2017
DOI: 10.20960/nh.974
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Risk of malnutrition of hospitalized children in a university public hospital

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“…This indicator reflects either low weight for height or stunting for age (short children may weigh less than taller children), or a combination of both. 20 Muñoz-Esparza et al, 16 in a longitudinal study, divided the study sample into two groups: Group 1, discharged from hospital within 7-10 days, and Group 2, discharged after 10 days. It was identified that, according to the BMIZ, 21.9% of patients in group 1 were malnourished at admission and discharge, whereas, in group 2, 36.9% of patients were malnourished on admission and 39.1% on discharge.…”
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“…This indicator reflects either low weight for height or stunting for age (short children may weigh less than taller children), or a combination of both. 20 Muñoz-Esparza et al, 16 in a longitudinal study, divided the study sample into two groups: Group 1, discharged from hospital within 7-10 days, and Group 2, discharged after 10 days. It was identified that, according to the BMIZ, 21.9% of patients in group 1 were malnourished at admission and discharge, whereas, in group 2, 36.9% of patients were malnourished on admission and 39.1% on discharge.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In previous studies carried out in tertiary and secondary hospitals, the prevalence of malnutrition at admission was 9%-27% 4,12,14,15 and, at discharge, it was 32%-39.1%. 15,16 Similar results were found in the present study. We observed that malnutrition percentages were 15.8% (WHZ) and 15.9% (BMZI).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Con las mediciones antropométricas, se estimó la puntuación Z con el programa Antrho y concluyeron que la hospitalización tiene efecto sobre el estado nutricional de los niños, a veces favorable y a otras no. Aquellos pacientes, que tuvieron estancias hospitalarias más largas (más de 10 días), se vieron significativamente afectados al ingreso en los indicadores antropométricos que mostraron un déficit de agudo y estado nutricional crónico en comparación con los que se quedaron menos de 10 (10) días . La mediana de días de internación fue de 4, con un mínimo de 3 y un máximo de 6 días, por lo que se presume no hubo variación en el diagnóstico nutricional de los lactantes hospitalizados, resultados similar a encontrado en el presente estudio, en relación a los días de hospitalización.…”
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