Nutrition Survey-2002

West Bank and Gaza, 2002

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PSE-PCBS-NS-2002-V1.0

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Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

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Data file: Child Health, and Anthropometrical and Hemoglobin Measurements

Cases:	3331
Variables:	107

Variables

serial

HH Identification number

hr01

Line No. of women or caretaker

hr04

Child age in complete years

hr05

exact child age in months

ch02

Line number of qualified child

birthdat

Child birth date

visitdat

ch04

region

m08

Measurements result

height

weight

haz

hap

Anthropometric indicator

ham

Anthropometric indicator

waz

wap

Anthropometric indicator

wam

Anthropometric indicatoram

whz

Weight for Height

whp

Anthropometric indicator

whm

Weight for height

wa2

Weight for age: -2 SD

wa3

Weight for age: -3 SD

ha2

Height for age: -2 SD

ha3

Height for age: -3 SD

wh2

Weight for height: -2 SD

wh3

Weight for height: -3 SD

haz1

Anthropometric indicator

waz1

Anthropometric indicator

whz1

Anthropometric indicator

m01

mother line No.

m06

Mode of measurement

chb01

Did you agree to test Hb level for your child

chb02

Hb level in the blood

chb03

Result of hemoglobin test

ch06

ch07

Date of birth for previous child Day/Month/Day

ch08

Date of birth for next child Day/Month/Year

ch09a

chronic diseases-Diabetes

ch09b

chronic diseases-Cardiac Diseases

ch09c

chronic diseases-Asthma

ch09d

chronic diseases- Epilepsy

ch09e

chronic diseases-Congenital anomalies /inherited diseases

ch09f

chronic diseases-Others/specify

ch10

Was duration of pregnancy less than 37 weeks

ch11

Was (name) weighed at birth

ch12a

Birth weight from card

ch12b

weigh at birth from recall

ch13

suffer from any illness affected his health status

ch14a

child suffer from parasitic infection during the last six months

ch14b

ch15

received vitamin A/D drops

ch16

time continue receiving vitamin A/D drops

ch17

received iron syrup

ch18

time continue receiving iron syrup

ch19

received other vitamins other than vitamin A/D

ch20

long of time continue receiving vitamins other than vitamin A/D

ch21

ever breast feed

ch22

months breast feed

ch23

feed child any other milk except breast feed

ch24

age of child when started taking other milks except from breast

ch25a

child receive:Child powdered milk

ch25b

child receive:Powdered milk (nido)

ch25c

child receive:Fresh milk

ch25d

child receive:Manufactured milk

ch26a

received Milled rice/starch during the first year of age

ch261

ch26b

received Cerelac during the first year of age

ch262

ch26c

received Fruits during the first year of age

ch263

ch26d

received Vegetables during the first year of age

ch264

ch26e

received Meat/chicken/fish during the first year of age

ch265

ch26f

received Eggs during the first year of age

ch266

ch26g

received Family food during the first year of age

ch267

ch26h

received Others during the first year of age

ch268

ch27a

Child takes: Eggs

ch27b

Child takes: Milk and dairy

ch27c

Child takes: Fresh meat

ch27d

Child takes: Frozen meat

ch27e

Child takes:Liver

ch27f

Child takes:Chicken

ch27g

Child takes:Fresh fish

ch27h

Child takes: Frozen fish

ch27i

Child takes:Legumes

ch27j

Child takes:Green vegetables

ch27k

Child takes:Vegetables

ch27l

Child takes: Fresh fruit/fruit juice

ch27m

Child takes: Bread/Macaroni

ch27n

Child takes: Sweets

ch28

child receive tea Usually

ch29

child take tea with meal or directly after meal

ch30

times does child drink tea daily

ch31a

child consider thin in comparison with his generation

ch31b

child consider short in comparison with his generation

ch32a

consult Qualified medical staff

ch32b

consult Nutritionalist

ch32c

aggroup

hr14q

loctype

rw

Children relative weight

Total: 107

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