Fatores associados ? obesidade e o padr?o de consumo alimentar de pr?-escolares em Feira de Santana - BA
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Mestrado Acad?mico em Sa?de Coletiva
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DEPARTAMENTO DE SA?DE
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Resumo: | The present study aimed to analyze food consumption patterns and the nutritional status of children under four years old in Feira de Santana ? Bahia. It is a cross-sectional study nested in a cohortoflivebirths population based in Feira de Santana - Bahia.This study evaluated the data of 813 pairs of mothers and children under four years old from a cohort of live births. The anthropometric profile was defined through direct method by measuring the body mass index based on the variables height and weight and eating patterns (main independent variable) determined by principal component analysis through data obtained from the food frequency questionnaire.Also, were evaluated as potential confounders: child characteristics (sex, birth weight, nutritional status, interruption of exclusive breastfeeding at 4 months of age, weaning at twoyears old, bottle feeding, feeding during sleep and consumption of blended food) and maternal (gestational age, maternal age at birth, skin color, education, work, income, overweight / obesity), defined.The association between obesity and eating patterns were estimated using Pearson's chi-squared test (p <0.05) and multiple logistic regression analysis. In children under four years old, the prevalence of obesity was 12.7%.Regarding the children's characteristics, 51.7% were male, 95.7% were born weighting more than five pounds, eight ounces. Most children (96.4%) were born in the pregnancy term. 82.9% of mothers gave birth with age equal to or higher than 20 years old, 64.8% were brown, 66.4% had high school / college level education, 61.7% did not went away from home to work and 51.3% had income above 2 minimum wages.According to food characteristics, 21.2% continued exclusive breastfeeding until fourmonths and 10.9% still breastfeeding at 2 years old.The bottle use was reported in 63.0% of children, 29.5% ate sleeping and 47.6% were in the habit of consuming blended food. Four food consumption patterns were identified: food standard 1 (milk and derivatives, vegetables and tubers, legumes, fruit, fish and eggs); food pattern 2 (cereals, snacks, fats and oils, non-alcoholic drinks and sweets); food pattern 3 (processed meats, fast-food, ketchup/mayonnaise); and, food standard 4 (red meat and chicken).In the bivariate analysis, there was a positive association between obesity and the predictor variables: appropriate birth weight, family income, maternal overweight/obesity, interruption of exclusive breastfeeding at four months, no weaning attwoyears of age and use of bottle.In logistic regression analysis, obesity was associated with the consumption of processed meats, fast food and ketchup / mayonnaise (food standard 3). It has been shown that the high intake of processed and energy dense foods were contributing factors to the occurrence of obesity in childhood.These results reinforce the need for public policies and nutrition education programs in health facilities and schools, to assist in changing the eating habits of children, an important predictor of nutritional problems. |
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Vieira, Graciete Oliveira1309281254900282321519http://lattes.cnpq.br/0045813332542383Gomes, Karina Emanuella Peixoto de Souza2017-03-14T21:09:49Z2011-03-31GOMES, Karina Emanuella Peixoto de Souza. Fatores associados ? obesidade e o padr?o de consumo alimentar de pr?-escolares em Feira de Santana ? BA. 2011. 42 f. Disserta??o (Mestrado Acad?mico em Sa?de Coletiva)- Universidade Estadual de Feira de Santana, Feira de Santana, 2011.http://localhost:8080/tede/handle/tede/461The present study aimed to analyze food consumption patterns and the nutritional status of children under four years old in Feira de Santana ? Bahia. It is a cross-sectional study nested in a cohortoflivebirths population based in Feira de Santana - Bahia.This study evaluated the data of 813 pairs of mothers and children under four years old from a cohort of live births. The anthropometric profile was defined through direct method by measuring the body mass index based on the variables height and weight and eating patterns (main independent variable) determined by principal component analysis through data obtained from the food frequency questionnaire.Also, were evaluated as potential confounders: child characteristics (sex, birth weight, nutritional status, interruption of exclusive breastfeeding at 4 months of age, weaning at twoyears old, bottle feeding, feeding during sleep and consumption of blended food) and maternal (gestational age, maternal age at birth, skin color, education, work, income, overweight / obesity), defined.The association between obesity and eating patterns were estimated using Pearson's chi-squared test (p <0.05) and multiple logistic regression analysis. In children under four years old, the prevalence of obesity was 12.7%.Regarding the children's characteristics, 51.7% were male, 95.7% were born weighting more than five pounds, eight ounces. Most children (96.4%) were born in the pregnancy term. 82.9% of mothers gave birth with age equal to or higher than 20 