Concordance between direct weigh of food portions consumed by children 5 to 9 years old, using tridimensional geometrical figures and interviewer memorization weight’s technique
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.penh.17875Keywords:
Foods, consumption assessment, concordance, direct weight of food, geometrical figures, memorization‘s weight technique, 24-hour dietary recalls.Abstract
Objective: To evaluate the concordance between direct weigh of food portions consumed with weight's estimation using tridimensional geometrical figures and interviewer memorization weight's technique. Methods a cross-sectional study including Children (21 women, 9 men), aged 5-9 years, recruited from the school Jesús Rey, Medellín-Colombia. Two home visits were realized. At the first visit a direct weigh of food consumed by children was realized, in the second one, two assessments were obtained, one for each weight's estimation techniques. Results: Significant differences were found only for some aliments. A better concordance between direct weight and geometrical figures was found, suggesting that this technique shows a good approximation to the real weight's portions consumed. The interviewer memorization's weight technique showed only a small concordance with direct weight food's technique. Conclusions: using tridimensional geometrical figures of aliments is a good technique to get the real weight's portions of food consumed by children.Downloads
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