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define the genetic growth pattern of infantit takes 1-3 years for an infant to establish his own genetic growth pattern once this figure is
define the growth charts of infantbesides identifying growth faltering growth charts also provide the following information1 the growth is considered
explain changes in feeding behaviour of infantson maturation of neuro-muscular system the body is able to coordinate sucking swallowing and breathing
explain change in body composition of infantsthe weight gain comprise of growth in the muscle organ tissue adipose and skeletal structure one
explain development of excretory systemthe filtration rate of kidney is low and infants find it difficult to eliminate high concentration of solutes
explain changes in gastrointestinal tract of infantsa full term baby has the ability to digest simple proteins carbohydrates and emulsified fats in
explain changes in mental development of infantsthere is evidently an increase in the brain size there is a rapid increase in the number of brain
define the physiological changes in infantslet us briefly understand some of these changes as they bear important relationship to the care and
define the growth and development of the infantinfancy is a period of rapid growth during the first year of life the infant grows and develops far
explain infants and preschool children growthin this unit we will be studying about one of the crucial phases of human growth and development ie
define crucial periods of a womans life - pregnancy and lactationin this unit we studied about the most crucial periods of a womans life pregnancy
explain some weight loss during breastfeedingsome women may want to return quickly to their pre-pregnancy weight it is important to remember that
explain some medical considerations during breastfeedinglet us look into some special concerns during breastfeeding that might be useful to you as a
explain the dietary management of a lactating mothermeeting the needs of lactation requires a varied nutrient-dense diet generally a well-balanced
define micronutrient needs of a lactating mothervitamin and mineral deficiencies can have profound influence on the composition of milk calcium
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explain the effect on vitamins of the human milkalthough there are inter-individual variations in vitamin concentrations diet and drug use by
explain the effect on minerals of the human milkthere appears to be no relationship between dietary intake and concentrations in milk for copper iron
define effect of fat on quality and quantity of human milkfat content of milk appears to be subject to variability as compared to other constituents
define effect of protein on quality amp quantity of human milksome studies show that the protein content of milk may be affected by chronic
define effect of enery on quality and quantity of human milkenergy in case of chronic under nutrition an association between postpartum weight loss
define the factors effect the quantity of human milka large healthy baby who can vigorously suck will induce and obtain much more milk from its
define malnutrition - effects on milk and effects on mothersmilk is the sole source of nourishment for many infants for upto 6 months or a year or
explain characteristics that make breastfeeding beneficial to the infantwe have listed some characteristics that make breastfeeding beneficial to the