years old, 64.8% were brown, 66.4% had high school / college level education, 61.7% did not went away from home to work and 51.3% had income above 2 minimum wages.According to food characteristics, 21.2% continued exclusive breastfeeding until fourmonths and 10.9% still breastfeeding at 2 years old.The bottle use was reported in 63.0% of children, 29.5% ate sleeping and 47.6% were in the habit of consuming blended food. Four food consumption patterns were identified: food standard 1 (milk and derivatives, vegetables and tubers, legumes, fruit, fish and eggs); food pattern 2 (cereals, snacks, fats and oils, non-alcoholic drinks and sweets); food pattern 3 (processed meats, fast-food, ketchup/mayonnaise); and, food standard 4 (red meat and chicken).In the bivariate analysis, there was a positive association between obesity and the predictor variables: appropriate birth weight, family income, maternal overweight/obesity, interruption of exclusive breastfeeding at four months, no weaning attwoyears of age and use of bottle.In logistic regression analysis, obesity was associated with the consumption of processed meats, fast food and ketchup / mayonnaise (food standard 3). It has been shown that the high intake of processed and energy dense foods were contributing factors to the occurrence of obesity in childhood.These results reinforce the need for public policies and nutrition education programs in health facilities and schools, to assist in changing the eating habits of children, an important predictor of nutritional problems.O presente estudo teve como objetivo analisar os padr?es de consumo alimentar e o estado nutricional de crian?as menores de quatro anos em Feira de Santana ? Bahia. Trata-se de estudo de corte transversal aninhado a uma coorte de nascidos vivos de base populacional em Feira de Santana ? Bahia. Neste estudo foram avaliados os dados de 813 duplas m?es e filhos menores de quatro anos provenientes de uma coorte de nascidos vivos. O perfil antropom?trico foi definido pelo m?todo direto atrav?s da medida do ?ndice de massa corp?rea com base nas vari?veis peso e estatura e os padr?es alimentares (vari?vel independente principal), determinados por meio da an?lise de componentes principais atrav?s dos dados obtidos no question?rio de frequ?ncia alimentar. Al?m disso, foram avaliadas como potenciais confundidoras: as caracter?sticas infantis (sexo, peso ao nascer, estado nutricional, interrup??o do aleitamento materno exclusivo aos quatro meses de idade, desmame aos dois anos de idade, uso de mamadeira, alimenta??o durante o sono e consumode alimentos liquidificados) e as maternas (idade gestacional, idade materna no parto, cor da pele, escolaridade, trabalho, renda, sobrepeso/obesidade),definidas. A associa??o entre a obesidade e os padr?es alimentaresfoiestimada atrav?s do teste qui-quadrado de Pearson (p<0,05) e da an?lise de regress?o log?stica m?ltipla.Nas crian?as menores de quatro anos, apreval?ncia de obesidadefoi de12,7%. Com rela??o ?s caracter?sticas infantis, 51,7% eram do sexo masculino, 95,7% nasceram com peso superior a 2500g. A maioria das crian?as (96,4%) nasceuno termo da gesta??o.82,9% das m?es pariram com idade igual ou superior a 20 anos, 64,8% eram pardas, 66,4% tinham ensino m?dio/superior, 61,7% n?o se ausentavam do lar para trabalhar e 51,3% tinham renda superior a 2 sal?rios m?nimos. Segundo as caracter?sticas alimentares, 21,2% continuaram o aleitamento exclusivo at? os 4 meses e 10,9% ainda amamentavam aos 2 anos de idade. O uso de mamadeira foi reportado em 63,0% das crian?as, 29,5% comiam dormindo e 47,6% tinham o h?bito de consumir alimentos liquidificados.Foram identificados quatro padr?es alimentares: padr?o alimentar 1 (leite e derivados, verduras e tub?rculos, leguminosas, frutas, pescados e ovos); padr?o alimentar 2 (cereais, salgadinhos, ?leos e gorduras, bebidas n?o alco?licas e doces); padr?o alimentar 3 (embutidos, fast-food, catchup/maionese); e padr?o alimentar 4 (frango e carnes vermelhas).Na an?lise bivariada,observou-se associa??o positiva entre a obesidade e as vari?veis preditoras: peso adequado ao nascer, maior renda familiar, sobrepeso/obesidade materno, interrup??o do aleitamento materno exclusivo aos 4 meses, aus?ncia de desmame aos 2 anos de idade e uso de mamadeira. Na an?lise de regress?o log?stica, aobesidade esteve associada com o consumode alimentos embutidos, fast-food e catchup/maionese (padr?o alimentar 3).Ficou demonstrado que a elevada ingest?o de alimentos industrializados e altamente energ?ticos foram fatores contributivos para a ocorr?ncia da obesidade na inf?ncia. Estes resultados refor?am a necessidade de pol?ticas p?blicas e programas de educa??o alimentar, nas unidades de sa?de e escolas, que auxiliem na mudan?a dos h?bitos alimentares das crian?as, importante preditor de problemas nutricionais.Submitted by Ricardo Cedraz Duque Moliterno (ricardo.moliterno@uefs.br) on 2017-03-14T21:09:49Z No. of bitstreams: 1 GOMES KARINA E P S.pdf: 817980 bytes, checksum: 221a76bf0c6f605d5bafbecd9d1d415b (MD5)Made available in DSpace on 2017-03-14T21:09:49Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 GOMES KARINA E P S.pdf: 817980 bytes, checksum: 221a76bf0c6f605d5bafbecd9d1d415b (MD5) Previous issue date: 2011-03-31Funda??o de Amparo ? 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Fatores associados ? obesidade e o padr?o de consumo alimentar de pr?-escolares em Feira de Santana - BA |
