Under/overnutrition screening

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Belgian Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology Hepatology and Nutrition Belgian Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology Hepatology and Nutrition
  • Age:
  • Measured date:
  • Weight:
  • Height:
  • Expected weight:
  • Body mass index:
  • Grade recommendation:
  • Reference:
  • Notes:

Weight for height (% of the median) : %

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Height for age (% of the median) : %

0 %20 %40 %60 %80 %100 %120 %140 %

Body mass index (Z-score) :

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Weight and height charts

  • Weight for height or height for age % of the median
  • Expected weight or height
  • Waterlow score severe acute or chronic malnutrition risk
  • Waterlow score mild acute or chronic malnutrition risk
  • Waterlow score low acute or chronic malnutrition risk
  • Waterlow score no acute or chronic malnutrition risk

Body mass index chart

  • BMI Z-score
  • BMI Z-score Severe thinness or obesity risk
  • BMI Z-score Thinness or overweight risk
  • BMI Z-score no malnutrition risk

Dietary daily intake estimations: Available in the next release

  • Calories: xx
  • Carbohydrates: xx
  • Lipids: xx
  • Proteins: xx
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