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      경주지역 유치원 아동들의 식습관과 영야소 섭취상태 = The Status of Eating Habits and Nutrient Intakes of Preschool Children in Kyungjoo

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      The purpose of this study is to estimate the nutrient intakes and food habits among preschool children in Kyungjoo city.
      The subjects were 210 preschool children, aged 4-6 years. Measurements of the weight, height, chest circumference, and head circumference of the children were conducted. And general home environment and factors related to eating habits for preschool children were collected using a questionnaire that included information about family income, parents’ education and occupations. The average weight-length index (WLI) for the subjects was 103.9%. Using the WLI, 20.0% of the preschool children were underweight, 48.6% were normal, 19.0% were overweight, and 12.3% were obese.
      On the Röhrer index, 13.8% of the preschool children were underweight, 38.5% were normal, and 47.7% were over weight or obese. The average daily intake (% of RDA) of energy and each nutrient was 1323.5 kcal (81.3%), Ca 484.3 mg (80.7%), Fe 7.05 mg (88.1%), vitamin A 420.0 RE (105%), vitamin B1 0.76 mg (95.0%), vitamin B2 0.87 mg (87.0%), and vitamin C 53.1 mg (106.2%), respectively. In particular, older subjects had lower intake in RDA % of calcium and iron. The energy intake ratio from snacks was much higher than the recommended level of the preschool children. With regard to frequency of regularity of breakfast, 1.9% of preschool children skipped every morning and 7.6% of the children skipped more than 5 per week. With regard to the intake frequency of vegetables, fruits, complex carbohydrates, and milk, 13.3%, 19.9%, 22.8%, and 41.8% of the children ate more than 5 times per week. The eating habit score was positively correlated (r = 0.18, p < 0.05) with household income. This study suggests that nutrition education to increase fruit and vegetable consumption for preschool children should be emphasized. Also a nutrition education program is needed to enhance consuming calcium and iron intake for adequate growth. (Korean J Community Nutrition 11(1): 3 ~ 13, 2006)
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      The purpose of this study is to estimate the nutrient intakes and food habits among preschool children in Kyungjoo city. The subjects were 210 preschool children, aged 4-6 years. Measurements of the weight, height, chest circumference, and head circum...

      The purpose of this study is to estimate the nutrient intakes and food habits among preschool children in Kyungjoo city.
      The subjects were 210 preschool children, aged 4-6 years. Measurements of the weight, height, chest circumference, and head circumference of the children were conducted. And general home environment and factors related to eating habits for preschool children were collected using a questionnaire that included information about family income, parents’ education and occupations. The average weight-length index (WLI) for the subjects was 103.9%. Using the WLI, 20.0% of the preschool children were underweight, 48.6% were normal, 19.0% were overweight, and 12.3% were obese.
      On the Röhrer index, 13.8% of the preschool children were underweight, 38.5% were normal, and 47.7% were over weight or obese. The average daily intake (% of RDA) of energy and each nutrient was 1323.5 kcal (81.3%), Ca 484.3 mg (80.7%), Fe 7.05 mg (88.1%), vitamin A 420.0 RE (105%), vitamin B1 0.76 mg (95.0%), vitamin B2 0.87 mg (87.0%), and vitamin C 53.1 mg (106.2%), respectively. In particular, older subjects had lower intake in RDA % of calcium and iron. The energy intake ratio from snacks was much higher than the recommended level of the preschool children. With regard to frequency of regularity of breakfast, 1.9% of preschool children skipped every morning and 7.6% of the children skipped more than 5 per week. With regard to the intake frequency of vegetables, fruits, complex carbohydrates, and milk, 13.3%, 19.9%, 22.8%, and 41.8% of the children ate more than 5 times per week. The eating habit score was positively correlated (r = 0.18, p < 0.05) with household income. This study suggests that nutrition education to increase fruit and vegetable consumption for preschool children should be emphasized. Also a nutrition education program is needed to enhance consuming calcium and iron intake for adequate growth. (Korean J Community Nutrition 11(1): 3 ~ 13, 2006)

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      참고문헌 (Reference)

