593 ,724

Thal Mean 1,2958 ,04358

95% Confidence

Interval for Mean

Lower Bound 1,2077

Upper Bound 1,3839


Median 1,2743

Variance ,076


Minimum ,73

Maximum 1,79

Range 1,06


Skewness -,117 ,374

Kurtosis -,895 ,733

Tests of Normality

Kelompok

Kolmogorov-Smirnova Shapiro-Wilk

Statistic df Sig. Statistic df Sig.

Hb GGK ,116 41 ,182 ,965 41 ,231

Thal ,127 40 ,103 ,956 40 ,117

Ht GGK ,108 41 ,200* ,967 41 ,279

Thal ,125 40 ,117 ,967 40 ,291

RBC GGK ,083 41 ,200* ,974 41 ,466

Thal ,074 40 ,200* ,973 40 ,453

MCH GGK ,127 41 ,096 ,955 41 ,109

Thal ,116 40 ,192 ,962 40 ,198

MCV GGK ,062 41 ,200* ,982 41 ,751

Thal ,135 40 ,063 ,933 40 ,020

RDW GGK ,092 41 ,200* ,954 41 ,097

Thal ,141 40 ,044 ,956 40 ,118

MI GGK ,120 41 ,145 ,977 41 ,564

Thal ,128 40 ,098 ,937 40 ,028

RDWI GGK ,083 41 ,200* ,975 41 ,488

Thal ,098 40 ,200* ,983 40 ,808

HI GGK ,101 41 ,200* ,970 41 ,344

Thal ,066 40 ,200* ,988 40 ,942

HA GGK ,107 41 ,200* ,936 41 ,024

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Thal ,160 40 ,012 ,916 40 ,006

LgMI GGK ,092 41 ,200* ,977 41 ,576

Thal ,068 40 ,200* ,976 40 ,530

LgHA GGK ,074 41 ,200* ,978 41 ,602

Thal ,082 40 ,200* ,973 40 ,456

*. This is a lower bound of the true significance.

a. Lilliefors Significance Correction

T-Test

Group Statistics

Kelompok N Mean Std. Deviation

Std. Error

Mean

LgMI GGK 41 1,4405 ,08075 ,01261

Thal 40 1,2747 ,16929 ,02677

RDWI GGK 41 399,6458953 84,85527428 13,25216740

Thal 40 402,0194989 115,57601970 18,27417326

HI GGK 41 132,3972037 28,54821184 4,45848164

Thal 40 138,4947192 41,89674803 6,62445752

LgHA GGK 41 1,1086 ,21347 ,03334

Thal 40 1,2958 ,27559 ,04358

Independent Samples Test

t-test for Equality of Means

Sig. (2-

tailed)

