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Assessment of Children of age group 3-5 years By Team 4. Mr. Ramesh, Mr. Raman, Mrs. Rupali, Mrs. Kamla, Dr. Sudeshna, Dr. Vandana. Dr. Chintu Choudhary. Muskaan. Introduction.
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Mr. Ramesh, • Mr. Raman, • Mrs. Rupali, • Mrs. Kamla, • Dr. Sudeshna, • Dr. Vandana. • Dr. Chintu Choudhary
Introduction • As a part of public health nutrition training programme from January 10 to 14,2011 held at NIHFW New Delhi, we visited a nearby urban slum on 12th January 2011 to assess various aspects of children 3 to 5 years of age.
Objectives • To assess the socio-demographic conditions and environmental sanitation. • To assess the growth and development and nutritional status of the child • To assess the health seeking behaviour of the family • To provide health education
Methodology Study design: Cross-sectional observational study. Study area: urban slum in Munirka, New Delhi Study Period: 9 am to 12 pm , on 12th January 2011. Study techniques: Interview, observation and physical examination. Study tools: Measuring tape and weighing balance, MUAC measurement tape.
Results • Socio-demographic status of family: Name of Child: Muskaan (lali) Date of birth: 31 July 2007. Age: 3 years 5 months Type of family: Joint family. No. Of members : 14 Monthly income of family: 5000 approx. Per capita income:Rs. 357. Housing: mixed type, overcrowed, ill ventilated, and inadequately illuminated. Sanitation: common sanitary latrine shared by 15 families Water supply: piped water Disposal of waste: dumping
growth and development and nutritional status • Anthropometry • Height:93 cms • Weight: 13kg • Muac:15.4cms • All developmental milestones were within normal limits as stated by her mother.
Health seeking behavior • Occasionally visits anganwadi • Goes to safdarjung hospital for minor and major ailments
Health education Personal hygiene and hand washing. Encourage her parents to take the child to anganwadi centre regularly Deworming Management of common illness like ARI, diarrhoea Immunization
Recommendation FOR THE CHILD • Personal hygiene including Handwashing • Utilise the ICDS services including sending her to anganwadi centre. • Regular deworming • Immunisation • Balanced diet
FOR THE MOTHER & FAMILY • Antenatal Care • Family Planning & Spacing • Proper Diet & Rest During Pregnancy • Regarding Proper Waste Disposal • Environmental sanitation. • Health education on common morbidities of under five child.