nutrient delivery

How is Nutrient Delivery Monitored in Pediatrics?

Nutrient delivery is monitored through various methods:
Growth Charts: Track a child's growth over time.
Dietary Assessments: Evaluate the child's food intake.
Blood Tests: Check for nutrient deficiencies.
Clinical Evaluations: Assess physical signs of malnutrition.

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