      1 "The effects of preschool childrens taste preferences on their intake of nutrients and the degree of their dental caries" Kei-myung University 2002

      2 "The effect of taste preference on anthropometric measurements and nutrient intakes in children" 6 (6): 130-138, 2001

      3 "The effect of eating habits and nutrient intake on the physical growth indicies in preschool children" 8 (8): 3-14, 2003

      4 "The effect of breast feeding on growth de-velopment bone mineral density of carpus and nutrient intakes in preschool children" 10 (10): 3-1, 2005

      5 "Relationship betwen habitual breakfast and intelectual performance (logical reasoning) in well-nourished schoolchildren" 57 : 49-53, 2003

      6 "Recomended dietary allowances for young children and fod guideline for preschool children in Sweden" 9 (9): 742-752, 2004

      7 "Position of the American Dietetic Association" 99 : 93-101, 1999

      8 "Parents perception and attitudes to the school meal service program (SMSP) in kindergarten" 10 (10): 141-150, 2005

      9 "Overweight among preschool children in seoul" 6 (6): 121-129, 2001

      10 "Life Tables" 2001

      1 "The effects of preschool childrens taste preferences on their intake of nutrients and the degree of their dental caries" Kei-myung University 2002

      2 "The effect of taste preference on anthropometric measurements and nutrient intakes in children" 6 (6): 130-138, 2001

      3 "The effect of eating habits and nutrient intake on the physical growth indicies in preschool children" 8 (8): 3-14, 2003

      4 "The effect of breast feeding on growth de-velopment bone mineral density of carpus and nutrient intakes in preschool children" 10 (10): 3-1, 2005

      5 "Relationship betwen habitual breakfast and intelectual performance (logical reasoning) in well-nourished schoolchildren" 57 : 49-53, 2003

      6 "Recomended dietary allowances for young children and fod guideline for preschool children in Sweden" 9 (9): 742-752, 2004

      7 "Position of the American Dietetic Association" 99 : 93-101, 1999

      8 "Parents perception and attitudes to the school meal service program (SMSP) in kindergarten" 10 (10): 141-150, 2005

      9 "Overweight among preschool children in seoul" 6 (6): 121-129, 2001

      10 "Life Tables" 2001

      11 "Korean Childrens Standard Growth" 1998

      12 "Food habits and its relation to the obesity of preschool children living in urban area" 15 (15): 349-350, 2000

      13 "Factors associated with breakfast skipping in elementary school children in Korea" 9 (9): 3-1, 2004

      14 "Dietary behaviors, food preference and its relationships with personality traits in sixth graders of lementary school" 9 (9): 135-141, 2004

      15 "Determining obesity frequency of rural children by skinfold thicknes analyzing their KAP related to obesity camp strategy" 5 (5): 502-512, 2000

      16 "Basic Nutrition" Sohaksa 1996

      17 "Analysis of factors associated with the preschool childrens nutrition awarenes" 10 (10): 345-355, 1995

      18 "An effect of childrens food attitude on nutritional status and personality" 258-271, 1987

      19 "American Academy of Pediatrics Comittee on Nutrition Ameri-can Academy of Pediatrics" 1993

      20 "A study on the relation of dietary intakes iron defi-ciency anemic frequency and iron deficiency of elementary school middle school and high school students in Buchon city" 33 (33): 215-223, 1998

      21 "A study on the preference and food behavior of the children in primary school fodservice 2" 2 (2): 69-80, 1996

      22 "A study on the fod habit and the evaluation of nutrient intake of preschool children in Pusan" 28 (28): 1369-1379, 1999

      23 "A study on relation of obesity to the serum lipid and insulin concentration in elementary school children" 31 (31): 159-165, 1998

      24 "A study on nutritional status of kindergarten children in low socioeconomic apartment complex in Seoul" Seoul National University 1994

      25 "A study on a relation of food ecology to obesity index of 5th grade in Cheju City" 13 (13): 141-151, 1998

      26 "A comparative study of obese children and normal children on dietary intake and environmental factors at an elementary schol in Inchon" 4 (4): 504-511, 1999

      27 "A Study on the Obesity and stres of elementary school children in the Kangnung area" 6 (6): 715-725, 2001

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