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Clinical history in a malnourished child

Clinical history in a malnourished child
History of presenting illness
Nutrition history
Dietary history – Including changes in appetite and recent oral intake (quantity and quality of diet)
Recent change in weight
Recent swelling of feet
Associated symptoms
Stool pattern, especially diarrhea (increased volume and watery, frequency, presence of blood)
Fever
Cough (acute or chronic)
Decrease in urine output
Past medical history
Neonatal history
Prematurity
Low birth weight
Twin birth
Birth asphyxia
Infant feeding history
Duration of breastfeeding
Use of breast milk substitutes
Age and diet at weaning
Other
Recurrent diarrhea or pneumonia
Recurrent or recent thrush (suggests possible immunosuppression) 
Other chronic disease, such as cancer
Recent history of or contact with infectious disease, such as tuberculosis or measles
Preventive health care
Immunizations received
Vitamin A supplementation
Family history
History of tuberculosis or HIV
Social history
Family structure
Number of living parents or other caregivers
Number of siblings
Birth order of this patient
Economics
Parents' occupation
Household income
Availability of food
Accommodation
Crowding
Water source
Sanitary facilities
Original figure modified for this publication. Walton E, Allen S. Malnutrition in developing countries. Paediatrics and Child Health, 2011; 21:418. Table used with the permission of Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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