Objective To investigate and analyze the condition of malnutrition and anemia of preschool children in Kunshan city,and provide some scientific basis to improve children's health. Methods The Results of physical examination of preschool children who had been examined were collected.Descriptive analysis and chi-square tests were analyzed. Results The number of malnutrition was 1 347,and the detection ratio was 3.15%,while the number of anemia was 655,and the detection ratio was 1.53%.The detection ratios of malnutrition and anemia in rural areas were higher than those in urban areas(P all <0.05),and the detection ratio of anemia in private kindergartens was higher than that in public kindergartens (P<0.05). Conclusion The condition of malnutrition and anemia of preschool children in Kunshan city remained to be further improved.
Key words
preschool children /
malnutrition /
anemia /
detection ratio
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