CLASSIFICATIONS IN ANTHROPOMETRY

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Gomez classification

it is one of the earliest extent use to assess child nutrition

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Gomez classification

it uses weight for age as the main index

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First, second, third degrees

malnutrition classified into

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First degree (Mild Malnutrition)

90-76%

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Second degree (Moderate Malnutrition)

75%-61%

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Third degree (Severe Malnutrition)

_<60%

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Wellcome classification

it also usee weight for age but it adds one more important factor of presence of edema

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Waterlow classification

uses both height for age and weight for height indices

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Waterlow classification

allow us to differentiate the wasting and stunting

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Wasting

is associated with impairment of mental development which may be irreversible

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Wasted

generally regain body weight with proper medical care and nutritional rehabilitation

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Height for age

compare linear growth with the reference showing long term malnutrition

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Weight for height

reflect experience and identify

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Underweight

<P5 (for adolescencents)

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Mild underweight

P5 to <P15 (for adolescencents)

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Normal

P15 to <P85 (for adolescencents)

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Overweight

>P85 (for adolescencents)

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Overweight

_> 110% (for adults)

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Normal

90-109% (for adults)

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Underweight, mild

85-89% (for adults)

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Undermalnourished, moderate

75-84% (for adults)

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Undermalnourished, severe

<75% (for adults)

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CED grade |||

less than 16 (Lactating women)

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CED grade ||

16.0-16.9 (Lactating women)

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CED grade |

17.0-18.4

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Low normal

18.5-19.9 (Lactating women)

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Normal

20.0-24.9 (Lactating women)

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Obese Grade |

25.0-29.9 (Lactating women)

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Obese Grade ||

30.0-39.9 (Lactating women)

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Obese Grade |||

40.0 and over (Lactating women)

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Nutritionally at risk

<90% (pregnant women)

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Not nutritionally at risk

>90% (pregnant women)

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Male Waist Circumference

_> 102cm (~40 inches)

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Female Waist Circumference

_>88cm (~35 inches)

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Male Waist Hip Ratio

_>1.0

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Female Waist Hip Ratio

_>0.85

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Normal

>13.5 (Mid upper arm circumference)

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Possibly mildly malnourished

12.5-13.5 (Mid upper arm circumference)

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Malnourished

<12.5 (Mid upper arm circumference)

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MUAC for height (QUAC stick)

it is a practical sealed tool

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MUAC for height (QUAC stick)

gives an immediate indication of malnourishment without requiring that the child height can be actually measured at all

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Weight for heights wall chart

identifies the extend of wasting in a very simple manner

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Red

70-80% (weight for height wall chart)

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Yellow

80-90% (weight for height wall chart)

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Green

90-110% (weight for height wall chart)

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Calf circumference

indicates changes in muscle mass due to age and inactivity

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Calf circumference

it is used to estimate muscle mass in elderly population

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Unintentional weight loss

indicates potential health problems in an adult and is useful in clinical assessment of an individuals overall health

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% IBW= current body weight (CBW)/IBW x 100

formula for ideal body weight

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UBW= CBW/UBW x 100

formula for usual body weight

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