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Fatores associados ? obesidade e o padr?o de consumo alimentar de pr?-escolares em Feira de Santana - BA Gomes, Karina Emanuella Peixoto de Souza Consumo de alimentos Pr?-escolares Crian?as Obesidade An?lise fatorial Food consumption Preschool Children Obesity Factor analysis CIENCIAS DA SAUDE::SAUDE COLETIVA |
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Fatores associados ? obesidade e o padr?o de consumo alimentar de pr?-escolares em Feira de Santana - BA |
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Fatores associados ? obesidade e o padr?o de consumo alimentar de pr?-escolares em Feira de Santana - BA |
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Fatores associados ? obesidade e o padr?o de consumo alimentar de pr?-escolares em Feira de Santana - BA |
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Fatores associados ? obesidade e o padr?o de consumo alimentar de pr?-escolares em Feira de Santana - BA |
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Fatores associados ? obesidade e o padr?o de consumo alimentar de pr?-escolares em Feira de Santana - BA |
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Gomes, Karina Emanuella Peixoto de Souza |
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Gomes, Karina Emanuella Peixoto de Souza |
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Vieira, Graciete Oliveira |
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Gomes, Karina Emanuella Peixoto de Souza |
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Vieira, Graciete Oliveira |
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Consumo de alimentos Pr?-escolares Crian?as Obesidade An?lise fatorial |
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Consumo de alimentos Pr?-escolares Crian?as Obesidade An?lise fatorial Food consumption Preschool Children Obesity Factor analysis CIENCIAS DA SAUDE::SAUDE COLETIVA |
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Food consumption Preschool Children Obesity Factor analysis |
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The present study aimed to analyze food consumption patterns and the nutritional status of children under four years old in Feira de Santana ? Bahia. It is a cross-sectional study nested in a cohortoflivebirths population based in Feira de Santana - Bahia.This study evaluated the data of 813 pairs of mothers and children under four years old from a cohort of live births. The anthropometric profile was defined through direct method by measuring the body mass index based on the variables height and weight and eating patterns (main independent variable) determined by principal component analysis through data obtained from the food frequency questionnaire.Also, were evaluated as potential confounders: child characteristics (sex, birth weight, nutritional status, interruption of exclusive breastfeeding at 4 months of age, weaning at twoyears old, bottle feeding, feeding during sleep and consumption of blended food) and maternal (gestational age, maternal age at birth, skin color, education, work, income, overweight / obesity), defined.The association between obesity and eating patterns were estimated using Pearson's chi-squared test (p <0.05) and multiple logistic regression analysis. In children under four years old, the prevalence of obesity was 12.7%.Regarding the children's characteristics, 51.7% were male, 95.7% were born weighting more than five pounds, eight ounces. Most children (96.4%) were born in the pregnancy term. 82.9% of mothers gave birth with age equal to or higher than 20 years old, 64.8% were brown, 66.4% had high school / college level education, 61.7% did not went away from home to work and 51.3% had income above 2 minimum wages.According to food characteristics, 21.2% continued exclusive breastfeeding until fourmonths and 10.9% still breastfeeding at 2 years old.The bottle use was reported in 63.0% of children, 29.5% ate sleeping and 47.6% were in the habit of consuming blended food. Four food consumption patterns were identified: food standard 1 (milk and derivatives, vegetables and tubers, legumes, fruit, fish and eggs); food pattern 2 (cereals, snacks, fats and oils, non-alcoholic drinks and sweets); food pattern 3 (processed meats, fast-food, ketchup/mayonnaise); and, food standard 4 (red meat and chicken).In the bivariate analysis, there was a positive association between obesity and the predictor variables: appropriate birth weight, family income, maternal overweight/obesity, interruption of exclusive breastfeeding at four months, no weaning attwoyears of age and use of bottle.In logistic regression analysis, obesity was associated with the consumption of processed meats, fast food and ketchup / mayonnaise (food standard 3). It has been shown that the high intake of processed and energy dense foods were contributing factors to the occurrence of obesity in childhood.These results reinforce the need for public policies and nutrition education programs in health facilities and schools, to assist in changing the eating habits of children, an important predictor of nutritional problems. |
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Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UEFS - Universidade Estadual de Feira de Santana (UEFS) |
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