the aim of this study was to find out the nutritional status of primary-school childern.for this purpose the weight and height of 599 boys and 750 girls in age group of 6-11 year olds were measured.their nutritional status were evaiuated according to the weight-for-age(Gomez),weight-for-hight(Waterlow) and weight/height-for age(McLaren-Read) methods.the Gomez method showed that 59.4% of the boys and 60.3% of the girls are undernourished.According to the waterlow method 35% of the boys and 28.8% of the girls are malnurished and the McLaren-Read method showed that 40.7% of the boys and 52.9% of the girls are suffering from various degrees of malnutrition.there was no significant difference between acute malunutrition(weight for age) and pres...
Objective: Surveillance and evaluation of the physical growth of children are the main source of inf...
Introduction: Infants and young children are the most vulnerable group to malnutrition. Malnutrition...
<ol><li>To assess the Nutritional status of primary school children.</li><li>To compare these values...
Background and ObjectivesChildren have greater nutritional needs than adults in order to maintain th...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Poor health and malnutrition in childhood may affect cognitive abilities n...
Growth monitoring is very important in nutritional assessment of children up to the age of maturity....
Objective: Growth retardation in children is one of the most prominent signs of malnutrition. In ord...
Growth monitoring is very important in nutritional assessment of children up to the age of maturity....
Growth monitoring is very important in nutritional assessment of children up to the age of maturity....
Objectives: This study was carried out to determine the nutritional status of primary school childre...
To assess the Nutritional status of primary school children. To compare these values with ICMR and N...
To assess the Nutritional status of primary school children. To compare these values with ICMR and N...
Admission. The school term in the child's life is the stage at which the eating habits begin to deve...
Objectives: This study was carried out to determine the nutritional status of primary school childre...
Nutritional status is the condition of health of an individual as influenced by nutrient intake and ...
Objective: Surveillance and evaluation of the physical growth of children are the main source of inf...
Introduction: Infants and young children are the most vulnerable group to malnutrition. Malnutrition...
<ol><li>To assess the Nutritional status of primary school children.</li><li>To compare these values...
Background and ObjectivesChildren have greater nutritional needs than adults in order to maintain th...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Poor health and malnutrition in childhood may affect cognitive abilities n...
Growth monitoring is very important in nutritional assessment of children up to the age of maturity....
Objective: Growth retardation in children is one of the most prominent signs of malnutrition. In ord...
Growth monitoring is very important in nutritional assessment of children up to the age of maturity....
Growth monitoring is very important in nutritional assessment of children up to the age of maturity....
Objectives: This study was carried out to determine the nutritional status of primary school childre...
To assess the Nutritional status of primary school children. To compare these values with ICMR and N...
To assess the Nutritional status of primary school children. To compare these values with ICMR and N...
Admission. The school term in the child's life is the stage at which the eating habits begin to deve...
Objectives: This study was carried out to determine the nutritional status of primary school childre...
Nutritional status is the condition of health of an individual as influenced by nutrient intake and ...
Objective: Surveillance and evaluation of the physical growth of children are the main source of inf...
Introduction: Infants and young children are the most vulnerable group to malnutrition. Malnutrition...
<ol><li>To assess the Nutritional status of primary school children.</li><li>To compare these values...