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Iron deficiency is the most widespread specific micronutrient deficiency and the main cause of anemia in infants, girls and boys up to five years of age, especially those under 24 months. The eastern provinces are those with the highest prevalence, with an almost absolute predominance of mild cases. The objective was to determine the prevalence of anemia and child malnutrition in Latin America, the approach was qualitative and the documentary analysis technique. The results of 15 articles are similar, since chronic malnutrition affected 43.0% and anemia 43.5% of children under 5 years of age from humble homes. There was no statistically significant association between chronic malnutrition with the sex or age of the child, or between anemia and the sex of the child. However, an association was found between the child's age and anemia (p <0.001). It was concluded that chronic malnutrition and anemia were high in children under 5 years of age in households in Latin America, being evident the great inequalities in the situation of poverty, basic services and health of children in extreme poverty.

Prevención de la anemia y desnutrición infantil en la salud bucal en Latinoamérica