Mean

Difference

Std. Error

Difference

95%

Confidenc

e Interval

of the

Difference

Lower

LgMI Equal variances

assumed,000 ,16581 ,02936 ,10738

Equal variances not

assumed,000 ,16581 ,02959 ,10653

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RDWI Equal variances

assumed ,916

-

2,3736035

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22,489182

11

-

47,137200

85

Equal variances not

assumed ,917

-

2,3736035

9

22,573554

20

-

47,378318

75

HI Equal variances

assumed ,445

-

6,0975154

6

7,9486389

9

-

21,918885

60

Equal variances not

assumed ,448

-

6,0975154

6

7,9850795

8

-

22,028934

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LgHA Equal variances

assumed,001 -,18720 ,05469 -,29607

Equal variances not

assumed,001 -,18720 ,05487 -,29654


t-test for Equality of

Means

95% Confidence

Interval of the

Difference

Upper

LgMI Equal variances assumed ,22424

Equal variances not assumed ,22509

RDWI Equal variances assumed 42,38999368

Equal variances not assumed 42,63111157

HI Equal variances assumed 9,72385468

Equal variances not assumed 9,83390365

LgHA Equal variances assumed -,07834

Equal variances not assumed -,07787

Group Statistics

Kelompok N Mean Std. Deviation

Std. Error

Mean

Hb GGK 41 9.555 1.6342 .2552

Thal 40 6.343 1.1415 .1805

Ht GGK 41 28.739 5.4762 .8552

Thal 40 18.655 3.4231 .5412

RBC GGK 41 3.250 .5474 .0855

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Thal 40 3.214 .7318 .1157

MCH GGK 41 29.349 2.4198 .3779

Thal 40 20.712 4.7919 .7577

RDW GGK 41 14.261 1.5362 .2399

Thal 40 20.948 4.6507 .7353


Levene's Test for Equality

of Variances

t-test for Equality

of Means

F Sig. t df

Hb Equal variances

assumed4.296 .041 10.233 79

Equal variances not

assumed10.278 71.637

Ht Equal variances

assumed4.508 .037 9.909 79

Equal variances not

assumed9.963 67.372

RBC Equal variances

assumed2.608 .110 .246 79

Equal variances not

assumed.245 72.215

MCH Equal variances

assumed24.297 .000 10.276 79

Equal variances not

assumed10.200 57.358

RDW Equal variances

assumed56.566 .000 -8.732 79

Equal variances not

assumed-8.645 47.223


t-test for Equality of Means

Sig. (2-

tailed)

Mean

Difference

Std. Error

Difference

95%

Confidenc

e Interval

of the

Difference

Lower

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Hb Equal variances

assumed.000 3.2126 .3139 2.5878

Equal variances not

assumed.000 3.2126 .3126 2.5894

Ht Equal variances

assumed.000 10.0840 1.0177 8.0584

Equal variances not

assumed.000 10.0840 1.0121 8.0641

RBC Equal variances

assumed.806 .0353 .1434 -.2501

Equal variances not

assumed.807 .0353 .1439 -.2515

MC

H

Equal variances

assumed.000 8.6363 .8404 6.9635

Equal variances not

assumed.000 8.6363 .8467 6.9411

RD

W

Equal variances

assumed.000 -6.6865 .7658 -8.2107

Equal variances not

assumed.000 -6.6865 .7735 -8.2424


t-test for Equality of

Means

95% Confidence

Interval of the

Difference

Upper

Hb Equal variances assumed 3.8375

Equal variances not assumed 3.8358

Ht Equal variances assumed 12.1096


RBC Equal variances assumed .3206

Equal variances not assumed .3220

MCH Equal variances assumed 10.3091


RDW Equal variances assumed -5.1623

Equal variances not assumed -5.1307

NPar Tests

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Mann-Whitney Test

Ranks

Kelompok N

Mean

Rank

Sum of

Ranks

MCV GGK 41 60.95 2499.00

Thal 40 20.55 822.00

Total 81

Test Statisticsa

MCV

Mann-Whitney U 2.000

Wilcoxon W 822.000

Z -7.727

Asymp. Sig. (2-

tailed).000

a. Grouping Variable:

Kelompok

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Lampiran 5. Riwayat Hidup Peneliti

Identitas

Nama : Yoanita Pratiwi B

NIM : 22010112130146

Tempat / Tanggal Lahir : Semarang / 24 November 1994

Jenis Kelamin : Perempuan

Alamat : Jl. Sompok 20 Semarang

Nomor Telepon / HP : (024) 8411967 / 081325856338

Alamat email : [email protected]

Riwayat Pendidikan Formal

1) SD Marsudirini Semarang Lulus tahun :2006

2) SMP PL Domenico Savio Semarang Lulus tahun :2009

3) SMA Karangturi Semarang Lulus tahun :2012

4) Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Diponegoro Masuk tahun :2012

Keanggotaan Organisasi

1) Koordinator Sie Konsumsi Paskah PRMK PMKK 2013

2) Koordinator Sie Konsumsi Natal PRMK PMKK 2013

3) Sie Dana Usaha Porseni 2014

4) Sie Dana Usaha Kemah Bakti 2015

5) Koordinator Sie Dana Usaha PRMK 2015-2016

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