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Questions and Answers
Which individual has the highest weight?
Which individual has the highest weight?
- Syed Areeb
- Shanmukha
- Abhiram (correct)
- Jahnavi
What is the age of the youngest individual?
What is the age of the youngest individual?
- 10
- 07 (correct)
- 09
- 08
Which of the following individuals has the tallest height?
Which of the following individuals has the tallest height?
- Abhiram (correct)
- Ibrahim
- Yumna
- Shanmukha
Which child has the lowest MUAC measurement?
Which child has the lowest MUAC measurement?
What is the average height of the group?
What is the average height of the group?
Which two individuals have the same age?
Which two individuals have the same age?
Who among the following individuals has the highest MUAC?
Who among the following individuals has the highest MUAC?
Which gender has the youngest average age in the group?
Which gender has the youngest average age in the group?
What was the focus of the project conducted by the students?
What was the focus of the project conducted by the students?
Which grade did Yumna, one of the participants, belong to?
Which grade did Yumna, one of the participants, belong to?
How many students collaborated on this project?
How many students collaborated on this project?
Which background level is common among the participants listed?
Which background level is common among the participants listed?
What methodology was primarily used in this project?
What methodology was primarily used in this project?
What is the age range of the children involved in the project?
What is the age range of the children involved in the project?
Who was the faculty member overseeing the project?
Who was the faculty member overseeing the project?
Which of the following characteristics was NOT noted for the students involved in the project?
Which of the following characteristics was NOT noted for the students involved in the project?
Study Notes
Project Overview
- Project on nutritional status of school children using anthropometric measurements.
- Conducted by Group-I from B.Sc. Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics, semester V.
- Participants: Adeeba Sheereen, Afreen Fatima, Amena, Arshiya Fatima, Hajira Firdous, Imaan Nahila Ansari.
Methodology
- Utilized anthropometric measurements: height, weight, and Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC).
- Collected data from various school children in the specified age groups.
Results Summary
- General Information:
- Children were assessed for nutritional status based on age, background, literacy level, and class.
- All subjects reported well-nourished and literate backgrounds.
Nutritional Assessment Details
- Measurements for each child include age, gender, height (cm), weight (kg), and MUAC (cm).
- Notable data entries:
- Yumna: 9 years, Female, Height 121 cm, Weight 22.9 kg, MUAC 18.6 cm.
- Amaan: 8 years, Male, Height 132 cm, Weight 24.5 kg, MUAC 19.5 cm.
Graphical Representations
- Graph 1: Height vs. Age - Displays a correlation between children's height and their respective ages.
- Graph 2: Weight vs. Age - Indicates how weight varies with age among the surveyed children.
- Graph 3: MUAC vs. Age - Shows the Mid-Upper Arm Circumference in relation to age, highlighting nutritional assessments.
Statistical Analysis
- Data analyzed to calculate mean, median, and standard deviation for height, weight, and MUAC among the subjects.
- Provides insight into the nutritional trends within the cohort.
Acknowledgments
- The project was supervised by Ms. Aliya Fatima, highlighting the collaborative effort of the students.
- A project completed in the academic year 2024 at Madina Degree and PG College for Women, Hyderabad.
Recommendations
- Ongoing monitoring and assessment of children's nutritional status using anthropometric measurements.
- Consider engaging with parents and educational institutions for better dietary practices and awareness programs.
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Description
This project focuses on assessing the nutritional status of school children through anthropometric measurements. It explores various methods and metrics used to evaluate children's health in educational settings. Ideal for students and professionals in the field of nutrition and public health.
