Growth Charts and Anthropometry MCQ — NEET PG Practice Question | NEETPGAI
Growth Charts and Anthropometry
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Two 3-year-old children are evaluated for growth faltering. Child A has a weight-for-age of 60% of expected, height-for-age of 95% of expected, and normal mid-arm circumference. Child B has a weight-for-age of 75% of expected, height-for-age of 75% of expected, and reduced mid-arm circumference. Which anthropometric finding best discriminates between constitutional growth delay in Child A and nutritional stunting in Child B?
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