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Purpose: The purpose of this study was comparison the anthropometric characteristics of 7-14 years old girls in Kashan city with NCHs standard. For this purpose 900 girl students (450 people from elementary school and 450 people from middle grades) using cluster sampling method form Kashan schools were chosen. Anthropometric characteristics included height, weight, body mass index (BMI) and body fat percent were measured. Then data by single-sampling t-test were analyzed (P<0/05). Results: The results showed that the average of height, weight and BMI in subjects were significantly lower than the standard values (P<0/05). Body fat percent in 8-14 years old range were significantly less than the standard values (P<0/05). But the age group of 7 years old had no significant difference with the standard value. The findings also showed that the subjects didn't have good physical development. It was probably due to nutritional disorders and physical inactivity. Discussion and conclusion: These evidences suggested that to achieve international standards about above mentioned factors and to meet the needs of health in these age groups, following up and controlling the development process, performing regular physical activities, as well as have good nutrition are very essential and important.
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The purpose of this study was to compare the body mass index among the different age groups boys and girls of government school. A sample of two hundred ten boys and girls were randomly chosen. All the subjects were from government school and age was between 10-17 years. All the subjects were divided in seven age groups i.e. 10-11 years, 11-12 years, 12-13 years, 13-14 years, 14-15 years, 15-16 years and 16-17 years and from each group fifteen boys and girls were randomly selected. All the subjects in present study were tested with their height, weight and finally Body Mass Index (BMI) of each subject was obtained. Weight was measured in kilograms & portable weighing machine was used for this purpose. Height was measured in centimetres by stadiometer respectively. To compare the body mass index among different age groups and also to investigate the effects of gender on body mass index Two Way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) as a statistical technique were employed at the 0.05 level of ...
Abstract: Background and Objective: Taking into account that natural growth is the most important sign of children’s health, and the fact that, the simplest and most reliable way to assess natural growth is measurement of height and weight and calculation of body mass index or analysis of anthropometry parameters, thus due to significance of this subject, the current study was designed and conducted with the intention of determining the body mass indices of rural primary school children of PIRANSHAHR City during educational year 2011-2012. Materials and Methods: In the current study, 1797 rural primary school students were selected out of total 7132 students using two-stage randomized method. Height and weight were measured and recorded using standard meter and scale according to the related directions. Slimness status, overweight and obesity were assessed based on body mass index for age and gender compared to standard percentiles of Center for Diseases Control (CDC 2000). Available percentiles were used to assess short height for gender and age and percentiles below 3 was considered as short height with chronic malnutrition. Also, SPSS19 software and k-2 and t-test were used for data analysis. Findings: According to research findings, 11.55% of the children under study suffer from underweight and 2.2 of them are prone to overweight and obesity risks. Based on height versus weight standard diagram, 7.75% of children had percentile below 3 i.e. were short and 2.35% of children had percentile above 97 i.e. were tall. Short height was more frequent in girls compared to boys with significant difference (respectively, 8.5% and 7%; p=0.001). Discussion and Conclusions: Research results are suggestive of the fact that malnutrition in the form of slimness, overweight and short height is existent as a significant health problem in rural primary school students of PIRANSHAHR City.
Papers on Anthropology
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Effect of nutrition education on anthropometric measurements of adolescent girls2017 •
Anthropometry is important for adolescent girls. During puberty wrong food habits accelerate in adolescent girls and affect their nutritional status, which have impact on their anthropometric measurements. Therefore there was the need to impart nutrition education to adolescent girls. Nutrition education has been recognised as a nutritional knowledge improver and good food habit builder. The purpose of the study was to improve their nutritional status through nutrition education and observe the change in their anthropometric measurements. The results show that more than 50 per cent respondents had positive change in their height, weight, BMI, body fat percentage and MUAC after exposure to nutrition education. The ‘t’ value for height, weight, BMI and MUAC were highly significant. Change in height of respondents was correlated with change in BMI. Change in weight was correlated with change in BMI and body fat percentage. Change in BMI was correlated with change in height, weight and ...
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Morphological Characteristics and Health Status of 8-19-YEAR Old GirlsFactors influencing health and well-being of children and adolescents are related to their morphological characteristics and health status. Anthropometric and morphological parameters correlate with children’s health, well-being, physical activity, and self-esteem. Therefore, the aim of this study was to analyze the factors with the most significant impact on the body composition and health status and to evaluate overweight and obesity levels of girls and adolescents between the ages of 8 and 19 by using WHO references. This study included 202 girls with a mean age of 12.1 ± 3.5 years, mean height of 150.1 ± 15.0 cm, and mean BMI of 18.8 ± 4.0 kg/m2. All of the participants were assessed by using the InBody120 body composition analyzer. Principal component factor analysis, using body height as a selection variable, was used in order to determine the main factors related to health status of children and adolescents. The factor analysis identified three main factors: (1) anthropometri...
International Journal of Physiotherapy
Anthropometric Measurement of Primary School Going Children in Pakistan2016 •
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Anthropometry has a long history of measuring individuals' nutritional and health condition since it is a low-cost, non-invasive technology that offers extensive information on various body structure components, particularly muscle and fat components. 1,2 Furthermore, anthropometric measures are very sensitive to a wide ABSTRACT Background: The development of improved health and nutrition in adulthood is significantly influenced by early nutrition. It is, however, almost ever investigated how to determine the nutritional condition of Bangladeshi children using anthropometric measurements including height, weight, biepicondylar width of the humerus and femur, BMI, and BSA. Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted among 400 government elementary school students aged between 9 and 12 years in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Data was collected using a semi-structured questionnaire and analyzed using SPSS. Results: For the B1 and B2 groups, heights ranged from 124.00 to 151.00 cm and 129.00 to 157.00 cm, respectively. Height ranges for the C1 and C2 groups were respectively 129.50-153.00 cm and 129.00-160.00 cm. The B2 study group had a greater weight than the B1 study group (p<0.001), where C2 was heavier than the C1 research group (p<0.001). The A1 study group's biepicondylar width of the humerus was greater than the A2 study group's (p<0.05) and biepicondylar humerus width was greater in the B2 study group compared to the B1 study group (p<0.05). On the other hand, the B1 study group's biepicondylar femur width was higher than the B2 study group (p<0.05). The B2 group's body surface area was larger than the B1 study group's (p<0.001) and body surface area of C2 group was greater than C1 study group (p<0.001). Conclusions: Analyses of body composition and anthropometric measurements suggest that children and adolescents' nutritional status was below the reference requirement, according to the results of the current study.
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