Lipid profile in obese children with and without insulin resistance

Tjiang, Novita; Sidiartha, I Gusti Lanang

doi:10.29332/ijhs.v2n2.110

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“…21 improvement of pediatric nutritional support care according to the underlying diseases is the reason why the hospital malnutrition in our hospital can be decreased. [19] Our study found that severe or moderate acute malnutrition according to weight-for-height less than 3 or 2 SD of WHO growth standard at admission associated with high risk for malnutrition based on STRONGkids score classification. Children with severe acute malnutrition at admission have 10.9 times more high-risk classification on STRONGkids compare with well nourishes children.…”

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Implementation of STRONGkids in identify risk of malnutrition in government hospital

Sidiartha

Pratiwi

2018

IJHS

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Hospital malnutrition increase morbidity and mortality rate of hospitalized children, regardless of underlying diseases. This study evaluated the risk of malnutrition using STRONGkids screening tool in hospitalized children in government hospitals. An observational study was done in seven government hospitals in Bali, Indonesia. The STRONGkids score of consecutively hospitalized children was calculated and compared with the nutritional status, age, gender, and underlying diseases. Chi-Square and Logistic Regression test were done with considered significant if P value < 0.05. Total 129 children included this study. Fifty-six percent males, mean age 4.1<3.4 years, 20.3% had an underlying chronically diseases, 6.2% had severe malnutrition, and 25.6% had moderate malnutrition. Based on STRONGkids, 12.4% children were at high risk and 87.6% at moderate risk without at low risk for malnutrition. High risk for malnutrition was associated with chronically diseases (p= 0.020), severe and moderate malnutrition (p = 0.001 and p = 0.012, respectively). It can be concluded that the STRONGkids can be recommended in identify the risk of malnutrition in hospitalized children. Children with high or moderate risk for malnutrition need nutritional support such as high energy density oral supplementation.

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Implementation of STRONGkids in identify risk of malnutrition in government hospital

Sidiartha

Pratiwi

2018

IJHS

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“…Treatment outcomes were assessed according to the achievement of anatomical and functional outcomes. Dysfunction of the gluteal muscles due to the high position of the greater trochanter, taking into account its pathogenesis and the patient's age, we propose to correct simultaneously with the direction of the position of the cervical deformity in the intertrochanteric region in order to deviate the greater trochanter posteriorly (Verrall et al, 2007;Stagni et al, 2000;Tjiang & Sidiartha, 2018). A decrease in the distance between the greater trochanter of the femur, the cartilaginous edge of the acetabulum, and the ilium leads to their mechanical conflict, first during abduction and extension of the thigh, and in severe cases, in the middle position.…”

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choice of surgical tactics for the treatment of children with destructive pathological dislocation of the hip after hematogenous osteomyelitis

Djuraev

Alpisbaev

Tapilov

2021

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A surgical approach to the treatment of destructive pathological dislocation of the hip in children has been substantiated, depending on age, the severity of destruction of the proximal femur and acetabulum. Reconstructive - restorative operations in most patients ensure the stability of the hip joint and thereby improve the patient's gait and statics, reduce the pelvic misalignment and eliminate the Trendelenburg symptom. The experience of surgical treatment of patients with pathological hip dislocations has shown that the most favorable outcomes are achieved with the use of open reduction of the stump of the head or neck of the femur with intertrochanteric detorsion shortening and varizing osteotomy with rotational pelvic osteotomy according to Salter and acetabular plasty according to Pemberton.

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“…In this order of ideas, sensory stimulation favors learning, as highlighted below: Life in relation to the world that surrounds the child begins through the senses and feelings begins your mind to build your own ideas; therefore, from the beginning, it is necessary to guide the interpretation of sensory impressions, in the clarification of sensitive perceptions. Sensory stimulation is given thanks to the union of perception and the senses thus creating a way for learning (Soler, 1992;Tjiang et al, 2018). Giler, R. D. G., Zambrano, T. Y. M., Anzules, F. E. V., & Burgos, V. D. P. Z.…”

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Sensory playful corners on stimulation of children from one to three years

Giler¹,

Zambrano²,

Anzules³

et al. 2019

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Despite the growing tendency to create playful corners on the part of the MIES and the MINEDUC, in the CDI there continues to be an urgent need for change in the actions of the educators, with respect to how the subject of sensory activities is being handled in the stimulation of children in their first years of life and thus implement meaningful learning, the problem focuses on the lack of sensory playful corners in perceptual stimulation The study was applied to 20 educators of 5 care units of the modality Child Development Center (CDI) of several rural sectors of the Portoviejo canton, having as objective to determine the use of sensory playful corners in the stimulation of children from 1 to 3 years. The results of this work showed that there are no sensory playful corners and that educators lack knowledge about the importance of creating these spaces and making them available to children for their learning, reaching the conclusion that there is a need to create an innovative guide with content sessions, skills, play materials for the corners of visual, auditory, gustatory, olfactory and tactile perception.

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Lipid profile in obese children with and without insulin resistance

Cited by 5 publications

References 5 publications

Implementation of STRONGkids in identify risk of malnutrition in government hospital

Implementation of STRONGkids in identify risk of malnutrition in government hospital

choice of surgical tactics for the treatment of children with destructive pathological dislocation of the hip after hematogenous osteomyelitis

Sensory playful corners on stimulation of children from one to three years

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