ตัวอย่าง malnutrition

• Thus, the production of development discourse continues as stories of poverty, malnutrition, under development and illiteracy persistently appear in texts and practices.

• It is also acknowledged that facial signs of ageing may arise through a history of illness, malnutrition or poor personal hygiene.

• These local uterine factors could be affected by general maternal factors such as increasing age, poor health and physique and malnutrition.

• The effects of malnutrition on child mortality in developing countries.

• Probably more serious than malnutrition's impact on adult morbidity and mortality were its consequences for fertility and infant survival.

• Finally, the problem of nutrition education is considered, as it has been shown that malnutrition is often due to ignorance.

• On the question of malnutrition, the report was critical of the statistics that had been generated by school medical inspections.

• All of the clinically available nutrition screening instruments lack sensitivity and specificity and cannot be relied on individually as definitive diagnostic tests for protein-energy malnutrition.

• Clinically, malnutrition is characterized by inadequate intake of protein, energy, and micronutrients and by susceptibility to infection or disease.

• Respiratory infections and diarrhoea both reached peak incidences between the ages of 6 and 24 months when children are at highest risk of malnutrition.

• Although a calculated value may seem an easy alternative, it should be used with caution, especially in patients with hypertension, heart failure or malnutrition.

• It is these factors and not prolonged breastfeeding per se, which account for the association with malnutrition and diarrhoeal disease.

• Refeeding syndrome, nutritional deficiencies, psychological sequelae of malnutrition, all were easy to find and useful.

• People debilitated by malnutrition will be all the more susceptible to disease whether known or new.

• However, malnutrition is common in patients with renal failure, due both to poor oral intake and also to a catabolic metabolic state.