Beslenme Durumunun Değerlendirilmesinde Sıra Dışı Bir Yöntem: BİA

Year 2017, , 61 - 66, 01.04.2017

Mustafa Özçetin Fidan Khalilova Ayşe Kılıç

https://doi.org/10.5222/j.child.2017.061

Abstract

Vücut kompozisyonunun doğru bir tahmini beslenme değer- lendirilmesinde ve izleminde önemlidir. Çocukların normal büyüme temposunun bilinmesi, hastalıkların erken tanısın- da yardımcı olur ve gereksiz tetkikleri azaltır. Vücut kom- pozisyonlarının değerlendirmesinde farklı ve etkin yöntem- ler son yıllarda geliştirilmiştir. Vücut kompozisyonunun etkin bir şekilde ölçümü klinik bilimlerinin farklı dalların- da sağlıkla ilgili önemli kararların alınmasında yaşamsal rol oynamaktadır. BIA güvenli olması, indirekt bir yöntem olması, kısmen düşük maliyeti içermesi, etkili bir değerlen- dirme yöntemi olması gibi nedenler sonucunda kliniklerde, hastaların vücut kompozisyonlarının değerlendirilmesinde sık kullanılan bir yöntem hâline gelmiştir

Keywords

Beslenme durumu, biolektriksel impedans analizi, vücut kompozisyonu

An Uncommon Method of Evaluating Nutritional Status: BIA

Abstract

An accurate estimate of body composition is important in the assessment and monitoring of nutrition. Knowing the normal growth rate of children helps early diagnosis of diseases and reduces unnecessary examinations. Different and effective methods for evaluating body compositions have been developed in recent years. Effective measure- ment of body composition is crucial in taking important health-related decisions in different branches of the clini- cal sciences. BIA has become a frequently used method in assessing the body composition of patients in clinics as a result of being safe, an indirect method, partly low cost, and an effective evaluation method

Keywords

Nutritional status, bioelectric impedans analysis, body composition

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